Where did the "devil horns" hand gesture originate? Who invented it? The sign of the horns, also known as devil horns or metal horns, is ubiquitous in heavy metal, hard rock and beyond.

Three decades later, what some call "the devil's horns" or "sign of the ... most often gets credit for making the hand sign synonymous with rock music. When Ozzy Osbourne left (or was kicked ...

The devil horns sign with the thumb tucked in was also used by the psychedelic rock band Coven on the cover ... Simmons is claiming the hand gesture mark for "entertainment, namely, live ...

Occult rock veterans Coven have threatened to take legal action against KISS’ Gene Simmons if he trademarks a rock hand gesture. Coven claim the “devil horns” hand sign is “grandfathered ...

Many a rock fan will tell you that it wasn't Simmons who popularized the hand sign but instead the late ... Satan -- some folks call those the "devil's horns," which can make for an awkward ...

The Demon wants a deal with the devil ... Sign Language community have used the symbol since the early 20th century. It means “I love you.” – Spider-Man configures his hand that way ...

The “rock and roll” sign. The devil’s horns. The maloik ... The KISS frontman and rap tastemaker is attempting to patent the iconic hand gesture long associated with rock as belonging ...

Simmons says that he first started using the hand sign, known to hard rock fans as “devil horns,” on November 14, 1974. During that time the band was touring following the release a month ...

Many a rock fan will tell you that it wasn't Simmons who popularized the hand sign but instead the late ... Satan -- some folks call those the "devil's horns," which can make for an awkward ...