Prince symbol

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The Prince symbol is the unpronounceable glyph that the musician Prince adopted as his name in the 1990s, combining elements of the male and female gender signs into a unique emblem.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf logogram
personal emblem
stage name
alsoKnownAs Love Symbol NERFINISHED
The Artist Formerly Known As Prince symbol NERFINISHED
unpronounceable symbol
associatedWith Love Symbol Album NERFINISHED
Prince Rogers Nelson NERFINISHED
The Artist Formerly Known As Prince NERFINISHED
Warner Bros. Records NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Prince NERFINISHED
culturalImpact widely discussed in popular culture in the 1990s
describedAs combination of male and female gender signs
unpronounceable glyph
designedFor Prince NERFINISHED
hasColor gold
purple
hasElement crossbar
curved horn-like flourish
female gender symbol
male gender symbol
scroll-like tail
hasLegalContext used to circumvent contractual name restrictions
hasUnicodeStatus not encoded as a standard Unicode character
imageAvailable yes
inspired discussion about identity and branding in music industry
introducedDuring contract dispute with Warner Bros. Records
introducedIn 1993
mediaType graphic symbol
notableFor association with Prince’s 1990s career
being unpronounceable
representing a contractual protest
represents Prince’s identity
artistic freedom
rejection of conventional naming
usedAs album title symbol
logo
stage name of Prince
usedIn album artwork
merchandise
music videos
promotional materials
stage design
writingDirection left-to-right placement
writingSystem symbolic glyph

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Love Symbol alsoKnownAs Prince symbol
this entity surface form: The Artist Formerly Known as Prince symbol
Love Symbol alsoKnownAs Prince symbol