sign of the horns
A yellow face making a gesture with its thumb and little finger extended downwards, resembling a shaka sign or 'call me' gesture. Often depicted with a playful expression.
There are different emoji meanings for sign of the horns in different cultures:
- Western culture
- Commonly known as the 'shaka' sign, associated with surf culture and Hawaiian greetings ('hang loose'). In some contexts, it can mean 'call me' (e.g., 'pinky and thumb' call), especially in the US. Less common in the UK and Australia for 'call me' than the phone-to-ear gesture.
- East Asian culture
- Generally understood as 'call me' or 'hang loose,' depending on context. In some regions, it might be used to indicate a phone call or similar communication.
- Brazilian culture
- Widely used as the 'hang loose' or 'shaka' sign, especially in surf and relaxed social settings.
