What does the music festival gesture mean?

Rock gesture Rock gesture (corna in Italian, also written as manocornuta or hornedhand) was originally a vulgar gesture used by residents of Mediterranean countries. Its origin can be traced back to ancient Greece. This gesture straightens the index finger and the little finger while pressing the bent middle finger and ring finger with the thumb. This gesture is used to drive away bad luck or evil eyes. Since1960s, this gesture has also been used to represent Satan and Satan worship, which has many meanings in heavy metal music. This gesture is also called "devil's horn", "goat's horn", "throwing goat", "evil finger" or "horn" for short. One theory claims that Corna's gesture is the opposite of the cross gesture-three fingers put together to represent the Trinity of the Holy Spirit. The same gesture is also called the "Keep Rock" gesture in some American rock music subcultures, and the cheerleaders of the University of Texas sports team use this gesture to cheer for their players. These two usages have nothing to do with obscenity or Satan. Differences from other gestures Be careful not to confuse the "rock gesture" with the American "I love you" gesture, which requires the thumb to open at the same time. In China, due to the lack of spread of rock culture, people often confuse the gesture of "love" with the gesture of rock. For example, in China's famous rock music festival-Beijing Midi Music Festival, rock gestures were wrongly equated with love gestures.