The Love Symbol

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The Love Symbol is the unpronounceable glyph that famously served as Prince’s stage name during the 1990s, combining elements of the male and female gender symbols into a single emblem.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf logographic symbol
monogram
musical persona
stage name
alsoKnownAs Love Symbol #2 NERFINISHED
Prince symbol NERFINISHED
The Artist Formerly Known As Prince symbol NERFINISHED
associatedWith Prince name change
Warner Bros. Records dispute
basedOn female gender symbol
male gender symbol
combines female gender symbol
male gender symbol
commissionedBy Prince NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Lizz Luce NERFINISHED
Mitch Monson NERFINISHED
Prince NERFINISHED
culturalAssociation androgyny
artistic independence
contractual rebellion
gender fluidity
designedFor Prince NERFINISHED
designer Lizz Luce NERFINISHED
Mitch Monson NERFINISHED
featuredOn Prince’s album covers
Prince’s custom guitars
Prince’s stage outfits
fieldOfUse graphic design
popular music
firstPublicUseContext press release announcing Prince name change
hasElement circle element
cross-like lower section
curved horn-like shape
inspired Unicode character U+F8FF in Private Use Area (Apple logo–like usage contextually, not official)
introducedIn 1993
notablePeriodOfUse mid-1990s
notableWork Love Symbol–shaped guitar
represents Prince NERFINISHED
unpronounceable true
usedAsStageNameBy Prince NERFINISHED
usedAsStageNameFrom 1993
usedAsStageNameUntil 2000
usedIn album artwork
guitar designs
merchandise
music videos
stage backdrops

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Love Symbol alsoKnownAs The Love Symbol