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Does anyone know the origin, meaning, usage, etc of this sign?
You start with a fist, then straighten out your index and little fingers.
Satan's horns, or what? Any URL or explanation are very much welcome!

not getting freaky but i think it mean i luv u

It means "Rock On" here.
It basically means cool, or good music or summit like that

It means rather 'Rock On' or 'Peace out' here. It's basicaly a sign like the index and middle finger ("Peace")

Haha, I watched this thing on Vh1, and it was about Rock music.


I forgot some rocker, but he said his grandma told him that,
when the fingers are pointed towards you: 'i'm watching you'
when the fingers are up like you said: means 'the devil'..

And he did the devil sign in one of his concerts and now everyone
says it's a universal sign for like, 'Rock on'.

it actually has an association with satan, and nothing to do with rock on, it is merely used as an expression for 'rocking' because goths and stuff are into the whole satan scene and stuff, henceforth, doing the sign, and, creating an icon for younger children, believing that it means rock on, and not actually a sign to do with Satan whatsoever, personally, I think that this sign is just completely stupid and useless, its just to do with satan and stuff, and I find all of this completely LUDACRIS...

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Well yes.  I did say the actual meaning from his grandmother
was the devil.


BUT, he used it to mean something else and now it's used to mean that.

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Originally posted by MC.POP
not getting freaky but i think it mean i luv u

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Yes, in signs language it means "I love you" or "love".

Here is an example.

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Originally posted by UglyBoy

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Originally posted by MC.POP
not getting freaky but i think it mean i luv u

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Yes, in signs language it means "I love you" or "love".

Here is an example.

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Yeah, but in that sign the hand is NOT balled up like a fist. So it's a similar but different sign.
URLs to the balled up one that I described? Anyone??
BTW, thanks traxor for the explanation!

It means horns but which one? this one: or this one: ?