shaka sign emoji
The shaka sign emoji depicts a hand gesture with the thumb and pinky extended and the middle fingers curled, often associated with 'hang loose', 'rock on', or 'shaka' cultural greetings, presented with a dark skin tone.
There are different emoji meanings for shaka sign emoji in different cultures:
- Western culture
- Frequently used in contexts related to rock music ('rock on') or 'metal horns.' In some regions, it can also be used as a 'hang loose' (shaka) sign.
- East Asian culture
- Less commonly used for 'rock on' or 'hang loose,' usage may vary and might be interpreted differently or not recognized as widely for these specific meanings compared to Western cultures.
- Hawaiian culture
- The 'shaka' sign, signifying 'hang loose' or 'take it easy,' is a very common and friendly greeting or farewell.
