This is the video for one of RJD2’s song, “Work It Out”. The video features Bill Shannon who was born with a degenerative hip condition. His legs cannot carry his own weight and has lived all his life on crutches. Though this may look like a recreational hobby or a debilitation, it is simply how Bill maneuvers throughout the day. In time to RJD2’s song “Work It Out” we follow Bill as he makes his way around Brooklyn.
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if his legs cant support his own weight then how can he bend his kness while riding a skateboard?
knees*
ASSHOLE HANDICAPPED MAN STOLE THAT SKATEBOARD
Chill out bro.. I am the man from whom he stole the skateboard. I was a bit shocked when he stole my skateboard to be perfectly honest.. but after I found out it was used for a good cause (the making of this film), my anger was replaced by compassion and genuine understanding. This video is being used to empower disabled people and give them a sense of purpose in this world. I am all for that. You can steal my skateboard anytime bro. Cripple power!
hi c4. to answer ur question, i wasnt actually bending my knees. u see, its an optical illusion. i have nothing from the thighs down. what u see bending are actually state of the art titanium artificial legs. its the same thing they use on the spaceships
i think it’s awesome
I was in the background, staring at that Man in the Crutches. Those crutches would fulfill my destiny. I was behind him the whole time, hiding from the camera, waiting for them to stop recording. At the end of the clip, I stole his crutches and ran home to my girlfriend.
We had the best uber-dildo-schizer-secks EVER!
I hope his friends are more supportive then his legs, LOL SAW WHAT I DID THERE?!
pretty good dancer 4 a crippled
Great video ! The flow is so smooth ! I make any white guy believe he can dance!
this is awesome. i love seeing people with disabilities adapt to their problem and work to live a normal life instead of expecting everything to be handed to them for free. Props to this guy.