Who owns the tailgate? Which fans live for the gameday chaos? We ranked all 16 SEC fan bases by loyalty, tradition, and downright delusion.

Gene Simmons claimed on this day in 2017 that he invented the "devil horns" hand gesture, but is there truth to that claim?

After a bit of a slow start, and with a lineup a touch past their prime, their stadium-geared “Power Up” concert still threw one punch to the solar plexus after another.

It’s an iconic gesture in the university’s hometown. But the devil mascot ... throwing up the horns, and the gesture has the potential to become as familiar as the wolf hand signal at N.C ...

The cover features John Lennon making a hand sign similar to today's version of the devil's horns. His thumb is out, and rather than his palm, the back of his hand is facing forward. In January ...

Horns Down is a reversal of the well-known "Hook 'em Horns" hand gesture used by Texas fans, where you hold your ring and middle fingers down while extending your index and pinkie fingers up.

Social media influencer FearedBuck posted the clip to his X account and claimed that people are accusing Adin of putting up "devil horns" every ... he's just throwing a hand gesture that has ...

The "Hook 'em" sign — in which the pinky and index fingers of the right hand are extended and the thumb is crossed over the folded middle fingers — represents the horns of the school's mascot.

You've seen, and maybe made, the "devil horns" or "rock on" gesture at concerts ... and notes that "the mark consists of a hand gesture with the index and small fingers extended upward and the ...

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.

(Picture: Fin CostelloRedferns) Black Sabbath‘s Geezer Butler has recalled in a new interview how he first showed Ronnie James Dio the ‘devil horns’ hand sign before the late frontman ...