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It was originally a vulgar gesture used by residents of Mediterranean countries. It was used to drive away bad luck or the evil eye. It was also used to represent the devil and Satan. Doctrine was later carried forward by Ronnie, the lead singer of the band "Black Sabbath", the originator of European and American heavy metal and heavy rock.

Representing the "pagan complex" of heavy metal music, this gesture is also called "Devil's Horns" and "Goat's Horns" (because the black goat is considered a symbol of the devil in the West), above In the 1980s, the "metal ritual" referred to as the "rock corner" began to apply to all kinds of heavy music.

It has gradually evolved into a way for metal fans to pay tribute to metal rock bands. It is mainly used for extreme metal, black gold, and death metal. It is not suitable for some new metal that sings about life.

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The historical use of this sign language,

The "age" in rock music is more senior than the "metal ceremony". As early as the 1970s, rock music became popular when shouting the slogan Love & Peace, and many band musicians used this gesture. Germany's RockAM Ring rock music festival is marked by this. Beyond, which is popular in the Chinese music scene, is also a fan of this gesture.

In addition, this gesture also means "I love you". Many celebrities like to use this gesture. All in all, whether it is the first metal salute or "I love you", it can be used in rock scenes, and the specific usage will vary depending on the performing band.