Some hand gestures can be offensive depending on which country you're in. For instance, this common Italian hand gesture ...

Even a seemingly innocuous hand gesture in the United States can land you in hot water in Greece. Here's the mistake you ...

And I just want to say thank ... Other reactions have been more pointed. The right-leaning social media platform Telegram was abuzz with support for Musk’s hand gesture. An Ohio chapter of ...

These still images were taken out of context from speeches in which each politician was making an unrelated gesture, including waving or raising their hand to ... the gesture more than once ...

And I just want to say thank you for making it happen. Thank you,” Musk said while speaking at a podium bedecked with the Presidential seal at post-inauguration event held at Washington, D.C.’s ...

The gesture has sparked widespread ... During his speech, Musk said: "I just want to say thank you for making it happen, thank you." He then pumped his hand against his chest, extended his ...

He then said, "And I just want to say thank you for making it happen. Thank you," before slapping his right hand to his chest and sweeping it up toward the crowd, making the gesture dissected ...

Biting his bottom lip, he thumped his right hand ... "We want to keep our space positive and inclusive, and we don't support platforms that promote hateful views." In France on Monday, more ...

"I just want ... his hand on his chest and stuck his arm straight outward and upward with his palm facing downwards. He turned around and made a similar gesture facing the other way. MORE FROM ...

“I just want to say ... chest with his right hand, and flung his arm diagonally upwards. Musk turned around to crowd members behind the podium before repeating the gesture.

During the 2024 campaign, Musk joined forces with President Donald Trump, helping him win by donating more ... want to say thank you for making it happen, thank you,” he said before putting his ...

He first put his hand on ... The gesture had become inextricably tied to the Nazis. “The common American perception was, ‘These are our enemies and we don’t want to be like them ...