Big Ocean breaks barriers as the first K-pop group whose members are hard of hearing – The World from PRX
The three South Korean musicians use hearing aids and cochlear implants and mix sign language with dance moves, reaching out to deaf and hard of hearing K-pop fans around the world.
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