“Kiss” rocker Gene Simmons has filed an application Friday with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to trademark the “rock on” hand gesture. Simmons, whose real name is Chaim ...

Rock fans are probably familiar with the sight. Here’s the drawing that’s included in the application: According to Simmons, this hand gesture was first used in commerce Nov. 14, 1974.

Thinking back to Bad Blood in October 2024, The Rock started a mysterious hand gesture, holding up three fingers. Fans are buzzing, trying to figure out his next subtle clue. At WWE Elimination ...

Most of us have done it before — thrown up the “sign of the horns” while jamming to some killer rock music ... trademark ownership of the iconic hand gesture. He claims the “devil horns ...

Gene Simmons is making a move that might have some rock fans shooting him a hand gesture — in the form of a one-finger salute. KISS bassist Simmons has filed an application to trademark the ...

Ronnie James Dio Heavy metal star Ronnie James Dio, who died last year of cancer, most often gets credit for making the hand sign synonymous with rock music. When Ozzy Osbourne left (or was kicked ...

Kiss' Gene Simmons, pictured doing the iconic rock hand gesture Kiss frontman and bassist Gene Simmons is attempting to trademark the “devil horns” rock hand gesture, according to reports.