As an accompanying picture correctly noted, it is "Talking for Clapping," not "Talking While Clapping."
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Her distinctive clapping, which was reminiscent of Nicole Kidman's clapping at the 28 Academy Awards.
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Of course, they're clapping for the performers — but you're right there, with the whole auditorium clapping and giving the bravos.
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Mr Reich, who composes in the minimalist style, is known for pieces such as Clapping Music—an ensemble clapping rhythmically for four minutes.
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It's the end of the show, we go downstage for curtain call, the audience is clapping, and all we see is Spike clapping really aggressively and pointing.
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There's practice clapping in the Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen clubhouse's bar entrance, there's practice clapping from inside the studio before beloved host Andy Cohen enters, and, of course, there's real clapping when Cohen actually bursts into the studio in all his reality TV king glory.
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"I walked into PE and people were clapping, and I come into the lunch room and got a standing ovation and a bunch of kids were clapping," he said.
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I can hear when people are clapping, can hear the claps as individual sonic events: I can almost always make out the crisp echo of the last person clapping.
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Talking for Clapping – Patton Oswalt Best Musical Theater Album
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It also looks like she mouths "SO GREAT" while clapping.
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Standing in the audience, Garner starts clapping with the crowd.
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A Lumineers song is playing, but it's just instrumental. Clapping.
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" The crowd erupted at that line, clapping and chanting, "Bullshit!
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I just can't stop thinking about Nicole Kidman clapping pic.twitter.
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Still, the Clinton forces should have only one hand clapping.
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Guests were seen grooving and clapping along to his performance.
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The boss's eyes lit up and he began clapping furiously.
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And the audience is clapping - in part to keep warm.
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Normani was also pictured clapping for Cabello during the show.
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"The crowd was clapping loud at the time #GirlPower" Rosebuds!
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Why is Travis Scott hunched over and clapping so stiffly?
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She had trouble with the clapping games in her preschool.
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Somebody give this woman a PhD in clapping back, already.
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He likes the clapping and cheering and hearing his name.
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Thing is, no one is clapping now are they Facebook?
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"Opera, art gallery, university, hospital," she said, clapping her hands.
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We all started clapping as if the speech was done.
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Hendrica decided that clapping and marching might do the trick.
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"We turned that into clapping for our friends," he said.
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Driving off, I heard people clapping and tooting their horns.
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As he finished, the clapping in the room was loud.
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And you really see that — MULANEY [clapping] That's it, yes.
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Some people were dancing and clapping as onlookers took photos.
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Sanders was on his feet clapping and smiling throughout the game.
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The men start to desperately call for Izzy, clapping and whistling.
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Is there cheering, clapping, people being won over at each event?
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The hype of you walking in, cheering and clapping for you.
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Many on the right are clapping, if not delivering standing ovations.
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The crowd was excited—clapping, cheering, laughing at the funny bits.
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"From now on, I decided, after two encores I stop clapping."
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Nobody dared stop clapping and chanting until he raised his arm.
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"She was on point!" she tells me, clapping her hands together.
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If you hear crying and clapping in the background, it's him.
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Michael Hayden, referring to Haspel's clapping at the domestic policy issues.
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Underwood later posted a video of Isaiah clapping from the sidelines.
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"Congrats!!" wrote Rose, while Hunt simply left a clapping hands emoji.
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Everyone started clapping, thinking she came up with a good line.
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"My hands would sting from all the clapping," said one manager.
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"They'll start clapping for us, and it's just fun," Feeley said.
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Germans lined the platforms, clapping as the migrant trains rolled in.
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That means a lot of players didn't bother clapping at all.
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Clapping is the latest idea YouTube is testing in certain territories.
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Where hands had been clapping, now arms were folded across chests.
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"Natasha Lyonne clapping that's it that's the tweet," one person wrote.
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After each frenzied remark, clapping and hollering reverberated throughout the room.
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And this woman, clapping at this man, was the reddest meat.
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It wasn't as heavy clapping as there's been in the past.
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"When I walked in it was like my wife was clapping, my kids were clapping, but the whole room was made up of special interests and donors, which is a disgrace from the R.N.C.," Mr. Trump said.
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All of them were clapping, pumping one another up, preparing to fight.
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So what if they were really clapping for the ice cream sandwiches?
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Catelynn Baltierra is defending her marriage while clapping back at internet trolls.
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She often tilts her head side to side, clapping, while she sings.
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They're clapping on two and four, and you're moving to the music.
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First, here's President Obama clapping back at Trump's relentless "birther" conspiracy-mongering.
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She slithers… And clapping… And she's starting to eat actual food, too.
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On her first try she had one out so everyone was clapping.
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And soon, we all join — clapping, singing, saying short words and phrases.
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Hands Ayyy we got your sound of one hand clapping right here!
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The nurses and guests stood on the sidelines, clapping and snapping photos.
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There's a little small talk, too, but it's mostly just the clapping.
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Manager Terry Collins kept clapping his hands, as if to distract himself.
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Referees felt Murray's clapping was an attempt to draw the defense offsides.
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Pandemonium broke out with wild clapping and cheering for five full minutes.
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By the end of the meet, Bowman said, the clapping was halfhearted.
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The toy speaks "Minion" and can respond to clapping and hand gestures.
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She was beaming, pointing, waving and clapping as she took the stage.
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Suárez did the same, clapping toward the Barcelona fans along the way.
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The score is a clapping percussion that crescendos, generating a palpable suspense.
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After a clapping section I don't understand, we play a jumping game.
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The bell was not only tolling, it was booming, blaring, thunderously clapping.
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But their guests weren't clapping or cheering as they might normally do.
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The president remained stern faced throughout, even when waving to clapping supporters.
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Yooo peters mom clapping against him is the most savage #TheBachelor pic.twitter.
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Ethan's mother recalled "people hollering and screaming and clapping" after their rescue.
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They don't know what they're clapping for, the art or the cause.
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But the pause was punctured by some students clapping and high-fiving.
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"We were clapping, smiling, laughing ... there were cheers," he told the AP.
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Except that Obama never suggested those non-clapping Republicans didn't love America.
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The students jumped up and down, clapping their hands at the news.
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As the protesters sat at midfield chanting and clapping, players retreated indoors.
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Drake was left on the sidelines, clapping, looking left out in the cold.
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RARE PHOTOS: Bob Dylan, in the beginning Audience members started slow hand-clapping.
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This clearly resonated with the audience, which when I left, was still clapping.
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She distinctly recalled her father clapping for her as she honed her skills.
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Charlotte went on to enjoy the rest of the flypast, excitedly clapping throughout.
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Click here to view original GIFI think there's a NSA agent clapping somewhere.
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The reaction from the audience was immediate, with several fans cheering and clapping.
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My aesthetic: Brie Larson not clapping for literal trash hole casey affleck pic.twitter.
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The maroon-shirted engineers started clapping again, and soon they grew more raucous.
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Either way, something in the air is changing, and Congress is clapping back.
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Leader Kim Jong Un was shown clapping and smiling from a reviewing box.
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So: Why would Nicki Minaj be clapping back at Remy Ma, you ask?
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Ever the showman, Corbett played it to the hilt, howling, laughing, and clapping.
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Once people noticed I was there, people were laughing and cheering and clapping.
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Now, girls everywhere are clapping back at Total Frat Move's sexist, unnecessary article.
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His most public task in the interim appeared to be clapping behind Mrs.
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Hove emerged jumping, clapping, screaming and singing at the top of his voice.
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Watch Ingles, a dick in his own way, sarcastically clapping for Harden's performance.
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The audience roared, and the girls with me were cheering, smiling and clapping.
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When she finishes, the crowd goes wild — cheering, screaming and clapping in appreciation.
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Videos show people yelling and cheering as well as clapping across the city.
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You can hear the cheering and clapping from the cab of the ambulance!
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Clapping and cheering by a coach is not generally thought to be coaching.
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While radical environmentalists are clapping their hands, an entire local industry risks decimation.
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"We're not permanently clapping," she said, of her sometimes stern treatment of Biles.
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She lands and bounds to her feet, clapping, smiling, doing a little boogie.
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"Bravo to the chef," they said, clapping, after mopping the stew with bread.
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"We were clapping, smiling, laughing ... there were cheers," he told the Associated Press.
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A minister fiddled with an expensive-looking watch, then went back to clapping.
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Did you ever play any hand-clapping or rhyming games as a child?
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Clapping and howling their approval, the cast and crew rose to their feet.
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And Thunberg is very familiar with clapping back at him, in her way.
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"The time in between my clapping is ma," Miyazaki once told Roger Ebert.
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ZERO pretense here -- just a whole bunch of butts shaking, popping and clapping.
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Even the King of Spain was standing up in his box clapping me.
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When you have a president float the idea that not clapping at moments when he believes clapping is appropriate sends a very powerful message to the country about how we do (and should) deal with those who disagree with us.
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If butterflies had hands instead of wings, they'd be clapping for Senator Ted Cruz.
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Members of Congress should agree to hold all clapping and ovations to the end.
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This just in: clapping is the best and funniest thing in the entire world.
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While the majority of the crowd boos, one audience member can be heard clapping.
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I'm pretty sure I just saw a stripper clapping her ass in Morse code.
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"But thank you for clapping," she added, before taking a sip of red wine.
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" Lovato returned the favor, harmonizing with Jonas and clapping along as he performed "Jealous.
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"My tip on clapping back is doing what makes you feel good," she said.
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I don't regret clapping back at anybody or talking to my fans on Twitter.
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Trump, who was there with first lady Melania Trump, stood smiling and clapping throughout.
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Still working on her clapping on the 2 and 4 but that will come….
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Kal Penn is clapping back at his haters with a fundraiser for Syrian refugees.
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Still working on her clapping on the 123 and 4 but that will come….
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This is like the first time you ever saw that Michael Gove clapping tweet.
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"This weather is not going to stop us," he said, clapping his gloved hands.
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Whether they're clapping back at insults, or slinging their own, they're A-list trolls.
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She was sobbing, clapping, screaming, and even dancing at the sight of her idol.
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A restless section full of sputtered outbursts leads to a frenetic episode involving clapping.
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Along the way, locals stood by the race track clapping and offering high fives.
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Mamata Banerjee, the firebrand leader of All India Trinamool Congress, certainly won't be clapping.
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Nicole Kidman has broken her silence to explain her bizarre clapping at the Oscars.
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ALEXANDER WANG Afterward people went crazy, clapping, cheering, even throwing things into the air.
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Clapping chants were already in use in club teams in other countries, like France.
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Mnuchin and Tillerson exhibited interesting clapping techniques, lazily mashing their fingers against one another.
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There stood a boy in a red shirt, staring straight ahead, clapping his hands.
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As the president was about to speak, Ms. Hayes, visibly overjoyed, continued her clapping.
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She says that's when she heard what she said sounded at first like clapping.
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Yang"Andrew Yang [clapping on the other side of the stage]: "I'm over here!
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The Oscar Hunt LOS ANGELES — Smiling and clapping through marathon rubber-chicken awards banquets.
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But we described it as more as a "shrug" of support than clapping enthusiasm.
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He had his uncle killed for, among the reasons, clapping halfheartedly, The Times reported.
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We waited through hours of speeches and clapping, booing and heckling from the members.
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Janet Jackson's best friend and creative director is clapping back at haters in her honor.
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The visitors heartily oblige, clapping for the sailors aboard the Greek ship named Em Corfu.
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Ripa -- who&aposs known for epically clapping back at her haters -- responded with a comment.
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Kardashian West simply wrote "Thank you Governor Haslam" — words she bookended with clapping hand emojis.
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The resultant applause seems like victory, but it's just the sound of one hand clapping.
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"You can see me clapping and visibly agreeing with what he said," Linfesty pointed out.
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And the clapping back from those in the field has been, well, not very subtle.
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According to Nelson, all the fellow passengers had to try their hardest to resist clapping.
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Judging by the hooting and clapping, the sobriety level in the room is decreasing exponentially.
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Kelly Ripa is clapping back at a troll who compared her to a cardboard cutout.
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"She seemed to be mad at the person clapping behind her (not sure)," McKenna said.
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Still working on her clapping on the 2 and 4 but that will come…. pic.twitter.
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Ratajkowski has a history of clapping back at men who disapprove of her outfit choices.
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In stepping, the full body is engaged in a chorus of stomping, slapping and clapping.
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And in JFK in New York, people started clapping because he was given the boot.
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Well, we're getting better at playing it, and the audience are getting better at clapping.
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At times, her status as the clapping seal in a media circus became uncomfortably stark.
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Mr. Buttigieg's section was particularly enthusiastic, clapping thundersticks and waving flashing lights throughout his address.
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The debate moderators had to repeatedly interject and remind the audience to refrain from clapping.
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That goes away, though, as soon as the credits go up and people are clapping.
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Clapping, wailing, stamping, he and his four musicians offered extreme action of a simpler kind.
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The jolly clapping, by all the actors, pops up during every scene change as well.
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But I walked in, and my teammates were all clapping and yelling: 'There's the Tiger!
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He ultimately responded directly to the question, which prompted laughter and clapping from the audience.
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In the video, the man is seen clapping his hands and shouting at other passengers.
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There were similar cheers and clapping during the World Series, though the boos sounded louder.
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The clapping exists in another universe, inaccessible to him, like the laugh track on Seinfeld.
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After joining them, he spoke on stage, with Markle and Ragland clapping in the audience.
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She testified that she remembers waking up later to Cosby clapping his hands to her.
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" Mocking what she thought the headlines would have been she said: "'Why isn't Nicole clapping?
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Importantly, the product has a high degree of accuracy thanks to advanced clapping detection algorithms.
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The music began without her swanning on solo — in fact, without any clapping at all.
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"What is the sound of one hand clapping?" someone asks you, to be a jerk.
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"Let us face it, there is no planet B," he said to laughter and clapping.
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"Thank you for your service," he said, clapping his Vietnam Veterans cap to his chest.
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Britons paid tribute to health workers on Thursday evening by clapping and cheering from doorways.
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For me, the sound of two hands clapping still means the promise of a meal.
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With only a few minutes remaining, he entered the room to clapping from his team.
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When his speech was rescheduled, Ms. Pelosi was captured smirking and clapping at the president.
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It was a giant clapping, because, of course, that makes much more sense than gunshots.
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While fans were left clapping and cheering, that was their only celebration of the day.
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But once they realized what was happening, they started laughing and clapping, hooting and hollering.
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After he finished the word, the audience, unsure of the correct spelling, slowly began clapping.
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A video tweeted by OJPAC shows Rottenberg and members of his congregation singing and clapping.
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Is not clapping for POTUS at the State of the Union "treasonous," as Trump suggested?
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Britons paid tribute to health workers on Thursday evening by clapping and cheering from doorways.
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When the halftime whistle blew, tepid clapping summed up the attitude of the home fans.
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"I want to be a doctor," the told the audience, which was spontaneously cheering and clapping.
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"THANK THESE GOP House members who put their constituents FIRST," she wrote, adding two clapping emojis.
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Together, the pair bust out their moves, which include a disco point, hip shaking, and clapping.
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This is a movie that'll get you cry-laughing, clapping, and busting out those headphones ASAP.
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All of our friends were clapping and hooting with every person that came up the aisle.
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In the video, Luna was sitting in front of the television clapping along to her dad.
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She was engaged during the screening, laughing and clapping as she watched her boyfriend's new project.
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In the clip, Luna was sitting in front of the television clapping along to her dad.
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And because we did the virtual ceremony first that elicited a lot of clapping and cheering.
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Footage of the event showed the children waving and clapping as they walked along the path.
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Brody Jenner is poking fun amid his current relationship drama — and Miley Cyrus is clapping back.
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Del Rio later posted an image of Bure's comment, adding a slew of clapping-hands emoji.
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Once again we scrambled and gasped and stood up, clapping and cheering and definitely not crying.
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Tyler Baltierra is clapping back after social media trolls criticized his 1-month-old daughter, Vaeda.
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But Teigen is by far her most hilarious self when she's clapping back at her haters.
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"When I came off the plane and people were clapping, I felt guilty," Harold Bruso said.
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"She was laughing and clapping her hands when she got in the water," Ms. Long said.
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From a distance, a blast makes a distinctive thump, the sound of air pressure clapping outward.
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Clapping twice will get Fingerlings to sing, and if you have multiple toys, they'll sing together.
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Teens in MAGA hats surround them, clapping and smiling as Phillips chants and beats his drum.
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Kim was seen clapping in time to the music and later took photographs with the performers.
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There's little trash-talk and only masterful combos and juggles merit anything more than polite clapping.
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The song in question was clattering, hand-clapping track "Landcruisin'," which soon ended up on Soundcloud.
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For me, "Go hand to hand/" is not CLAPping, so the visual didn't work for me.
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She's got her arms folded across her chest and it periodically clapping encouragement for her teammates.
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While one dances, the others accompany with songs, exhortations and palmas, the rhythmic clapping of hands.
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The most we see is online concerts and convening, and people clapping or singing from balconies.
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The most we see is online concerts and convening, and people clapping or singing from balconies.
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I never understand at an auction when something goes for $100 million and everybody starts clapping.
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"The feeling was of universal support," said the designer Prabal Gurung, who was there and clapping.
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I watched 'Platoon' and heard the audience cheering and clapping when the Americans killed Vietnamese soldiers.
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It then showed 50-year-old Aniston smiling and clapping at her ex-husband&aposs comments.
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"It makes me angry," the man said as he and Becky joined the others in clapping.
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The event did include an audience, which could be heard clapping after Pruitt spoke, and Sen.
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He congratulated each of them as they passed him, too, clasping outstretched hands and clapping shoulders.
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Clapping could be heard as Comey wrapped up his statement at the beginning of the hearing.
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We see young white men, naked from the waist up, snarling and clapping in slow motion.
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In a speech, Trump suggested the Democrats not clapping for his address were guilty of treason.
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Video from the Coast Guard showed crews cheering and clapping as the final member was rescued.
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Another was a near riot of sputtered phrases that culminated in a stretch of frenetic clapping.
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When a duo would finish, spectators would pound their lightsabers on the floor instead of clapping.
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Sitting down, shutting up, clapping at the end — that's what most shows demand of an audience.
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Elsewhere in the arena, people were clapping politely and dancing, but overall the mood was relatively subdued.
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Reynolds can be seen in the background too, clapping and smiling as his daughter looks his way.
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"Guys, listen to him, he knows what he's doing," said De Jesus, clapping Santos on the back.
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The charges were announced by the country's chief prosecutor at a press conference attended by clapping supporters.
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Later she keeps one leg extended high behind her (arabesque penchée) while softly clapping her hands together.
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"I got a text with a GIF of Anthony Rizzo from the Chicago Cubs clapping," Moss said.
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So much about Black church is the sway, the hand clapping, the standing and yes, the dancing.
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Because that was Teddy fucking Perkins himself, clapping lightly in a front row seat at the Emmys.
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Demi Lovato is not done clapping back at those pushing her to answer questions on her sexuality.
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Each player knelt as they received their medal, clapping three times out of respect for Princess Anne.
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She did several cartwheels in the difficult dance and was triumphant afterwards, raising her arms and clapping.
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Clapping is one of those innate human maneuvers that's hard to mess up, like blinking or scratching.
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It would be stressful enough wearing a bazillion bucks worth of jewellery, let alone clapping in it.
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She dishes out life advice on ghosting, clapping back at haters, and faking big d*ck energy.
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Attending the wedding of two of her brothers, she sees a circle of women clapping their hands.
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Nicole Kidman is only a little bit embarrassed about her unexpected clapping at the Oscars this year.
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Yet as the camera pans out onto the clapping audience, the light-hearted mood hits a snag.
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"Major studios feel that they need to be constantly clapping to keep the audience's attention," Tindle says.
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When Martin Freeman played Richard III, the audience started clapping as soon as he walked on stage.
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Instead of applause, people respond by sending hearts, smiley faces, and clapping hands floating into the air.
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It was just her husband, alone in the square, clapping his hands as hard as he could.
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" Everyone was excited; there was screaming, clapping of hands, stomping and loud mutterings of incomprehensible sounds. "Amen!
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Cheers and clapping erupted at the mission operations center at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, in Pasadena, Calif.
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"I would love to walk out there with everyone, you know, clapping," she said of the final.
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Despite stealing the show with her bizarre clapping, Kidman wasn't the biggest talking point of the Oscars.
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The audience didn't stop clapping or laughing during this entire sequence and I started crying from happiness.
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The crowd didn't sit for long, we were constantly jumping to our feet, cheering, and clapping throughout.
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The comments saw "Harris" clapping back at the hate and calling out his pop star ex-girlfriend.
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It means coming to our churches -- and clapping on beat -- even when there is not an election.
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I recorded a video of New Yorkers clapping for healthcare workers from the safety of my window.
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Within minutes, Saturday's crowd — largely made up of parents and children — was clapping along to their rhythms.
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A group of them danced into Coley's hospital room clapping and singing songs by the Backstreet Boys.
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The congregation could be heard cheering and clapping as Biden became visible to them in the church.
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Neuer was furiously clapping his hands to encourage his team after the goal, sensing heads were dropping.
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The Trocks adopt intensely Hungarian dance behavior (every hand-clapping, head-shaking czardas mannerism) when they remember.
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The Somalis formed a circle, clapping and singing, Mahad leading them from one triumphant song to another.
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Weber and the Jakubeks emerged from the terminal, and the young men rushed forward, clapping and singing.
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As both men headed toward the finish, the small crowd began clapping and rose to its feet.
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The catch is, the crowd was not clapping from inside the imposing 12,000-person beach volleyball arena.
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Groups of women and children, protected by human chains of young men, stood clapping and shouting slogans.
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There are versions of it in which the audience is clapping along, like it's a dance tune.
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Pelosi's clapping might have been obnoxious, too, but it was also piquant, rather than fawning or confused.
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For example, clapping inside the small cave could reverberate as if you were in a large mansion.
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An anatomically accurate rex, meanwhile, has sideways fingers, so it "looks like he's always clapping," Persons said.
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There's no question that clapping hands, especially placed between words, are an invention of Black women's genius.
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" In juxtaposition with Trump holding his head high to show how proud he is and Pence clapping, Pelosi looked down and disengaged from the clapping and adoration, "so even before she does the ripping of the documents, she's making a choice not to adore him and not to clap.
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Everyone is so on edge, they're clapping the moment a spare ray of sunshine peaks through the clouds.
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People would come in and be weighed; there would be clapping (or tears), notes taken and "points" calculated.
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Mr. Brown jumped out to perform a three-minute set, which had the models dancing and clapping awkwardly.
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Posed together, the dancers held clapping poses around the 34-year-old, who was stuck in a lunge.
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I even tried sitting on my couch clapping for every single ingredient but it just wasn't the same.
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And now, the 26-year-old actress and singer is clapping back at him all on her own.
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She chases after him, clapping her heels into the rocky road, and slams her purse against his face.
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"I'll never forget walking into the reception tent and everybody was lined up, clapping for us," says Lawrence.
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Teen Mom 2's Briana DeJesus is clapping back at her ex-boyfriend Javi Marroquin and Kailyn Lowry.
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I was wearing a big dress, in front of families, parents who were clapping and cheering for me.
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She says she watched as Weinstein was laughing, clapping, drinking and flirting while no one said a word.
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Urban can be seen in the background of photos of their embrace, smiling and clapping for Skarsgård's win.
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The main difference between Spotify Singles and Spotify Sessions is that there's no audience clapping in Spotify Singles.
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In the last 10 minutes, they're more rambunctious than ever, yelling and clapping and swapping theories with friends.
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Actor Harry Shum Jr. agreed, tweeting, "That Eli Manning/Dirty Dancing commercial was" along with several clapping emojis.
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In conversation with Refinery29, the actress talks dating apps, clapping back (or not) at fans, and modern romance.
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Kim Kardashian is clapping back at people who've criticized her for having her third child via a surrogate.
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It's unclear how, exactly, clapping helps mitigate the the effects of toxins in her fairy bloodstream, but whatever.
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I look around the room at the clapping people, the musicians and the performers, and, mostly, I'm overwhelmed.
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He elbowed Naleye toward the edge of the bouncing circle, where he fell into clapping with everyone else.
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Caren Mansholt is on her feet, clapping along, when a rapid series of pops bursts through the air.
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Indeed, perhaps as one devotee of the Zen "koan" insisted, there is a sound of one hand clapping.
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"Last night," she wrote alongside one image of the singer onstage, adding both clapping and heart-eyed emojis.
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Voices harmonize, pushing against the drums and sounding ancient and wise, before melding into a hand-clapping jig.
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There was also a moment where a bunch of tech journalists were awkwardly clapping to The Sugarhill Gang.
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Short story, long ... Sports Illustrated clapped back with a sub-gram of Ashley clapping a lot of back.
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Celebrities "clapping back," or defending themselves against a hater's insult with a better one, is an ongoing phenomenon.
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Kourtney Kardashian appears to be clapping back at haters who accuse the KarJenner sisters of Photoshopping their pictures.
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Casey is also comically demonstrative, almost to a fault, stomping and clapping in the direction of opposing players.
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We would have the audience snapping their fingers, or tapping their beer bottles with their keys, or clapping.
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New York City did the same Friday night, with quarantined New Yorkers cheering and clapping from their balconies.
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This year, Ms. Girardet announced that the students raised €90,750; she was greeted with loud cheering and clapping.
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Passengers erupted in clapping and cheers — a typical tradition when Puerto Ricans land on their Isla del Encanto.
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Zuckerberg said, "I'm sorry," and was met by a flood of clapping emojis from several avatars near me.
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It's possible that as they stood there, a machine recorded and archived the sounds of their clapping hands.
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It was clear how the crowd felt as Mr. Comey began to speak: People started cheering and clapping.
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"People were standing for a half-hour, just clapping," he told an audience at West Point in March.
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Accompanied by her crew, The Big Girls, they rocked the stage, jumping, clapping, and twerking in perfect unison.
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The ads show a triumphant Trump speaking, clapping, and giving a thumbs-up before crowds at campaign events.
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The Bible speaks of trees clapping their hands in praise, and everything that has breath praising the Lord.
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Around the World in 5 Kids' Games Hand-clapping games are played in schoolyards everywhere, in every language.
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More than 1,000 attendees, mostly IT employees, raptly watched as she spoke, clapping loudly and nodding in agreement.
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Women dressed in headscarves went out onto the streets in their droves - marching and chanting, clapping and singing.
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His drum work in the studio was subtle and insistent, often resembling the clapping of fine-fingered hands.
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How dare they, it was easy to imagine her thinking: sitting there and clapping while they do nothing?
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According to NBC, authorities believe cheering, clapping and banging from Olympic viewers may have been mistaken for gunfire.
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" Once the audience began clapping at McEntire's remark, the country singer added, "I'll clap to that one too!
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In it, women were seen singing and clapping in the presence of two of Afzal Kohistani's younger brothers.
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We stood quietly, not speaking, and listened to insect songs, nightjars clapping their wings and roe deer barking.
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Clapping hand emojis have entered the Pumpkin Spice Latte Danger Zone: basic, banal and stripped of their Blackness.
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Of course, clapping emojis are not singular in the manner they've been taken from Black culture and exploited.
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But when the coup actually happened, Flynn called it something "worth clapping for" and attacked the Turkish government.
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Bench Dude caught it and handed it off to the ref, clapping and looking pretty pleased with himself.
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I find J. in the back of the room hiding from all the bouncing and clapping and baby voices.
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Clapping her hands, she encouraged the audience to "c'mon" before approaching the stage's edge and falling into the audience.
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"I was so excited to get a crown and a sash, and [see] everyone clapping for me," she says.
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Rappers don't typically bother with gossip fodder unless they're clapping back at the rumors that pertain directly to them.
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Let it also be a lesson: Don't tread through tall grass in Australia without clapping and stomping loudly first.
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Chico bets that the shooting the cops were asking him about was probably just Domingo clapping back at Cottonmouth.
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What did it look like for a front row to take in a final walk clapping, instead of Snapchatting?
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Manu manages to create perfect answers to unsolvable problems, with the sound of one hand clapping perfectly and eloquently.
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"Obsessed," gushed Jenni "JWoww" Farley, while roomie Ronnie Ortiz-Magro expressed his excitement with a heart and clapping emojis.
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Mission control at JPL erupted in clapping and relieved handshakes when it was confirmed that the burn was completed.
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Although Ohashi is an incredible dancer, she has notoriously had difficulty clapping on the beat during her floor routine.
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When the incoherent claps of a crowd suddenly become a pulse, as everyone starts clapping in unison, who decided?
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They appeared calm after the verdict was delivered, and Chan bowed to supporters clapping for them outside the court.
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It feels weird, almost wrong, to applaud between songs, like clapping at a funeral, but we all do anyhow.
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For her caption, she skipped words completely and went with the clapping hands and celebratory champagne being popped emoji.
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The church's clapping and stomping — survivals of gospel's African heritage — echo in the music she grew up to make.
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He walked down that whole double line with tears flowing, with the guys clapping and cheering as he went.
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As Queen's "We Are the Champions" filled the convention hall, Ms. Banks, backlit, sauntered onto the stage, slowly clapping.
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They joined in clapping after Gianforte took the oath of office, albeit with less enthusiasm than their GOP counterparts.
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Many Democrats didn't even bother clapping; those who did applauded half-heartedly and stopped well before their Republican colleagues.
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When the ball hit the sand, the place turned into a nightclub: music, D.J., dancing, clapping and colored lights.
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"I think it's disrespectful when you're clapping double faults," former British number one Greg Rusedski said on Amazon Prime.
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Between Lynn and Gus Bradley coordinating defense, the Chargers will have to deal with a lot of enthusiastic clapping.
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The set went for two more minutes then we were greeted with complete silence—no clapping, no booing, nothing.
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He turned and headed back to the tower, clapping his hands as if to applaud his supporters, and himself.
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Rabbit drew in his notebook: Ryu kicking 50 men off a cliff, clapping men's heads flat with his hands.
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But in 2010, a stone-faced Woods was met not with shouts and clapping but with an eerie stillness.
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" The balloon scrapes across a roof before thudding into someone's front yard, her mother laughing "maniacally, clapping her hands.
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Mixed with the sounds of strumming guitars and palmas — the rhythmic clapping of flamenco — was the clopping of hooves.
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Then for the first 245 minutes of the question period, Biden spoke to the sound of no hands clapping.
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In sports stadiums, he held lectures that owed more to Billy Graham than the sound of one hand clapping.
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During the performance, he was completely taken over by the music, standing up, wildly clapping and raising his fist.
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At the play's end, the actors rise from prop wheelchairs amid clapping and whooping and sniffling from the crowd.
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Still, the crowd ate it up -- clapping, cheering and encouraging him to keep it moving ... keep his body moving.
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"They were talking a lot in between my first and second serves, and clapping on double (faults)," Shapovalov said.
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Greta Thunberg is clapping back at her "haters" and anyone who refuses to believe that climate change is real.
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Groups like OutKast, who, in "Rosa Parks," there is a harmonica solo, there is hamboning and clapping with stomping.
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She snapped several times in quick succession, which is Match's version of applause, because it's less disruptive than clapping.
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Trump called Democrats "un-American" and "treasonous" yesterday for not clapping for him during the State of the Union.
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It's almost as if the emojis show us #VoteLeave clapping and cheering, while #VoteRemain is crying, distraught, and heartbroken.
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But the public started clapping back before de Blasio and Cuomo could finish giving each other congratulatory high fives.
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We hear the crackling, popping sound of burning wood: a percussive illusion made of the chorus's soft snapping and clapping.
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Almost every single member of the cast lowers their head, with some clapping their hands around their face, clearly mortified.
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" Chimed in Legend on his own post featuring one of the photos (of his daughter clapping!), "Happy birthday, Luna Simone!
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"John was standing up in the audience, cheering, clapping, smiling and genuinely happy because he's always believed in his tribe."
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While clapping back at body shamers during her pregnancy in 2016, Jameson confirmed her daughter was conceived following infertility struggles.
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Nicole Curtis is clapping back at those criticizing her for continuing to breastfeed her nearly 3-year-old son Harper.
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By clapping back on Twitter, Niecy violated the terms of her settlement and was forced to give back the money.
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One of RuPaul's Drag Race season 10 queens is clapping back at allegations that she steals from her fellow competitor.
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This is a stylistic innovation more than a substantive one — a TED talk stretches to five hours with no clapping.
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"We started crying, laughing and clapping with joy as soon as they said the genders," the couple tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Fed up, the body positive activist is clapping back at critics who believe that only skinny bodies are healthy bodies.
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The video showed four young women singing and clapping in a room as two young men danced to the music.
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While clapping back at body shamers during her pregnancy in 2016, Jameson confirmed her daughter was conceived following infertility struggles.
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As I stood at the edge of the roof, the slow build of clapping pulled me out of my reverie.
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Garner garnered (ha) attention at the awards ceremony when, during enthusiastic applause, she gave a stunned look and stopped clapping.
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Google also tried to reward users for positive interactions with things like sparkle animations and clapping sounds for high-fives.
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Thailand has always treated its royals with exaggerated respect, periodically clapping people deemed to have insulted the king behind bars.
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I was like gosh, I want to clap, I don't want to not be clapping, which would be worse, right?
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I liked making light shows that responded to sound: clapping or other loud noises would give you bursts of light.
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Other long time admirers of Trump and his business acumen were milling around the room, clapping and hugging their friends.
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A fan video captured Obama, 54, and Beyoncé's mother, Tina Knowles Lawson, swaying and clapping as JAY-Z, 48, performed.
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" The Oscar winner also showed off her normal clapping skills on the show, telling the audience she's "worked on it.
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People started clapping and crying as the news of the stay made its way through the thousands in the crowd.
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I absolutely applaud you," Lemon said while clapping after the exchange was replayed on "The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer.
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However, Trump straight-up ignored her, clapping his own hands together and officially killing any chance of salvaging this interaction.
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Kardashian West nabbed headlines on Monday for clapping back at online critics — especially for her response to actress Lindsay Lohan.
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The public was stoic too, with about 70 percent of seats filled and crowds clapping along to Latin pop hits.
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I was like gosh, I want to clap, I don't want to not be clapping, which would be worse, right?
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" On July 1, Mershon said she began to hear everyone cheering and clapping as her grandmother made her "grand entrance.
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Seth Rogen is clapping back at fellow comedian Rob Schneider, who appeared to have blocked the funny man on Twitter.
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Footage posted on Twitter by local media showed protesters at the downtown venue standing, clapping and chanting at the panel.
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It's like that Monty Python clip of the old ladies clapping, but twice as hilarious, unintentional though that may be.
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Arizona Cardinals rookie Kyler Murray on Thursday was called for two false-start penalties because of his clapping before snaps.
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After the game, Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury said the team has been talking to the league about Murray's clapping.
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And if you throw in a rhythm, say the stomping of a foot or clapping, that draws in the cerebellum.
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Doris and Celia Jones are singing his praises, he's clapping along to gospel music, and everyone is eating it up.
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The word about the clapping spread through social media and encouraged New Yorkers to use #clapbecausewecare to share their support.
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The exhibition Clapping with Stones is a chilling reminder that the history of art is also the history of power.
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As they proceeded onto the mall, some residents started clapping and throwing up their fists in the air in solidarity.
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But General Quraishi sat in the front row during Saturday's speech, clapping as Mr. Noor lashed out at the government.
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Watching visual rhythms, from the flow of water to clapping hands and the rich expression of sign language, fascinated me.
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Manic clapping, cheers, and people "whooing" with the desperate fervor of a pilgrim hoping to be touched by a Pope.
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At the station in Gangneung, a crowd of townspeople turned out, clapping as the North Koreans emerged from the train.
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A fracas erupted between quarters when Bulls big man Taj Gibson was issued a technical for clapping at the ref.
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Featured Article: "Around the World in 5 Kids' Games" Hand-clapping games are played in schoolyards everywhere, in every language.
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There were thousands of clapping hands and declarations of love, while the band avoided a contrived homage to the victims.
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Union's post included several photos of Kaavia sporting the outfit with the toddler even clapping her hands like a cheerleader.
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"Share a beer with me so that you do not miss any information," he said, clapping me on the shoulder.
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It seemed less like a question of sports than a Zen koan: What is the sound of one hand clapping?
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The guitars lead, joined by hand clapping, finger snapping, cajón (a box drum), heel stamping, and vocal call and response.
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From the U.S. perspective, the EU/US Privacy Shield is "one hand clapping" From the U.S. perspective, the EU-U.
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The Congressional Black Caucus, well aware of that fact, was unimpressed, its members staring on without clapping as Trump spoke.
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The patrons of the restaurant — Vince, Frankie, Larry Brown, Rodney, and all the rest — get up and begin clapping for Candy.
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Soon enough, nearly everyone in the restaurant was on their feet, either singing, clapping along, or just watching the scene unfold.
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Watching Kasich on Tuesday night, it was tough to imagine a whole lot of South Carolina Republicans nodding and clapping along.
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But her reception didn't approach the wild clapping, laughter, cheers, tears and roars of 'Amen!' in response to his extemporaneous sermon.
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Y., nominated Pelosi for speaker on Thursday afternoon to loud applause from House Democrats and polite clapping from even some Republicans.
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When the song was over, the avatars in attendance sent little emojis of hearts and clapping hands and smiley faces skyward.
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And once you're done clapping for all their cool beauty looks, we highly recommend adding their tunes to your Spotify playlist.
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Only question now is, will there be hordes of people clapping employees in on opening day just like with iPhone launches?
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Most of the time, what passes as journalism is just showing up to product launches and clapping for the new thing.
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She's also known for body positivity, after clapping back at tabloids that criticized her breasts for being too saggy in 2016.
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Immediately after sharing the big news, the crowd went wild, cheering, clapping, yelling, barking, and even starting a "welcome back" chant.
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There are some 80,000 Shinto shrines, all over Japan, where priests and devotees can be seen clapping and bowing like Akihito.
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Meredith couldn't attend, but when she wins she catches a glimpse of her mom in the OR gallery clapping for her.
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Tess Holliday is an outspoken member of the 67% and fittingly is no stranger to expertly clapping back at body shamers.
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"It was such a beautiful room, with people sitting outside clapping; I just liked the energy and the environment," she says.
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The actress inspired countless memes after an audience shot caught her clapping with her fingers oddly far apart during the ceremony.
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Instead of just a "Like," a single "Like," there's a clapping system where it can be metered and assumably monetized, i.e.
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Not clapping for Affleck was a powerful but subtle move on Larson's part to stick up for what she believes in.
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Clapping, of course, is a joining of the hands with fluctuating levels of force as a sign of glee or respect.
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With the crowd clapping along, the cover turned magical — especially when his longtime bandmate Mike Shinoda joined in on the piano.
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Three clapping hands emoji (I'm sorry) to the museum for knowing what the people want, and what we came here for.
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As Trump punctuated his first State of the Union address to Congress with applause, a nearby microphone amplified his own clapping.
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The articles could have waited; the sight of a little boy clapping as a train squealed to a stop could not.
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On that same play, Miami's Chris Lykes started clapping near UCF's Dazon Ingram, who shoved him in the face in response.
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That's because despite the raucous celebrations, the clapping and trilling cries, neither marriage is especially joyous, at least for the brides.
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There was no more rain, and no more butterflies, and the only strange sound was the clapping for the unlikely winner.
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And the methods by which a crowd is fired up don't matter, so long as he can bask in the clapping.
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Bebe Rexha shared a powerful tweet clapping back at a music executive who said she was "too old to be sexy."
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Make the bear aware of your presence by speaking in an assertive voice, singing, clapping your hands, or making other noises.
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As soon as the audience stopped clapping, I sprinted ahead of the stampede to the one existing toilet in the theater.
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Before the audience could finish clapping and cheering, they were interrupted by the most well known speaker of the night: Istvan.
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The actress - who was nominated for her role in Lion - was spotted clapping with her palms so her fingers wouldn't touch.
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" By the time the encore came around, the entire audience was on its feet, clapping and singing "We Want the Funk!
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But those other prospects were not greeted by a throng of clapping fans at the airport upon arrival in New York.
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In college, I majored in theater, which means I have spent years of my adult life standing in circles clapping rhythmically.
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As soon as the people were able to recognize him, the cheering and clapping of hands that broke forth was deafening.
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Miner, 26, skated a nearly flawless routine to a Queen medley and had the SAP Center crowd rocking and clapping along.
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Look at the audience clapping along with robotic precision, barely showing a shred of human emotion beyond their bizarrely glazed eyes.
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Mr. Jang was executed on charges that included clapping "halfheartedly" when Mr. Kim entered the room and plotting to overthrow him.
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We mainly milled around on the square and walked right up to the parade as it went past, clapping and waving.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats will be criticized for not clapping during moments that seemed naturally worthy of applause.
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The crowd at the Clinton event appeared energized, cheering and clapping at a number of her applause lines despite her loss.
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When I finished and people started clapping, I knew that they were just doing it as a courtesy, out of obligation.
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Thunderbird American Indian Dancers' Dance Concert and Powwow (Friday through Sunday) Don't expect to finish these performances sitting down and clapping politely.
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Suddenly, there's air between the instruments and you can point to that guy clapping in the third row after a live performance.
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Passengers around them were stoked, clapping and being generally uplifted by the adorable display on their otherwise boring as hell daily commute.
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That group would act as Trump's personal cheering section during the news conference, clapping and whooping whenever he made points they liked.
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Islamist groups have boycotted it, and earlier on Monday Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh dismissed the session as a "clapping party" for Abbas.
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If I was wearing a skirt and sat down too suddenly, there was a small clapping sound as my thin legs met.
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Cardi B has deleted her Instagram account and gone private on Twitter, but not before clapping back at fellow rapper Azealia Banks.
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But it's not yet Kate...this happy couple are just leaving with their new baby and all the world's press clapping them!
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Some officials said that the whole thing might be chalked up to people clapping and banging on things while watching the Olympics.
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Altspace has long featured a reaction function; users can send smiley faces, hearts, or clapping hands streaming upward from their avatar's head.
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Jamie Foxx had leapt out of his chair in the front row, directly in front of John and the podium, clapping loudly.
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Before being ordered off the bus, the senior citizens could be seen dancing, chanting "black votes matter," and clapping on the bus.
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In 2014 an undercover documentary showed a teaching assistant at one of the group's primary schools describing music and clapping as "satanic".
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Meghan is seen happily clapping for her husband before she sweetly and carefully pins the medal on Harry, who thanks her afterwards.
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Before the audience even has time to process how incredibly bad the lyrics are, Levine starts belting the words without them clapping.
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When he concluded his speech, many in the audience were clapping, some were standing, others were shaking their heads — all were smiling.
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He wanted a lot more done for them, including clapping intellectual-property thieves in jail and teaching inventing in schools, alongside art.
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"And I want to be the next chancellor of Germany," he added before several minutes of clapping and cheering from the audience.
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The boys treat Spears to "Happy Birthday" in five-part harmony and she eats it up, clapping and smiling ear to ear.
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This is the fun kind of church—a singing, dancing, clapping church, and one that happens to have a primarily black congregation.
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When you're as good at clapping back at internet trolls as Chrissy Teigen is, you know a thing or two about shade.
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Jana Kramer is once again clapping back at Internet trolls, this time for criticism of her 3-year-old daughter Jolie Rae.
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Backstage immediately after their performance, Cooper and Gaga hugged tightly and were met with a swarm of clapping well-wishing production staff.
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In the video, he starts off by clapping enthusiastically then shows off his steps to the dance that originated in the Caribbean.
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The public was stoic too, with about half of seats filled and crowds clapping along to Latin pop hits despite being soaked.
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Here, at the hotel bar, there was little tension, only clapping and cheering except for during Simone's wobble on the balance beam.
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Blake Shelton is clapping back at Twitter trolls with the sense of humor that helped him win the Sexiest Man Alive crown.
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In an instant, fans rose in unison and the ballpark's atmosphere was transformed from funerary to a foot-stomping, hand-clapping fiesta.
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In this silence, when I close my eyes, I'm standing on stage and El's the only audience member, clapping her heart out.
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TEHRAN — As the veteran American director took the stage at Iran's Fajr International Film Festival, the audience stood up, clapping and cheering.
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During competitions, the sweepers sit in a group at the edge of the rink, clapping to the music and cheering the athletes.
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And he got the crowd clapping along with his impersonation of Gene Kelly in "Singin' in the Rain," complete with pantomime umbrella.
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That includes blowing a whistle, clapping your hands, waving your arms, shouting and — for those in cars — honking horns, Ms. Thuillier said.
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On Thursday evening, tens of thousands of Britons stood on balconies or at open windows, clapping for the nation's doctors and nurses.
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No, the loudest clapping came when Allison Blackwell, the soprano performing Violetta in "La Traviata," sang her character's farewell declaration of love.
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The first video showed Brown, 24, clapping after doing a quick twirl while wearing a white skirt in the DWTS rehearsal studio.
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But if you are going to let the audience be there, then enforce a policy of polite clapping and no booing. Please.
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When he followed that up with the advice that people don't have to participate "in that," he was again interrupted by clapping.
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Because we liked the sound of people clapping, because it made us forget how much we feel like we're not good enough.
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"Bandstand," an openhearted, indecisive new musical, wants you clapping your hands and clenching your fists, tapping your toes and blinking back tears.
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Otherwise, the quality of our policy knowledge base with regard to China will be akin to the silence of one hand clapping.
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"I don't think there's anything wrong with clapping back at one's critics," said White, who praised the account for prompting "tremendous" engagement.
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At practices, Henry in particular already behaves like a leader, running harder than anyone else, clapping as less talented players run drills.
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As singer Camila Cabello introduced U2 to the stage, the 6-year-old appeared to shush her parents from clapping too loudly.
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Hand-clapping routines, rhyming stanzas and intricate rules for tiny competitions; games born of the creativity, insight and idiosyncrasy of children's minds.
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Colbert read Trump's first tweet condemning the attack and led the crowd in clapping for Trump on his "simple, dignified, presidential" response.
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She sings "Let My People Go," the room clapping with her, Hinds's voice somehow both rumbling low and soaring into the rafters.
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The Dutch prime minister, Mark Rutte, called him too before the medal ceremony, and he could hear the cabinet clapping in the background.
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The clapping was especially loud when Trump said he would defend Christianity, and when he took potshots against President Obama and Hillary Clinton.
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In fact, she's had so much experience clapping back at the gossip that she's basically a professional rumor-mill wrecker at this point.
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The mother of three enjoyed watching Tatjana Maria play Angelique Kerber, and closely followed the match, clapping and chatting with fellow Wimbledon fans.
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And now Kylie Jenner and Sofia Richie are cleverly clapping back at everyone who's ever called them "snakes" by posing with actual snakes.
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It said Islamic State would "replace their fireworks with explosive belts and devices, and turn their singing and clapping into weeping and wailing".
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It's pretty damn cool!" he said clapping with the strength of a thousand smashing trash can lids, before yelling out an enormous "WOOOO!
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She will live on in accounts of this Oscars ceremony, the same way Nicole Kidman's flappy clapping from the 2017 Academy Awards endures.
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YouTuber mega star Gabbie Hanna replied to her post, saying, "BETTER F---IN SNAP AND SHOW EVERYONE UR ARTISTRY" with eight clapping emojis.
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She was just clapping back at people who were commenting on her tan and hair and wanted to make a joke about it.
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His version was so smooth and so intoxicating that the ladies were screaming and the crowd began clapping in unison down the stretch.
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Oswalt won the Emmy for his work on Talking for Clapping – an award the 47-year-old said he didn't think he'd snag.
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The film's first footage is among its best images, showing a horde of young, shirtless men, screaming and clapping, moving in extreme slowmotion.
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Andy Cohen is clapping back after he was accused by a fan of not reaching out to Lisa Vanderpump following her mother's death.
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Ms. Rapfogel and several of her relatives attended the vote on Sunday, committee members said, clapping heartily as Ms. Cancel's victory was announced.
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People run around in their hero-adorned hoodies and shirts, yelling and clapping as they discuss their hopes and fears for the movie.
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"I get super weirded out by clapping!" said the singer, who's now recovered from a scary fall last November outside of her home.
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We've had some fun, but the hard truth (no pun intended this time), is that clapping back can lead to even more harassment.
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Blackness is rich and plentiful, which means that our lives matter even when we aren't clapping back at white supremacy and anti-Blackness.
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After hearing Camila Cabello's beautiful speech about the importance of immigrants to the fabric of American society, Beyoncé and Jay-Z started clapping.
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"If you're going to keep clapping, you're going to be escorted out of the chamber," one of the Council's sergeants-at-arms said.
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CHRISTIE: And then they see that their kids are just so brilliant and people are laughing at their jokes and clapping for them.
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Our electronics in general smarter, often with functionality that is too complicated to control with an on and off switch triggered by clapping.
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No surprise, President Trump is clapping back at the charge that he's a "bully" who's failing the hurricane-ravaged island of Puerto Rico.
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"I believe you were clapping like that because you had the rings on and you didn't want to damage the rings," said Sandilands.
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"How would you describe your relationship with Kim K and what was your immediate reaction to her clapping about your accent?" he asked.
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Cardi B is clapping back at Nicki Minaj with more proof that she was popular without having to pay to get radio play.
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THE BODY-POSITIVE POST Naked Ranking: 7/10 "I love being happy with me yall #theresmoretolove," she wrote, clapping back at body shamers.
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The sticker pack only includes a handful of the more popular characters, including the crying face, hearts, clapping hands and, yes, the poop.
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"People started clapping us, shouting 'we're all in this together' and brought us all up to the front of the stage," she remembers.
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Kidman took over the front row with her charming dancing, clapping and cheering alongside Urban and her Big Little Lies BFF Reese Witherspoon.
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Vanna White holds the record for most frequent clapper, after clapping an estimated 3,721,446 times over the course of the show's 32 seasons.
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Videos posted on social media showed drivers beeping their car horns in celebration and people clapping in the cities of Marivan and Baneh.
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From 30-50 feral hogs and liberated Area 51 aliens to Nancy Pelosi clapping, there are plenty of great options to choose from.
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Her Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker costars Daisy Ridley and John Boyega amped up the crowd, clapping loudly and shouting her name.
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A handful of police officers watched from a distance, as John Lennon's "Imagine" played through loudspeakers and organizers led chants and repeated clapping.
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But when the clapping and the laughing finally stop, in a blindingly bright moment of victory, the silence is so ominous it deafens.
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Now the Democrats are clapping back with a plan to hold the Senate floor in protest of the secret healthcare bill this Monday.
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As I entered their home, I was greeted by Maria, who welcomed me by clapping and cheering like any two-year-old would.
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I later found out that Polly Mellen, who was an editor at Vogue, was always the person who would break the silence, clapping.
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Then, one by one, each of them took a turn in the center, busting moves for his or her clapping, hooting, stomping peers.
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The work found reasons to celebrate together, singing, hands clapping, bodies moving in rhythms that we always know, but at times forget. —SR
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Clapping with Stones: Art and Acts of Resistance continues at the Rubin Museum (150 West 17th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through January 6, 2020.
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Clapping and hollering on cue — and sometimes, if they're lucky, asking a prearranged question — they survive with minimal income and even less ambition.
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Soon, Sindiso Magaqa was clapping and bouncing behind the wheel of his beloved V8 Mercedes-Benz, pulling into familiar territory just before dark.
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Besides some vigorous clapping directed at the interim head coach, there was little to suggest anything other than a typical Maryland football game.
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Just check out this one called "Public Speaking," where a sweaty man struggles to address a room of smiling, clapping, entirely soulless faces.
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"The only one who should be embarrassed, Mr. Nadler, is you for the way you've addressed this body," Cipollone said, which prompted clapping.
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He's constantly standing off of Trump's shoulder as the President signs this order or that piece of legislation, clapping and smiling on cue.
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" Scanning the audience, he adds, "And if you believed you would have walked differently, then ask yourself why you participated in the clapping.
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At times, it becomes a thundercloud, blocking out the sun or clapping violently as it suddenly flips its formation to evade a predator.
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On cue, his audience predictably roared at the prospect while most media coverage of Kimmel's monologue today is golf-clapping at the prospect.
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The dance now begins with the cast in a row, cycling through gestures to the sound of quick clapping and slammed cell doors.
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Not in terms of winning a particular award, but Lyonne became the meme of the night for her clapping while in the audience.
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This resulted in Steve clapping back at Mark ... saying the comedian can't even come up with an example of what he's barking about.
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The soon to be married man is joined by family members and close fiends who celebrate by dancing and clapping before getting cleansed.
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On the 18th hole, Sergio García tipped his cap and applauded to a throng of clapping fans standing several deep around the green.
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"You can't keep clapping a couple of dynamite sticks together without expecting them to blow up," Burton told reporters after announcing the first separation.
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When the song finally ends, everyone — including Mylene's parents — just stand there, stunned, with the exception of the record Jackie, who cannot stop clapping.
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The terrifying Atlanta character, (probably?) played by Donald Glover, showed up clapping all weird in the audience and quite frankly, scared everyone at home.
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Suddenly, McAuliffe darts back into the circle, jogging in place, clapping to his own quick rhythm while the Mattaponi drums beat slowly behind him.
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Although some certainly do, the clapping is largely driven by Apple employees, who were seated (or seeded) throughout the audience and broke into applause.
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"May i note Chris was lookin' FLY at the taping," she slyly added at the end of the caption, adding a clapping hands emoji.
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When women stand up to systemic patriarchy, they are praised for empowering other women, for being feminists, and for clapping back at male oppression.
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I was doing a show many years ago where I had Chubby Checker onstage, and he started clapping with the microphone in his hand.
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"We're very focused on doing our jobs, and we'll just — we'll see what happens," she added amid others' clapping and laughter in the room.
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Trailblazer Award winner and fellow queer performer of color Lena Waithe was one of Lonsdale's loudest supporters, happily clapping and cheering in her seat.
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So for [a] short program, I want to do something that is really upbeat, that would get the crowd on their feet — everybody clapping.
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She now knows why Harvey keeps clapping and how to delete him — but she says she wants to keep him around now for now.
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In the background of the photo, wedding guests can be seen clapping for the happy newlyweds as flower petals are tossed in the air.
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But that moment she sees the ghost of her mother in the auditorium, looking down on her and clapping…reader, I need more wine.
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So, if they've been notified that a friend has just arrived home late, they can send them a "welcome back" message just by clapping.
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Remember when you saw "Peter Pan" when you were 4 and you actually thought that clapping for Tinkerbell would bring her back to life?
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In fact there was one guy when I said the lowest African-American unemployment, he was sort of clapping, like … Who was that guy?
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The 49-year-old star addressed her clapping controversy in a radio interview with KIIS FM's Kyle and Jackie O in her native Australia.
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The prevailing story goes: a person mistook crowds clapping for and celebrating the victory as some kind of panicked disturbance and mistakenly called 911.
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I am constantly chasing the warm and fuzzy feelings of these pseudo-Sims clapping and cheering for me because I grew an oak tree.
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Tim Kaine also got a taste of the internet's jokes for his clapping, but the sound of Trump's hands was the major talking point.
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On Tuesday, the candy company revealed that people will soon be able to buy Caramel-flavored M&M's (cue the clapping and doves flying).
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The man started clapping and cheering again "really loudly" during a climactic gunfight, he said, and got "belligerent" when people told him to quit.
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They pick up trash and bottles, and as they do, business owners and residents cheer them on -- honking, clapping and even handing out refreshments.
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As I write this, Gay is clapping back at trolls on Twitter who refuse to allow her to talk about herself in certain ways.
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Some fans take it upon themselves to lead everyone in rounds of organized clapping, and when "La Marseillaise" plays everyone stands and sings along.
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He gives each of the performers a hug, and as they continue singing, a slightly emotional, shy-looking Cobos stands with them, clapping along.
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Zuma still has allies and a group of several dozen supporters broke into clapping and chants of "Zuma" as he entered the hearing room.
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The cheering and clapping as the real estate mogul skewered his rivals, President Barack Obama and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton gave it away.
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Also, the piece begins with a pair of seven-foot-tall hands engaged in a friendly pas de deux, so ordinary clapping seems inadequate.
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Perry has suggested that "Swish Swish" is her way of clapping back at Swift, but as clapbacks go, it's just a little bit … weak.
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Given something to cheer for, Iceland's soccer fan group grew from a few outliers in plastic Viking helmets into a singing, thunder-clapping force.
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In the video, medical workers in Lombardy are arriving in the local airport where hundreds of people are clapping and greeting them with praise.
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Officially referred to as "viewer applause," the feature allows people to purchase a clapping animation that appears over the video they're choosing to support.
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On Sunday, Jennifer Garner was caught on camera, clapping and then looking pretty thoughtful while in the audience at the 90th annual Academy Awards.
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The 35-year-old mom posted a collection of photos on Tuesday that showcase True, 18 months, clapping and smiling on a sunny pier.
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As it is, he is more likely to wind up clapping for someone else, and then making a splash in the N.F.L. next season.
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Donald Trump is mocking the historic Oscars wins for "Parasite" ... and the movie studio is clapping back in epic fashion, calling the President illiterate!!!
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But when Warren celebrated by aggressively clapping in Butler&aposs face, the refs whistled him for taunting and threw him out of the game.
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Girl's opening guitar chords echo her ongoing collaboration with her fellow Highwomen, while the bridge on "Gold Love" lends itself to gospel-style clapping.
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Seemingly on cue, the crowd bursts into applause, singing Guevara "Happy Birthday" in Spanish and clapping in anticipation of the power coming back on.
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Clapping on cue, predicting their leader's survival in unison, and smiling, albeit somewhat forced, as journalists repeated the obvious question: what went so wrong?
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Jennifer Lopez is clapping back at Jose Canseco -- shutting down his public accusations that Alex Rodriguez cheated on her with Canseco's ex-wife, Jessica.
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Because you heard the audience, if you ever hear the tape of her saying the c word they&aposre all cheering, they&aposre all clapping.
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Geesaman says the bear eventually took off for the woods after he began stomping and clapping loudly to scare the animal away from the veranda.
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In nearby Gulf States, sawt music—a hectic blend of drumming, clapping, singing and oud-playing—is popular and a regular feature on local television.
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Mike Coffman stood out in the celebratory crowd dancing and clapping and singing along at an Ethiopian New Year celebration at a local high school.
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Clap your hands behind your raised leg before returning your leg and upper body down to the ground to repeat clapping behind the other leg.
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Businesses need to have the courage to set their own path and if shareholders are not immediately clapping, I am confident that it will come.
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A friendly senator in the front row tried to stir electoral fervour, clapping her hands rhythmically over her head as the star guest walked in.
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These efforts have improved to the point where the company is able to generate photo-like pictures of people without ever clapping eyes on them.
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But at the same time, Durant said in general he loves using Twitter to engage with fans, and doesn't regret "clapping back" and defending himself.
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One of the plug ins is a clapping drum machine—think of flamenco handclaps—and a lot of hip-hop producers like to use that.
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Charlotte went on to enjoy the rest of the flypast, excitedly clapping and following along while standing next to Queen Elizabeth's great-granddaughter Savannah Phillips.
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And we all started chanting and clapping for ourselves and we sang our Tapawingo song as we rolled out there with all the windows down.
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People watching the rescue immediately deemed the tourist-turned-rescuer a "cat hero" and could be heard clapping in the background as the scene unfolded.
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By our count, the president spent a total of over 5 minutes clapping for his own applause lines and for various guests during his speech.
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The Big Little Lies actress, 51, inspired countless memes after an audience shot caught her clapping with her fingers far apart during the 2017 Oscars.
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I clap for these women in glamorous underwear because Bella Hadid is so gorgeous she leaves me speechless and, well, everyone else is clapping too.
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"At the very end, we all started clapping and cheering because they were so happy over the fact that we accomplished it," Simmons told WJHG.
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He learned some valuable lessons about clapping back at haters from his former flame, which should serve him well on and off the dance floor.
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We're guessing "multitasking" and "clapping back" go under the Special Skills section of Minaj's résumé, right under the mile-long list of achievements she's earned.
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To "unlock" more of the story, the crowd participates in a series of interactions, like self-sorting into groups and clapping out a dueling rhythm.
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The chance to play alongside far-flung colleagues inspired a festive spirit, and the audience responded in kind, clapping after each movement and occasionally yelping.
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Apparently some polite clapping was a little too gauche for the young lady, who gently asked her parents to please stop being so embarrassing. 5.
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"It goes into a mold, and is heat-pressed, somewhat like a toastie," Ms. Meindertsma said, clapping together pieces of felt and fabric to demonstrate.
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Read on to learn who holds a world record for clapping, as well as which star mixed up the largest paradise cocktail in the world.
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Their Spanish-slash-English song, "Me Traicionaste" ("You Betrayed Me"), has elements of Rosalía's trademark flamenco palm clapping, with A.Chal's rapping adding a modern twist.
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Salt-N-Pepa is clapping back against a lawsuit filed by former DJ Spinderella in July, revealing the case has since been moved to mediation.
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Then, after Castro returned to the lineup, Motte and others in the bullpen began clapping along with the song during one of Castro's at-bats.
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In this clip, obtained by TMZ, you see Kanye dancing in his private booth with a decently sized audience around him, clapping to some music.
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Which, in this case, is clapping back at Pusha-T's latest addition to their beef saga, "Infrared," on his new album Daytona, which dropped today.
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Even "western" songs can be adorned with extras in the form of dancing, call-and-response or my personal favourite: clapping your own drum fills.
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During a cheerful song, accompanied by clapping and guitar, in the second half, smoldering anger makes way for joy, and communal dances supplant dueling ones.
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The Barge Movement Boat Party Who: Worthy Where: The Diamond Queen Boat When: 12:30PM-4PM Dirtybird's Worthy headlines this 18+, booty-clapping boat party.
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Along the way, the musicians hone their crafts, learning to adjust to different acoustics and to audiences with different expectations, etiquette and even clapping habits.
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But Ms. Wise is a unifying presence: Her forward, fiery portrayal couldn't be better timed for a cultural moment of women clapping back at harassment.
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About 20 miles southwest of the capital, in Gurugram, scores of residents in a massive apartment complex were clapping, blowing conch shells and ringing bells.
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Soldiers from the Indian army, stationed throughout the country, also spent several minutes clapping to offer thanks, a tweet from the army's Eastern Command showed.
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There was a final, thunderous ovation from the fans, the Mets' bullpen pouring onto the field to applaud him, the Marlins themselves standing and clapping.
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As the clapping died down and the theater emptied, a woman walking past the booth window gave Mr. Frost and Mr. Kerswell a thumbs-up.
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Mr. Keating, who has taken a front-row seat among the audience, begins clapping along in time, and encourages us to do so as well.
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"It's an amazing experience because we start walking around with the team, and while we walk people just start clapping and crying," Ms. Davila said.
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Most of the clapping at a political address is obnoxious for the way it disrupts any kind of oratorical rhythm and for its partisan clinginess.
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One of the children was Amine Jerbi, the cheerful and jocular 7-year-old son of Tunisians who tore around the room, clapping his hands.
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Kev Lynn: We were hoping that it would get 20163, but then it actually went viral, and we were just running around, clapping our hands.
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Black culture puts a premium on saying things with originality and flair ("being extra"), and the use of clapping hands is an extension of that.
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I found out that the Mets came back in the bottom of the 11th inning to win because I heard my neighbor laughing and clapping.
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With her wave down, Luna, who was born in April, has another fine motor skill to add to her repertoire as she previously nailed her clapping.
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Haitian cholera victims watched a live webstream of the briefing, clapping and cheering as Ban apologized, according to US-based Institute for Justice & Democracy In Haiti.
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And at a Watts performance, the air would often be thick with hearts and smiles and clapping hands, floating heavenward through a ceiling that didn't exist.
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She posted a snapshot of the page along with a slew of celebratory emoji, including the party popper, clapping hands, and cool-smiling-face-with-sunglasses.
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My aunt sent a gif of Steve Harvey clapping to the whole fam and my grandma went to the Verizon store to make it stop pic.twitter.
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" Instead of clapping back angrily, Grande replied, "I pray you never have to deal with anything like this ever and i'm sending you peace and love.
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But when he took the stage to accept the award, the actress refrained from clapping while the rest of the audience gave Affleck a standing ovation.
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Krasinski, 39, proudly stood up for his wife as soon as she was announced as the winner, remaining standing and clapping until she took the stage.
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That's before you've even get on to the present-opening bit where everyone stands around clapping and any microscopic signs of disappointment are magnified ten-fold.
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The thing with memes of people clapping in unusual, alien, all-the-way-fucked-up ways is there is always a numbers tweet in remembering it.
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Everyone else seemed to follow suit following his speech to Congress, when he somehow fast-tracked himself to JFK status by reading a teleprompter and clapping.
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Since we were seated on a stage in Berkeley, California, before a crowd of her cheering and clapping fans, it was not the response I expected.
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Clapping hands is generally a group activity — social and celebratory — but this Bessie Award-winning choreographer is more interested in clapping's possibilities as a solitary endeavor.
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After a small tumble backward, Devries completes the dive and little Grace is shown on the sidelines jumping up and down and clapping for her father.
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Cruz ate up the apparent stunt by Emerson College sophomores Arden Jurskis and Kenzy Peach, giving them a hug and clapping with excitement over their engagement.
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During the Cardinals' second preseason game on Thursday, Murray was called for two false-start penalties because of his clapping for the ball on the snap.
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In one sense, flipping out about the "treason" comment seems like an overreaction—obviously, he is not calling for Democrats to be executed for not clapping.
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" What exactly that meant wasn't clear until he joined the ensemble's director, Brad Lubman, for a performance of the short but seminal 1972 piece "Clapping Music.
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Whatever the art form — music, theater, poetry — it becomes merely a placeholder for waves of clapping and cheering, endless crescendos to which the audience is hostage.
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"What's your name?" one of the women asked me, and then immediately shouted it out to the group, who started singing and clapping all over again.
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Ivanka's clapping was refined and engaged, while Kushner's applause looked obligatory, a thoughtless action he had to engage in while in the midst of a daydream.
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Within minutes, they had me and the rest of the audience eating out their hands — clapping and singing along to a song I'd never heard before.
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Hyland, 28, recently echoed Adams' comments, clapping back at a trolling Instagram user who asked how long she'd be "stretching this out," referring to her engagement.
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And so sometimes, on a Friday night, after the singing is over and the clapping dies down, there's simply no one and nothing to be done.
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Or do you connect and preserve traditions with your family in other ways, like hand-clapping games, farming, a common love for math or sharing recipes?
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He consciously decided that he didn't care about comforting or inspiring those Americans — a majority of them — who weren't quick and generous enough with their clapping.
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But then these exquisitely skilled instrumentalists simply let it all hang out in a hoedown jam that had even ultrarefined listeners clapping and hooting along. Priceless.
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As we entered the yard, the prisoners who were locked in their cells pushed up against the windows, and welcomed us with cheering, shouting, and clapping.
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I think, even though everyone around me is clapping, I will give this celebration an individualist touch, and send a hearty thumbs-up in his direction.
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When the show ended and the cast came out for their curtain call, the actress threw her hands in the air, clapping, cheering and catcalling her boyfriend.
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As Phillips and his group continued to drum and sing, the students can be seen jumping and clapping in what many consider to be a mocking manner.
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Videos posted on social media show women from Port Sudan in the east to the capital Khartoum dressed in headscarves, marching and chanting, clapping and singing songs.
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One woman started the song, by Manchester pop group Oasis, and was quickly joined at the chorus by the crowds surrounding her, followed by clapping and cheering.
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Police had earlier named the victim as Katie Rough and released a picture of a smiling girl in a light blue school uniform dress, clapping her hands.
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However, it's Kirke's revival of a nostalgic, on-trend fashion accessory that had us slow-clapping her red carpet getup last night and into this cold morning.
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During last year's address, a brief clip of the speaker extending her arms and clapping for Mr. Trump, as he turned to look at her, went viral.
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Some examples include clapping your hands or slapping your knee to produce and manipulate melodies and a way to turn air guitar motions into real guitar sounds.
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The crowd's cheers immediately turned to resounding boos heard all around the ballpark when the announcer introduced Trump and the Jumbotron showed the president standing and clapping.
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The troupe stunned the crowd and video footage of the appearance showed little Jeremiah jumping around and clapping before flipping out of the pair of jump ropes.
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Apparently, Moss's publicist sent her a gif of Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo, shirtless and clapping, because that's a symbol of all good things in Moss's universe.
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Trump, who warmly greeted Epstein and two other people when they arrived, is seen on the video smiling and clapping along with the music stands beside Epstein.
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Hector Zuniga is nonverbal, but it's obvious that he was thrilled, as he's seen in the pictures his brother posted of him smiling and clapping his hands.
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In the second photo, the singer shared a photo of herself and Cooper, 44, clapping as Elliott knelt to have his hands imprinted outside of the theater.
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Last year, when Leo won his first Academy Award for The Revenant, Kate was right there with him (and the rest of us) cheering and clapping. Finally!
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Denzel Washington gave JT a high five; Naomie Harris swayed her hips with a smile on her face; Jackie Chan was spotted in the balcony cheerily clapping.
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In addition to sharing her thoughts about her mother's social media comments, Delilah Belle has also remained vocal when it comes to clapping back at Internet trolls.
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Solsona smiled, kissed and gripped hands with dozens of clapping supporters gathered outside the state prosecutor's office as he entered to chants of 'You are not alone'.
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Videos posted on social media showed women from Port Sudan in the east to the capital Khartoum dressed in headscarves, marching and chanting, clapping and singing songs.
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The three men gaze at the sky, clapping proudly as the drone flies over farmland, gently dropping two pizzas onto a picnic blanket via a long string.
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I know a number of people who have stopped using the clapping hands emoji between individual words because it's a recognition that was appropriated from black culture.
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The thinking face emoji has its own complex set of meanings, as do the closed fist, the peach and the eggplant, the clapping hands, and the snake.
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There is, however, one thing that stands out — a Zen-like question that contains a deeper answer, such as asking what sound does one hand clapping make.
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I tried to keep up with his buzzwords and explanation for how our minds can manifest illness in our body, but eventually I settled for clapping politely.
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It shows people—many of them white—looking both relaxed and slightly ridiculous as they practice nodding their heads and clapping or just let loose and freestyle.
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"He has too many degrees not to get it," Gillum says at one point while driving an attack on DeSantis, eliciting laughter and clapping from the audience.
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Regulators in other countries are clamping down, too, with Indonesia shutting down over 800 illegally operating fintechs this year, and China clapping down on the P2P industry.
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Instructor Becky Moore began her 200-level English course with quick games, one involving clapping hands and one challenging students to recite the alphabet as a group.
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There was the usual clapping, the long-awaited opening of the doors, and weary customers slowly trickling in to get their hands on the latest Apple handset.
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Donald Trump Jr. didn't hold any punches when going toe-to-toe with Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar ... clapping back hard when the cohosts called out POTUS.
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When the end credits rolled and people started clapping, I had tears in my eyes, and I literally reached down as if to unbuckle my seat belt.
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I didn't like it in the 70s when comedians would come out and be racist—they were relying on like-minded people clapping because they're racist too.
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Using some kitchen tongs, a spring, an Arduino, and two fake plastic hands that look incredibly weathered and creepy, the clapping machine automates applause on your behalf.
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Well, my favorite part of the whole concert was when she finished her song, and then she took this long bow, and then they weren't clapping enough.
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Google announced a lot of things today at the opening keynote of its annual developer conference, and most of them deserved some light clapping or head nodding.
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"But you don't have to choose to participate in that," he continued as the clapping crescendoed in the formal, flag-draped entrance of the State Department's headquarters.
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Cameras cut to the crowd, where people looked up at her with a similar pride, their hands held above their heads clapping in recognition of her achievement.
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Mr. Kim had his uncle Jang Song-thaek shot; his offenses included clapping only halfheartedly during Mr. Kim's election as vice chairman of the Central Military Commission.
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Spirits are said to roam the hallways, while the applause of ghosts can be heard late at night, as if clapping at the end of a speech.
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Clapping slowly and sarcastically, Mr. Meyers said Mr. Flake's address — in which he announced he would not seek re-election in 2018 — was too little, too late.
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As they sang for Robin, the protestors shared big smiles and even pulled out the song's signature dance move, clapping their arms together like a shark eating.
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He was the smiling face that brought the company together, the soldier constantly clapping guys on the back and showing off his latest picture of little Jimmy.
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Most recently, Drake mocked Embiid for going scoreless last week -- clapping in Embiid's face and thanking him for racking up a goose egg on the score sheet.
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I was in the bread aisle, the very first aisle past the front door, when I heard the sounds of a giant clapping his hands three times.
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In 2017 Kidman earned headlines for what some dubbed her "seal clapping" during the Oscars, which she attributed to a massive ring she wore to the show.
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They shape it, not just in terms of the volume of their applause for Trump, who craves the loudest possible clapping, but in terms of actual interactions.
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The work is surprisingly physical: To beckon star-struck children, Mr. Gebbie hams it up on stage by clapping, waving and cupping his hands around his mouth.
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When Mr. Pence entered the Richard Rodgers Theater in Manhattan, he was greeted with a mix of clapping and booing, according to theatergoers who posted on Twitter.
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"[Rehabilitating was] a little more difficult on the one hand because no one's standing there clapping there for me when I finish my workout now," Johnson said.
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Now when Black people use clapping hand emojis (or twerk, or wear braids, wear Timberlands, etc) it's considered ghetto, but somehow "cool" when other people adopt it.
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The response at the theater: Video from inside the theater shows cheering and clapping from inside the house as crowd knotted around Clinton, her husband and her daughter.
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When artist Lizzo took the stage, Rihanna responded with appropriate enthusiasm, clapping along and planting the seed for my burning need for a collaboration between the two singers.
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"I made a couple putts today and I went to put my hand up and I'm like, 'don't put your hand up, there's no one clapping'," Woods said.
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During Trump's 2019 State of the Union address, Pelosi was seen sarcastically clapping her hands at him after he called for an end to "the politics of revenge."
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Diddy is throwing his support behind his friend, Jay-Z -- and clapping back at the haters who have been blasting Jay for getting into bed with the NFL.
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Staff and shoppers alike pause and pay tribute while Walmart greeter, Freddy Davidson, belts an honorable tune – something he does several times a day to clapping and cheering.
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In March 2017, Samantha was at the center of controversy during her pregnancy with Robinson, clapping back at Twitter trolls who had been throwing hateful comments her way.
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Hrabar said that while some diners were rolling their eyes at them, others joined in with their chants, some clapping at their tables and standing up with them.
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When Brie Larson, 27, presented Affleck with the Oscar for Best Actor, the actress refrained from clapping while the rest of the audience gave Affleck a standing ovation.
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Whining like a regular passenger jet, the twin-hulled catamaran of an airplane passed by owner Richard Branson, who stood clapping in an aviator jacket on the pavement.
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Well, I do and I can't tell exactly which direction you're hoping I'm going to go or which direction the people who are clapping are going to go.
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On Twitter, there's this fun trend where if you really want to highlight a point, you👏use👏clapping👏emojis👏instead👏of👏spaces.
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It's no wonder that during the final walk, usually accompanied by wild clapping from the audience, that there's mostly dead silence, and a lot of held up iPhones.
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Perry is a philosophy student who ends up inspiring Kimmy to take the same path (even though she claims she already knows the sound of one hand clapping).
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An hour and a half later, Kazzee went to check on the children and found her daughter rocking and "even clapping her hands," the probable cause affidavit states.
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"Awwww I remember that feeling … and you guys have been together even longer," wrote Cox, who added three emojis: a crying face, a red heart and clapping hands.
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From feral hogs and Area 51 aliens to Nancy Pelosi clapping at Donald Trump, this year's meme game has arguably been one of the best in internet history.
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You may also notice that none of them are Indian; the few South Asian actors hired for the scene were relegated to standing in the balcony and clapping.
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Conaway's comments were also partially drowned out by clapping in the room for Yovanovitch, with many attendees, including committee Democrats, giving her a standing ovation for her testimony.
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Conaway's comments were also partially drowned out by clapping int the room for Yovanovitch, with many attendees, including committee Democrats, giving her a standing ovation for her testimony.
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In the tunnel, they form their huddle and turn it into an impromptu dance-off, with two players twirling in the center and the rest clapping and laughing.
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Meanwhile, the football writers of this world will be left alone in the auditorium of solitude, clapping intermittently while trying to choke back a desolate ocean of tears.
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"Prince of youth", accompanied by excitable emojis showing a purple heart, clapping hands and raised thumbs, was a typical Tweet on Thursday in response to Prince Mohammed's trip.
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The elder Trump sat in the audience for his son's remarks, clapping occasionally but appearing to express displeasure as the large screen behind Eric Trump appeared to malfunction.
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The video shows a wide-eyed Robin staring out the window of the car at the dozen or so smiling men clapping along to the popular kids' song.
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His frenzied tap dancing becomes a stressed-out leitmotif: slapping on tables, rapping on doors, clapping to indicate the cuts while editing a film, tap-tap-tap-tap.
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"The policy moves on the demand side are much like one hand clapping if you're not dealing with the Chinese threats to elephants in Africa," Mr. Milliken said.
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YouTube takes 30 percent of donations made through SuperChat, and the company confirmed to The Verge that the same revenue split will occur with creators who enable clapping.
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In 21984, Lennon and Ms. Ono stepped out of their limousine at the park, joined the audience being entertained by Mr. Peel and began singing along and clapping.
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He wore a button at her rally that said "Merry Impeachmas" with a picture of Speaker Nancy Pelosi clapping at Trump during last year's State of the Union.
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How two nonprofits took on Amazon and won, hand-clapping games from around the world and wedding websites that promise to stop romanticizing weddings at former slave plantations.
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With Indian rhythms and the traditional hand-clapping gesture of hijras, the video shows the six band members wearing brightly colored lehenga skirts and blouses, and trendy jewelry.
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Thumbs up and clapping hands both over-indexed at 2.3 times and 3.9 times respectively, while crying face and see-no-evil monkey over-indexed at 63 times.
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It initially takes Vivianne a moment to figure out exactly how to react, but as soon as she understands what's happening, she begins clapping and collapses into kiddo happiness.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Strumming their guitars and clapping together, American musician Lanny Cordola and his Afghan pupils sing a Bob Marley tune as they sit on a hill in Kabul.
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The public were able to mingle with the royal retinue, and were even allowed to touch them — clapping the couple on the back to wish them all the best.
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The Ayatollah spewed a bunch of political stuff -- we'll spare you the details -- but what caught our attention was the Embassy of Israel's official Twitter account clapping back. pic.twitter.
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Masterson is clapping back at those who fat-shamed her after the most recent episode of the AMC series, which focused on her character Tara trying to stay alive.
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"Happy Hai Hum", the band's version of Happy has distinct Indian undertones, and draws upon the transgender community's musical traditions such as clapping to the beats of the song.
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When to use it: This GIF is tricky because, while its subject is fiercely clapping, contextually we know that the target of his applause is objectively Not Great, Bob.
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"This is the sound of the other hand clapping," said Lakshman Ramamurthy, a former F.D.A. official who is now an executive with Avalere Health, a consulting firm in Washington.
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While there were some discussion about whether Pelosi was genuinely or sarcastically clapping to Trump's statement, Pelosi's daughter, Christine Pelosi, seemed to have set the record straight by Wednesday.
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As the unofficial Mayor of the Internet, it's only fitting that she has a way with words — especially when it comes to clapping back at online mommy-shaming haters.
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Sam becomes obsessed with fighting the troll, losing entire nights — weekends, even — to sitting in the same clothes, chugging energy drinks, and clapping back on Pseudo-Twitter for hours.
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The thing absolutely no one tells you about going to the Real Housewives Awards, Bravo's annual celebration of all things Real Housewives, is how much you'll end up clapping.
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Davidson has repeatedly complained about all the attention he's gotten since becoming Grande's beau, and Grande has done her fair amount of clapping back at speculation on social media.
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"With our allies across the country, we will build the collective power to save the soul of our country," she said in a cheerleading moment to a clapping crowd.
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Beyoncé and the Dixie Chicks stomped all over the CMA Awards Wednesday night, singing Bey's country track off Lemonade, "Daddy Lessons," and there was a lot of sassy clapping.
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"If you want a picture of the future, imagine a robot clapping over a human face, forever," wrote George Orwell, and his dire prediction has finally come to pass.
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He believes there are numerous similarities between the musical traditions of flamenco -- with its distinctive guitar, dancing and percussive hand clapping -- and the sounds of the old Islamic world.
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Clapping back, Cohen recorded a separate series of Instagram Story videos where he explained that contrary to his critics' beliefs, he didn't have "a big problem" on his hands.
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But nearly 50 people watched the unadvertised concert by Hussaini's rock group, Azadi, in the city's Kart-e-Char neighborhood in March, singing and clapping along with the music.
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Every day I enter our home clapping, holding my breath until I hear the click-click of paws on the wood floor and dreading the day I will not.
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There's clapping back at a teacher, and then there's writing a 127-page paper explaining to your teacher, in explicit, heavily sourced detail, why gay marriage is a right.
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"Putin is clapping his hands right now, saying, 'The Muslims are imitating me,'" Mr. Oetomo, 62, said of Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, a proponent of a conservative agenda.
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The team had a thrilling run at 2016 European championship, eliminating big-name England and advancing to the quarter-finals, propelled by their "thunder-clapping" fans and Viking imagery.
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I turn to see what's up with him, and he points to Noel Gallagher, who's going up the escalator, cheering and clapping us as he heads to his box.
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Again and again, the dancers pick it up and pass it around with clapping hands and stomping feet, through the legs, behind the back, defiant and unified and inspiring.
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After the breakup we get a live segment with Hannah Ann and Peter, and it's honestly just Hannah Ann putting Peter in his place, Barb clapping, and Peter apologizing.
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As the players warmed up on the field, a group of girls from the French club A.S. Bondy bounced around in their seats, shouting "Allez les Bleues!" and clapping.
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Lahren tried clapping back with an "Ok Whale" but by then it was too late and she'd already been swept away by a sea of good-ass online owns.
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A cellphone video had emerged showing a group of women singing and clapping as two men danced — behavior deemed worthy of a death warrant for them and the relatives.
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Instead it was Representative Nancy Pelosi, poised to reclaim the speaker's gavel, dancing and clapping in the box traditionally occupied by the honorees, the president and the first lady.
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You can also send Zoom reactions — either a thumbs up or clapping hands — to the meeting participants during the call by clicking on Reactions in the meeting controls panel.
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The other team was lined up around the eastern gutter, doing its cheer, a slow solemn clapping that built into syncopated yips and the pounding of feet on metal.
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" It's not uncommon to see Berkovich clapping, dancing and getting misty-eyed, as she did when a group made up primarily of homeless singers finished rehearsing the "Hallelujah Chorus.
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In 2018, they were accused of clapping in the dugout to relay stolen signs, and in this year's ALCS, the Yankees said they were whistling to do the same.
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It's not the sort of plain old clapping a choir does in time with a song or even the kind a choir does against the beat (a gospel clap).
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We performed the choreography in small groups, clapping and hooting enthusiastically for one another, and then all together before taking the traditional révérence, a dramatic bow at the end.
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For instance, a conventionally attractive Instagram model clapping back at her haters, or a literal supermodel who feels the need to publicly answer her anonymous, powerless social media critics.
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As Edgar stands in the middle of the auditorium ominously clapping, countless Farmies, also clad in white, pop up throughout the audience to join him in the exact same rhythm.
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" — a very appropriate response: "I wish that there were more important things to be concerned about, or that people were focused on more important things than that sort of clapping.
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He's clapping for his daughter in the nativity play, desperately holding back tears, and resigning himself to a life that he knows will hold little pleasure from here on out.
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North Korea's nominal head of state, Kim Yong Nam, a member of the delegation, was seen wiping away tears with his handkerchief and at times clapping enthusiastically during the show.
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Charlotte went on to enjoy the rest of the flypast, excitedly clapping and following along while standing in front of Kate and next to Queen Elizabeth's great-granddaughter Savannah Phillips.
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" The Telegraph's Rob Crilly implied the clapping frenzy may have been more a demonstration of relief than enthusiasm when he wrote, "you know exactly what Congressional Republicans are thinking: Phew.
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So there you have it, folks — Iñárritu in fact uncrossed said arms and, in accordance with the custom, struck the palms of his hands together to produce a clapping sound.
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He has a tendency to step on his own applause lines and quiet the cheers, as if he needs to reassure his crowds that what they're clapping for is legit.
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The rumored-and-kinda-confirmed couple has been a thing for five days now and have already had all kinds of shaming, clapping back, and quiet declarations of love like.
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My daughter had a lot of fun figuring out how to turn a fishing rod into a musical instrument, and a gun that makes clapping sounds when you fire it.
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And while Chafik Besseghier, of France, earned the unfortunate distinction of coming in 10th place out of 10 skaters, his powerfully rhythmic program had the audience clapping to the beat.
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Atlanta is a spectacular portrayal of the Southern black experience without having to put in a bunch of clapping people at church—or some stupid farm, or a villainous sheriff.
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Instead, viewers will leave the theater cheering and clapping (like the early screening audience that I was a part of), feeling grateful for this update and wistful for their childhood.
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Many of them were popular songs from past decades that are well-known in the world's most populous country, and the audience responded to them positively, clapping and singing along.
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" While Kent admitted she has "never been in a fight before," she still feels "as bougie and white as they come but I gets to clapping sometimes, pretend you know?
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Each season, Clemens and Radboy evolve the line's fictional figurehead — a smiling, clapping, hyper-happy version of Clemens himself — that permeates the brand's website, film projects and fashion-show visuals.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Syria's president and first lady cast their ballots on Wednesday in front of clapping crowds, as state television captured the moment and set it to a dramatic soundtrack.
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But for a select group of people, this exaggerated autoimmune response is triggered by vibrations—things like running, towel drying, hand clapping, and even motorcycle rides can all cause symptoms.
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As the Republican nominee's Trump-branded helicopter kicked up a swirling wind, his family stood in a line clapping, before walking out to greet him, processionlike, as cameras clicked away.
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"You didn't see people jumping up and clapping," said John Carr, who was in the room, and is director of Georgetown University's Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life.
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The court, she said, accepted the testimony of an expert witness for the prosecution who analysed a section of the video showing Endara's back and concluded that he was clapping.
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Pentecostal churches tend to stress members' displays of extreme emotion, as well as a highly charged atmosphere — including music, dancing, and clapping — designed to foster the worshipper's connection to God.
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There's also a variation of Bingo to be played during a speech, a game that involves guessing which country the U.S. will bomb next, and also a competitive clapping game.
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Whether you're a monotheist or a polytheist or no theist at all, it will speak to you, and you might answer back, dancing and clapping and lifting your own voice.
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But as the identical triplet models, named Andrea, Arianna and Athena Levesque, took one lap together, the crowd started clapping loudly and hollering as if it were a sporting event.
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Mr. Emanuel left his City Hall office on Friday night to a crush of clapping city workers and passers-by, who watched him climb into a vehicle and pull away.
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Lopez even found time to contribute to basketball's social media culture with a spurt of clapping so enthusiastic that GIFs of the moment will undoubtedly have a long life online.
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But also, I thought, as I glanced around the audience, many of us were also clapping for our younger selves, when we first blasted "Jagged Little Pill" in our bedrooms.
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But also, I thought, as I glanced around the audience, many of us were also clapping for our younger selves, when we first blasted "Jagged Little Pill" in our bedrooms.
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After a long inspection by trainers, she got to her feet and walked groggily away, raising a cheer from spectators and relieved clapping from team mates down at the finish.
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The whole cast began clapping and I had no choice but to step up to the tee, where I whiffed twice and retired with the lowest score on the board.
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"Moderation" goes for a hand-clapping, room-shaking Motown-flavored rock-soul stomp — think Martha and the Vandellas — as Florence Welch scoffs at the whole notion of moderation in love.
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On Skarsgård's way to the stage to accept the award, his costar and onscreen spouse, Nicole Kidman, gave him a quick kiss (with her husband, Keith Urban, clapping in the background).
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A fan video captured Obama, 54, and the Beyoncé's mother, Tina Knowles Lawson, swaying and clapping as JAY-Z, 48, performed at the Carters' On the Run II tour in Paris. .
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But taking a note from other personable branded social accounts (Dennys and MoonPie, for example), the Panera Bread Twitter account is clapping back at some of the more, uh, aggressive comments.
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With the Caribbean Sea as the backdrop less than a mile away, the gathering turned into a party, with thunderous clapping regularly interrupting the ballads blasing from a set of speakers.
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Occupied West Bank, 2018, Bedouin women of Palestinian community of Zanba throw an impromptu celebration, armed only with a small boom box and clapping, with visitors from a mobile community theatre.
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In it, Kramer explained that she initially shared those posts in hopes that it would be relatable for other moms before clapping back at the shamers for assuming they know everything.
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At his London concert on Tuesday, it was those tracks, along with other favorites from "Once Upon a Time in the West" that had the audience whistling and clapping the loudest.
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The New Day debuted in the ring that November in bright blue gear, backed by a gospel choir, all smiles and newly obsessed with clapping, sermonizing about positivity at every turn.
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Like the CBS mainstay, it's a chart show, a haphazard smattering of a given week's best-selling artists playing in a TV studio to a bunch of awkward, half-clapping adolescents.
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In the adorable video shared by Ohanian, 35, on Friday, Olympia watches the game before smiling and clapping along with the crowd after one of the Williams sisters scores a point.
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On Ben Thompson's Exponent podcast from two weeks back — "Fruitful Clapping" — he discusses how Siri stops using your utterances/voice queries after 6 months (based on this Wall Street Journal article).
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Yet by the time he slowly walked off, clapping and raising both fists just above his shoulders in something of a victory shrug, the convention hall was more than half empty.
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"I must say this clearly here because I get the feeling that some people in Britain still have illusions - that would be wasted time," she said, to loud clapping from lawmakers.
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The royal trio, wearing black Heads Together tops, spent about half an hour chatting to supporters and whooping and clapping as runners sped past them as they approached the Cutty Sark.
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WATCH: John and Emily's Love Story Krasinski proudly stood up for his wife as soon as she was announced as the winner, remaining standing and clapping until she took the stage.
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Fingerlings also have a microphone to sense sound, paired with software that filters out background noise, so they know to react to signals like clapping or the blowing of a kiss.
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The replay of the ball's bounce is projected on giant screens around the stadium, generating suspense — and often rhythmic clapping from spectators — until it is determined whether the call was accurate.
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He decided to frame the hoax around the DSA national convention after coverage in conservative outlets mocking the use of American Sign Language in lieu of traditional clapping at the event.
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After the game, they slowly walked around the perimeter of the field, clapping and waving to the fans — early, assured steps on a journey they hope will end with a trophy.
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A live band and gospel choir kicked off the service with a set of upbeat worship songs, followed by a rendition of Pharrell Williams's "Happy," with guests dancing and clapping along.
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"I think that as long as you remain silent during the projection it's perfectly legitimate and even healthy to express your feelings by booing or clapping," Mr. Reygadas wrote via email.
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" Like the Parkland students—notably Emma González and David Hogg—Thunberg excels at using her personality to humanize a complex political issue, and, as Middaugh puts it, "clapping back at critics.
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While the negotiators were fervently clapping their hands over what they see as the beginning of the end of nuclear weapons, the response from the nuclear-armed states was deafening silence.
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Facebook videos also show women clapping and cheering in front of a pile of supplies — boxes of food, water, baby supplies, tarps, and other critical resources — as the chopper started up.
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The division we saw in the Congressional audience during the State of the Union address, the clapping and the refusal to clap were more symbolic than we might otherwise have noticed.
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President Donald Trump was joking when he suggested that Democrats were being "treasonous" by not clapping for him during his State of the Union address, a White House spokesman said Tuesday.
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Nick Cannon is clapping back at Eminem once again after the Detroit rapper called the radio host's ex-wife Mariah Carey a "nut job" in his latest track with Fat Joe.
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The man who stood to gain most from the dismissal betrayed nothing through his expression and gentle clapping - a survival tactic honed during five decades of service to the mercurial Mugabe.
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Because of the lack of reverb or feedback, the room is spiritually similar to being in an open field, clapping into the open sky, but crammed down into an enclosed space.
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The crowd erupted in Las Vegas, 210,210 fighting game fans clapping, cheering and booing as Infiltration suplexed his way to a victory over Fuudo, becoming Evolution 22's Street Fighter V champion.
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But a moment later, Iñárritu indeed begins clapping along as Beavan, who was seated at the back of the Dolby Theatre and had a long walk to get there, takes the stage.
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And Delta gave a Trump supporter a lifetime flying ban from the airline after a video of him clapping and yelling at passengers, "We got some Hillary bitches on here?" went viral.
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Ripa, who previously defended her Live with Kelly and Ryan co-host during Thursday's show, was Seacrest's first interview of the night, and assured him that everyone backstage was watching, and clapping.
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Colbert then pulled out several memes that have surfaced from recent shows, including the video of Nicole Kidman clapping with her fingers stretched out to protect the delicate rings she was wearing.
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One of those two officials said cheering, clapping and banging from people watching the Olympics may have led to an ear witness' concerns of a fight and shots fired, the report said.
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My reactions included half-heartedly clapping, audibly saying "dayum" whenever a suit-clad Dornan would pop up on screen, and, of course, snorting whenever Mr. Grey would send a "Laters, Baby" text.
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The first video has an undeniable realness to it; the lone UNC fan clapping after Maye's shot is a marvel, if for no other reason that he didn't get slugged for it.
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Everyone is up on their feet clapping; Dermot O'Leary is singing with his eyes closed; Simon is smiling that evil, knowing little smile that he does when he senses a lucrative opportunity.
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Protestors came from all walks of life, many of them chanting, singing, clapping at various points and eagerly sharing with several news crews why they thought the FBI was in the wrong.
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" In a video of the performance shared to Tootsie's Facebook page, fans in the packed lounge can be seen clapping along and dancing as Pink, 39, sings some impressive vocal runs. "P!
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None of that seems to matter to Pence, whose lingering image over the first 16 months of the Trump presidency is of a clapping, unquestioning supporter of anything and everything Trump does.
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" So when the runners reach this stretch, "they are met with silence, interrupted only by the rustling of the fall leaves on the street or the muted sounds of small hands clapping.
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Seated between Derbaudrenghien and French first lady Brigitte Macron, Trump observed the concert of Hubay, Tchaikovsky and Piazzolla, at one point clapping prematurely with her counterparts, then smiling and continuing to listen.
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In addition to the regular boos, there were cheers and clapping in support of Don Jr. and Guilfoyle, who were accompanied by some 15 people in the audience, according to the source.
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In a show of defiance, the nine defendants and more than 100 supporters unfurled yellow umbrellas, a symbol of the movement, outside the court, clapping and demanding an end to "political prosecution".
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The president's speech is long, and people have been in this room for hours, but almost everyone holds their ground, cheering and clapping and waving Obama sticks at all the appropriate pauses.
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All weekend long, the Mexican audience remained loathe to applaud at the main stages––apparently they're not big on clapping––but it was at the dance parties where the crowd came alive.
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The evening I saw it, this line of thought had the audience roaring and clapping and then seeming to want to retract both responses as Charlie veered into ever more uncomfortable ideas.
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I followed the sounds of laughter and clapping to a dance circle of women in their 21s through 22s, raising and lowering their hands toward one of their own in the center.
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It's got a funky Hip-House vibe to it, but if you're not shaking a leg or clapping your hands then it's the perfect sound to drive (responsibly) fast to, I guess.
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Although it was light on any actual clapping—and as your clap critic, I am always thirsty for applause—I'll admit it was the best cut to the audience of the evening.
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" The actor recalled doing a scene on camera while Mr. Haneke watched from a monitor in a tent on set, and "from the outside you just hear noises, like 'uhh' or clapping.
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"One Hand Clapping" is the last of three shows sponsored by The Robert H.N. Ho Family Foundation Chinese Art Initiative, a program that allowed the museum to commission and acquire new works.
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The reaction was substantially warmer than the scattered booing and clapping that greeted the arrival of Vice President-elect Mike Pence when he attended "Hamilton," just one block north, on Nov. 18.
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This time, the House speaker's clapping almost stole the spotlight on an important night for a president seeking to deliver to millions of viewers his delayed speech — a speech she previously blocked.
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The argument is (loudly and wrongly) that the clapping emojis used between words doesn't belong to anyone except popular culture, except for that teensy, inconvenient fact that Black people are popular culture.
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"I know they weren't clapping for me, but I was on the stage, and I, for a brief moment, felt like what it must feel like to have that adulation," he told Kimmel.
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Wearing a bright-red tie and his now-recognizable scowl, Trump walked onto the inaugural podium to the sounds of ceremonial music, polite clapping, and scattered cheers from a half-empty National Mall.
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"We document this very precisely... so we can recover it... When we have an artifact in Europe or somewhere matching this specification we can... yes!" he added, clapping his hands together for emphasis.
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The tourists in her studio were bribed into clapping with free gifts (books, CDs, Broadway tickets) and snacks — such as the Ding Dongs and chocolate milk under their chairs to keep them caffeinated.
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And I was in front of a large group of highly professional people, most of whom are from either other countries or the United Nations -- people that aren't big into clapping, applauding, smiling.
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Without it, we won't have the chance to challenge our minds and ears: though we may well decide that Clapping Music is not to our taste, we will have given it a chance.
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The protesters "marched into the meeting, chanting, 'a gentrifying space is not a safe space,' and it appeared that the audience attempted to drown them out by clapping," Mandiberg told Hyperallergic via email.
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The Quiet Place director, 39, was the only one in the room who stood up for Blunt, 35, when she won — and he stayed standing and enthusiastically clapping until she got on stage.
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Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling was probably the last person on earth that Amber Heard had expected to be publicly clapping back to, but that's 2017 in a nutshell for all of us.
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When the Chainsmokers and Halsey won, Lorde probably just chose to rest her hands, knowing that the Billboard Music Awards are long, and she had three more hours of clapping ahead of her.
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It's not his fault that times have changed, or that it seems like the people in the cheaper seats clapping their hands are being increasingly drowned out by everyone else rattling their jewelry.
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More than a dozen deputies followed Abadi into the legislative chamber, clapping, slamming their hands on desks and chanting slogans like "invalid" and "treachery" for nearly an hour before the session was adjourned.
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A portion of the crowd, which was awash with red flags in support of Federer, was heard cheering Djokovic's errors throughout the match, and clapping loudly after each of his three double faults.
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In addition to the regular boos, there were cheers and clapping in support of Don Jr. and Kimberly Guilfoyle, who was accompanied by some 15 people in the audience, according to the source.
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The same weekend Pompeo was in Pyongyang, Kim was pictured clapping and waving during a K-pop concert in the North Korean capital, held as a symbol of good will with South Korea.
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What it does is, inside the room, you have all these black people clapping because they're excited to have a black president — and maybe they do also think their Cousin Pookie is lazy!
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Simone Giertz, inventor of deliberately shitty robots and machines, is at it again with an Applause Machine that was designed to prevent your hands from getting tired—you know, from too much clapping.
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