Mpini wa Zina Emoji

The 🤘 Sign of the Horns emoji represents the well-known hand gesture of extending the index and little fingers while keeping the other fingers down. It is a symbol of rock and roll culture, often used to convey a sense of excitement or celebration around music.

Kopela, pinda 🤘 emoji ya likolo mpo na kokokisa yango na clipboard na yo na ntangu moko. Okoki ko paste yango na bisika nyonso - na ba messages, ba réseaux sociaux, ba documents, to na application oyo ekokisaka ba emojis.

Emoji ya 🤘 mpini wa zina ezalaki kobatela na Emoji E1.0 mpe sikoyo ezalaka kosangisama na ba plate-forme nyonso ya minene lokola iOS, Android, Windows, mpe macOS.

Emoji ya 🤘 mpini wa zina ezali na kategori Mantu ne Luya, mpe na subkategori Dicitiisya Disumba.

The gesture has multiple origins: the Italian "corna" to ward off bad luck, the heavy metal salute popularized by Ronnie James Dio, and the "Hook 'em Horns" symbol for University of Texas. Dio learned it from his Italian grandmother as a superstitious protection sign.

No, despite associations with heavy metal aesthetics that sometimes use satanic imagery, the gesture predates any such associations. It originated as a Mediterranean superstition to ward off evil, later adopted by rock culture. Most users employ it to show appreciation for rock music or rebellious spirit.