probably It goes in many different meanings that people have a mixed reaction heck even I drew an S because in school term means a common sign made during classes I don't know I can't fathom the S, it's so satisfying to draw lmao
This guy spent literally 5 years researching and uploading a single video about some symbol where no normal person even question its origin. Mad props to Lemmino
I remember drawing it in school throughout the 70's and 80's and _never once_ wondered about its origins. If anyone can make the backstory of a symbol fascinating, it's Lemmino!
"But in my delusions of grandeur, i brushed it off as the failings of lesser men, and into the abyss I went." I had to stop the video and look up the long dead writer who I assumed you were quoting. But searches only return your video. Brilliant writing, truly.
In his video "Bygone Visions of Cosmic Neighbours", referring to the fact that so many throughout history have searched for aliens only to turn up empty handed, he writes "Bygone visions of life asunder, long since quelled by newfound wonder". I was 100% certain this was a quote, but nope, it's an original line.
Lemmino has the perfect amount of time between videos where you forget about him then you get the notification and remember this amazing channel exists. Makes my day every time.
Like so he can see.... the symbol goes far back as 1533 where it can be seen in the painting “the ambassadors” by Hans Holbein the younger ... you can see the symbol if you zoom in to the table . The “S” appears sideways
Yeah, I'm surprised people expect there to be a common origin. It probably appeared independently ever since people started using squared paper. It's like trying to look for a common origin of the circle
I think independence is the most likely explanation. Bored kids and graph paper. Start with graph paper and try to draw a small rope or spiral with straight lines in the margin and everybody would come up with something similar.
YES! Near the end of the video, I remembered that maybe that was the first time I draw the 'S' and the most simple solution that came to my mind that it was just the most simple way to be creative in a sqauared nootbook during boring math classes. Or we live in a simulation.
I never learned about this as a kid, this video was the first time I became aware of this particular symbol. My guess is most people who don't recognise this just don't end up commenting or even watching a video like this. (I just became curious as to what could make an S "universal", the S itself just looking like some unknown logo to me.)
I first learned about it in 5th grade, but I had been homeschooled up until that point. I had completely forgotten about it until last year, when one of my friends started drawing it in physics.
In a 1500’s painting called “the ambassador”, you can see a small “s” on the middle. Saw this on another comment, re-posting it in case it gets buried under other comments.
I grew up in Hermosa Beach California in the late 60ies. That "S" I remember drawing as a skater/surfer in the DOG TOWN era. For me, it stood for just that. SKATER/SURFER in the SO CAL area. Skateboarding and surfing was a way of life. Although I did not skate with the DogTown crew, we did cross paths a number of times. That's where I got the symbol from.
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Interesting. I remember seeing this a lot on graffiti back in the 70s in NYC and in my family we'd doodle it a lot because our last name starts with S. I used to make similar block letters to write out the rest of my name sometimes, making signs with my Crayolas on construction paper to hang around my room. I feel like since it even spread through countries that don't use the Latin alphabet, it was probably just a geometric symbol that's been around for ages.
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Seeing it as a chain made me think of one thing: tablet weaving. Tablet weaving is a very ancient way of weaving trim using cards (or tablets) with holes in each corner which the warp thread is passed through. The pattern is created by turning the cards as you weave. All those long strips of interlacing patterns likely have some anchor in tablet weaving, and the interlocking S is one of the simplest designs to make. I believe it’s even a twist neutral pattern (which basically just means you can repeat it over and over without getting a tangled mess).
LMAO THAT WOULD MAKE IT SUCH A BIGGER DEAL THEN WE COULD TRIANGULATE AND FIND THE TRUEE ORIGIN OF THE S!!! but alas.. that was not the case XD OR IS IT!? yea probably not XD
This is the kind of mystery that the guys who collaborated on the SCP project would be right up their alley. A self-perpetuating idea/meme that germinates itself in others spontaneously and seemingly without rhyme or reason.
i misread your comment at first and thought you were saying that those of SCP would be interested in Lemmino as an anomaly himself, which, honestly, i was not going to disagree with.
@kobe5952 but at the same time, pretty benign all things considered. At least nobody would have to call the antimemetics department. (Edit: I meant to say division)
Vienna The Grill you claim to have been here since the beginning like everyone else aye? Well then why does your channel page say you joined in 2018? Just curious.
You're such a genuinely incredible researcher. The amount of time and effort you invested into something so... strangely mundane and ordinary, just because you noticed an interesting phenomenon surrounding it, it's astounding. Keep up this incredible content!
If you google Celtic braid one of the images contains this pattern. Perhaps you already knew this, but worth a shot. A lot of the Celtic knots are simplistic, so I could see this as a potential for easy weaving
Once in a while, people ask that "if you could go back in time and do something, what would it be?" I now know that I would go back in time and etch the universal S on a rock wall just to mess with Lemmino a bit.
I’m still getting flashbacks to my elementary school years, where you’d see this symbol on every other persons notebooks, binders, and backpacks, and someone actually took the time to try to show me how to draw it. That was a weird experience
I don’t know how to feel about the fact that I learned about it like two years ago through a streamer who talked about drawing it as a kid and had never heard of it prior. Maybe I’m a weirdo
@@scarletpachyderm not really. Most people in the world probably never saw this symbol before but the one's who have are more vocal in places discussing it, which makes it seem like more people know what it is than actually do.
You enter a Paleolithic cave. You shine your lantern to the walls. You see a buffalo, a handprint, and then, written as clear as day: “sk8 or die” with both the s and the 8 written with the universal S.
What's even better is that as mandatory as it might be, no one will ever get to the point where they are told they have to do it and haven't already done it.
@@gregoryaldous2165 Really? I have literally never heard about this symbol since like, maybe, 5 months ago and I have never drawn it and the clock is ticking, I have to draw it.
Summer 23, my two sons and I see the ‘universal S’ drawn in the sand at Banff harbour, Scotland. Newly 62, it means nothing to me but both in their early 40’s, they discuss it. They know it, call it ‘The Pointy S.’ Hence we arrive home and watch your post. Stunning research, amazing determination on your part to find the origin!
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I used to draw that on my notebooks, and my mother would say "I did that too when I was young" She was born in 1949 in France. So it's definitely from before the graffiti things; maybe that old book is the answer. I don't think we'll ever know.
if time travel could ever exist {which it cant} then we would have already seen it on cave walls from ancient times because guess what thats how TIME TRAVLE WORKS . there is a spot in space you can theoretically go back in time, its only one part of space and that certain part of space is the moment two black holes are in the middle of colliding
@@leangroundbeef2322 definetly the cicada one, it's a long video but it time flies while watching it because it's so intriguing and his voice is obv helping with it, such a great mistery
OH MY GOD. He's freaking crazy! This symbol is just what you doodle in your notebook. I don't understand how he did not get it It does explain it's popularity, because most of the world uses notebooks with grid throughout 20-th century. Even when he animates the "S" symbol you can see the grid. Next video, let's discuss swastika, which is popular for the same reason and don't lie that you don't draw swastikas on squares when you're bored in school.
@@Freddis that's it tho. It's just a doodle kids draw to look cool. But who started it? And when? How did it spread across the world? Back then, the internet is a rarity that even adults barely use. Yet, no one seems to have any explanation how it's originally created.
@@nitsuki2229 I've meant that the square grid the reason for this doodle. It 'comes naturally after you draw 6 lines in 2 rows. With the same pattern you can also create a braid in a notebook. There's no origin because this symbol probably has been invented by thousands of people all over the world independently, like the wheel.
@@Freddis He did say in the video that art could have been the origin, pottery and decoration stuffs. Most kids doodled it on notebook because it looks cool, but where did they first saw it? How did it become natural to them? Just like the swastika, kids also sees them as a cool symbol that they can doodle easily. But what they didn't know is that the swastika is originally a religious symbol (indian/hindu religion i think) but was made famous by the nazi. But then again, most kids probably didn't know that so just draw it anywhere because it's cool, just like the universal s
In Russia we have something similar, but not actually S. We were making "kosichka's" (braids) at school. It was same drawn but across all sheet, like actual braid
Btw On the documentary video with the S graffiti on 13:48 There's a Jojo in the picture. Jojos bizarre adventure started in the 70s So yes. This is now a jojo reference
Oh hi, nice to see that my interests are continuously connected in a frightfully large scope of the internet, and seeing that you too were either recommended this video by the algorithm or a fan I can conclude that I am in the matrix or the truman show. love your vids btw, keep it up, the moment your guy's youtube channel dies my childhood ends as well :)
I do have to wonder if the "Cool S" (as those in my circle called it in the late 80s) is simple enough to arise spontaneously. I'm pretty sure that I saw it drawn before I drew it myself, so it was certainly a "meme" in my case, but how many times and places might it have originated, independently of one another?
Yeah the whole thing he said at the end about it being simple and practical also makes it perfect to just come about from doodling. And then over time people found a clever technique for it and then that probably spread as a "second wave"
I seriously love the thought that, this teacher over 100 years ago taught his students a neat trick thinking nothing of it... and over the years it grew and changed with the times and became one of the most famous symbols ever... awesome
The painting doesn't feature the three lines connected by four others so i don't know if it's the correct symbol, but perhaps it evolved from that symbol
DANG IT AGAIN I AM LATE😅😅 Ok so let me unlock a forgotten memory, back in 2013 or some date like that, this symbol used to be a symbol which was used for tricks and such. The tourtials were so easy that it is too hard to forget too. This symbol was also used by the famous youtuber "Ryan higa" which was the most famous youtuber at that time. He made a short movie named "agents of the secret stuff" in his yt channel back in year 2010 which currently has around 36 million views, he specially used this symbol for the Sins gang. Check it out😁😁
It’s cool seeing how long this type of shape has been around. A similar S shape can be found in the painting the ambassadors as well which was made in 1533.
In a 1500s painting called "the ambassador's" you can see a small "s" in the middle. Saw this on another comment, re-posting it incase it gets buried under the comments. Theres not that much resemblance but kind of
If only we know what does the painting about or what does the cloth represent, why putting that symbol right there?, is that house of nobility symbol? This shit is like rabbit hole
Fun fact: They never actually thought it was a gang sign, they just wanted you to stop drawing it and pay attention. Just like how having the light on while driving is “illegal.” It’s not illegal, just annoying.
Great vid. My dad has shown me examples of this S he drew in the late 50’s. (UK, West Country) He doesn’t know where he got the inspiration from. But it is exactly like your one (but with the both ends of S with horizontal, not diagonal. But with 6 parallel vertical lines the same etc.) He is an artist, (mainly oils/landscapes), and is well read on artists. So I’ve asked him to search through his huge library of art books. He even did a fair amount of sign painting in his early career. So he really is a good contender to have an obscure book/reference that may contain a more accurate origin. Certainly the S is not a child of the 60’s 70’s 80’s or 90’s. (Like it appears on first viewing) It really maybe much older and have Celtic origins possibly.
Darío Valles I know all of these videos have good quality editing, I just haven’t watched them in a while because this is the first video uploaded in months
Actually the "S" has appeared in a painting made in 1533 called "The Ambassadors" made by Hans Holbein the Younger. Now this would be the earliest sighting of the "S".
I love how people are like "you have to know the actual origin to say that" like wtf if it's the oldest dated evidence ever presented to this him, it's the closest he's seen anyone come to the actual origin of the S. Like, I've never seen anything from anyone trying to find the origin, so if someone presented evidence to me that it existed the day before I started first grade, that would have been the closet I've seen anyone come to the actual origin of the S.
Agreed. The question of where this symbol comes from seems fundamentally flawed because it's based on the assumption that there is a single point of origin, when it really looks like the kind of symbol people just periodically come up with. That said I always enjoy Lemmino's videos so I definitely don't mind him trying to research it.
yep, i agree with this. The graffiti origin seems to be the main one that ended up spreading out to america and then the world, but it was likely invented in some way multiple times
I think he's well aware. I think the point is rather finding the furthest back point where the symbol is definitively displayed - or perhaps how impossible it is to find the point of origin.
I thought that right at the beginning. In no way are school children around the globe united in their interest of what that "S" represents, apart from it being visually and graphically interesting and also a fun little exercise in geometry.
This was actually the first video of yours that I found in my RUclips recommendations and I immediately recognized this symbol with a deep-deep nostalgia, saying to myself «oh, I used to draw this thing a lot when I was in school». These are the memories from early to mid 2000's, I'm from Russia and I have absolutely no idea where did I first see The Universal S. Feels like one day it just popped up in my head out of nowhere while I was doodling. Cool vid!
Bust Nutyear what’s your problem? They didn’t do anything to you and how is it a shithole anyway? I haven’t heard anything bad about Greenland, but no country is perfect. Even if Greenland was a shithole is not Miilu’s fault. You are being a dick for no reason. Actually you are probably just a troll and I wasted my time but wtf.
haha my high school English teacher was convinced it was a gang sign too. We even went through the Stussy debunk in real time, because the kids who were caught drawing said it was just the Stussy S, but the teacher pointed to a kid actually wearing Stussy clothing and was like "Uh no it's not" lol That was a great mess actually, because we had an art teacher who was well versed in 90s graffiti, and she got into an argument with the English teacher over it, since no modern gangs at the time used it as a tag. ...Now I wonder if she knew about its usage in 60s graffiti
@@z-beeblebrox the interesting part is, why do the teachers get mad over a stylish S? is there something compelling about it that irritates them? does the symbol resonate something else?
@@karlcorrz It's something that people do a lot that people don't understand. Just a thing younger generations do that the teachers and older generations don't understand the origin or reasoning of. Keep in mind most of these people probably came from generations that believed in the Satanic Panic and probably believe, in some way, that children are susceptible to subliminal messages or at least peer pressure originating from media. Kind of like how people think kids who play violent video games are gonna shoot up the school. They'll fill in the blanks for a thing they don't like, even if it means making a scapegoat of things they barely understand. Sort of a sociological pareidolia.
guy from iran here, even tho our language's script is vastly different from latin-based languages we started to draw this when we began learning english
@@gery8218 I know I’m just fascinated how people with a different alphabet would even draw an s like why would the Chinese or Russians randomly be drawing letter from the English alphabet?
@@rubenduran9910 I'm russian. I drew this S as a kid (mid-00s). This symbol is very convenient to draw in school notebooks which are lined into 5mm squares, you know, it just made sense to us.
please like so LEMMINO will see: the symbol firstly appears in the ancient Dacian culture (on the territory of current Romania). It's at least 2200 years old. It is a part of the Solar Cult and it's actually a spiral most commonly known as Carligul Ciobanului (The Shepard's Hook) and it represents the idea of bringing back something that was lost. You can google this: "cultul solar" in google images. You can still find it on embroideries on some clothes in Romania.
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What keyboard are you using in this video?
Whaaaaat
@@bradleymarsh8583 I believe it's a Cooler Master SK650
That is absolutely not the same thing and you know it, you just found the easy way out. Shame on you.
you kinda late bro
I got suspended when I drew it at school because they said it was a gang sign
Frizzable Btfo
Lmao why didn't u tell them it originated in the 1890's in a book made by Willson
probably It goes in many different meanings that people have a mixed reaction
heck even I drew an S because in school term means a common sign made during classes
I don't know I can't fathom the S, it's so satisfying to draw lmao
Bro I relate but I got expelled when I was in elementary school lol
Frizzable I got suspended at catholic school because it was blasphemy
If I'm ever framed for a crime, I want this guy to be the lead lawyer.
ikr. deadass I want him as my lawyer
@@normalperson1130 you have been convicted for existing
Sure but it will take 3 years to prove innocent
Just wait a few years then he'll have your defense ready
I would want Saul Goodman but if he’s not available then lemmino will do.
This guy spent literally 5 years researching and uploading a single video about some symbol where no normal person even question its origin.
Mad props to Lemmino
You need to stop using that word, normal. You mean stupid.
Krystal Myth ???
@@Krystamyth???
I remember drawing it in school throughout the 70's and 80's and _never once_ wondered about its origins. If anyone can make the backstory of a symbol fascinating, it's Lemmino!
Krystal Myth
Fuck off
"But in my delusions of grandeur, i brushed it off as the failings of lesser men, and into the abyss I went." I had to stop the video and look up the long dead writer who I assumed you were quoting. But searches only return your video. Brilliant writing, truly.
In his video "Bygone Visions of Cosmic Neighbours", referring to the fact that so many throughout history have searched for aliens only to turn up empty handed, he writes "Bygone visions of life asunder, long since quelled by newfound wonder".
I was 100% certain this was a quote, but nope, it's an original line.
Doesn't upload for months, then: here's this symbol that I've been researching for 5 years...
2 months...
@@PlugSocketStudios 2 months is literally "months".
@@plexim1591
well apparently, you've been hibernating
Its quality>quantity
@@plexim1591 ö
Lemmino has the perfect amount of time between videos where you forget about him then you get the notification and remember this amazing channel exists. Makes my day every time.
BRANDON JASON GROSSO you think he still makes music?
I always binge watch for days after again and then forget about the channel, then the cycle repeats.
TTD
Oh my god same when i got this i was like "who the fuck is this?''
And it makes my year every time
Like so he can see.... the symbol goes far back as 1533 where it can be seen in the painting “the ambassadors” by Hans Holbein the younger ... you can see the symbol if you zoom in to the table . The “S” appears sideways
I googled it, can confirm it is sideways on the table like OP said
so... cavemen probably figured it out first
Holy shit,
HOLY FUCKING SHIT!
that could explain why its in both europe an americas
@@TheEnabledDisabled who knows.. maybe in the old times when people from africa were killing snakes they measured their length xd
And everything in that painting is very carefully and deliberately chosen to be in it. It must mean something to them and not just be a cool pattern.
If you have a squared notebook and you are doodling during class, it just feels natural to make and combine lines in this way on those squares.
Yeah, I'm surprised people expect there to be a common origin. It probably appeared independently ever since people started using squared paper. It's like trying to look for a common origin of the circle
I think independence is the most likely explanation. Bored kids and graph paper. Start with graph paper and try to draw a small rope or spiral with straight lines in the margin and everybody would come up with something similar.
YES! Near the end of the video, I remembered that maybe that was the first time I draw the 'S' and the most simple solution that came to my mind that it was just the most simple way to be creative in a sqauared nootbook during boring math classes.
Or we live in a simulation.
@@alexvokasd S for simulation.
@@lancepate🧐😅💯
When you started mapping out what countries the S symbol showed up in, I was half expecting the distribution would form another S shape.
Lmao that's actually a good prediction, I personally didn't think of it, but it would've made sense lol.
Me too, not for real though, I thought he would make a bit out of it haha
I thought that too, if it had it would've scared the crap out of me😂
That would be hella creepy...
really messed up how known this symbol is
my man actually spent a fuckton of time trying to find the origin of the universal s. proud of you
Exactly! It's mind numbing just thinking about the process.
He spent 5 years searching for it. 5 years
Fucking legend
many people have
what a sad sad man...
Imagine we land on mars and we find the S on a rock
Imagine if the s is a secret message left by interdimensional gods to solve everything
maybe they drew it in middle school
That would be a big bruh moment
Silver369 it’s the illuminati how can people be so stupid
Silver369 aliens cool as hell
What shocked me the most is that everyone learned this at a young age, nobody I know has ever learnt this at an older age
I never learned about this as a kid, this video was the first time I became aware of this particular symbol. My guess is most people who don't recognise this just don't end up commenting or even watching a video like this. (I just became curious as to what could make an S "universal", the S itself just looking like some unknown logo to me.)
I first learned about it in 5th grade, but I had been homeschooled up until that point. I had completely forgotten about it until last year, when one of my friends started drawing it in physics.
@@hazenoki628very similar to survivor bias.
First time I see this Symbol tbh
I learned about this symbol in 4th or 5th grade
In a 1500’s painting called “the ambassador”, you can see a small “s” on the middle.
Saw this on another comment, re-posting it in case it gets buried under other comments.
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holy shit, it does resemble the universal S a lot
Wow its almost exactly the same O_o
Nicw
Woah
Can we pay respect to this man who browsed the internet heavily just to find the origin of this "S"?
@@khoanguyen9961 in the video he stated that he was on this topic for years
that's the reason I clicked on this video lol
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The “Univeral S” is definitely one of the questions that should be on a test for aliens about humans.
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I grew up in Hermosa Beach California in the late 60ies. That "S" I remember drawing as a skater/surfer in the DOG TOWN era. For me, it stood for just that. SKATER/SURFER in the SO CAL area. Skateboarding and surfing was a way of life. Although I did not skate with the DogTown crew, we did cross paths a number of times. That's where I got the symbol from.
Just watched a 20 minute video on the letter S.
Mom would be so proud
Lucas Olivieri brought to you by Sesame Street
Mom: honey, let's talk...
Lucas: ok, what's up????
Mom: speaking of waiting 20 minutes, you were a accident, your dad and I had a extra 20 minutes and you were made, but we still love you!!!
Lucas: ok....
What is this, Sesame Street? What today's episode brought by the letter S?
my name leg
At least you didn’t spend 5 years researching it...
Imagine being the person who created this s and no one believed you when you said it.
Samuel yeah it is sad being me
I created this s
My ancestor created the "S"...
Sam look the Illuminati is who made it
Like that Key and Peele sketch “High on pot-enus”
*LEMMiNO always answers the questions I never knew I wanted to ask*
Agreed
Word!
that what made internet...
Except I’ve always had the same question and I’d done a lot of the same research too
Interesting. I remember seeing this a lot on graffiti back in the 70s in NYC and in my family we'd doodle it a lot because our last name starts with S. I used to make similar block letters to write out the rest of my name sometimes, making signs with my Crayolas on construction paper to hang around my room. I feel like since it even spread through countries that don't use the Latin alphabet, it was probably just a geometric symbol that's been around for ages.
wow
LEMMiNo spent 5 years researching the origin of an S shape.
Truly a mad man
Dương Đào got you that 100th like. youre now a mad man too
I'm sorry but it really bothers me. When you use true as an adverb you take out the E becoming "truly". Have a good day.
@@lucasiopp2197 Thank you for your correction ! I'll fix it right away
Alex Jones knows the real secret of the S
Absolute Madlad.
This guy knows how to research...
Its a rare skill
Yeah
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@@felixw19 Kann ich mir vorstellen :D
Ich schaue sehr viel englische Videos
He uses the second google page
*The S stands for simulation and it’s the logo for the company who made the simulation that we live in*
Lucas genius
And we are in the simulation
can you don't
Woah
fuck
Seeing it as a chain made me think of one thing: tablet weaving. Tablet weaving is a very ancient way of weaving trim using cards (or tablets) with holes in each corner which the warp thread is passed through. The pattern is created by turning the cards as you weave. All those long strips of interlacing patterns likely have some anchor in tablet weaving, and the interlocking S is one of the simplest designs to make. I believe it’s even a twist neutral pattern (which basically just means you can repeat it over and over without getting a tangled mess).
Pattern's, it's evolution.....
It's like kids yearn to mine, now mine-craft
At 5:05, I genuinely thought that the countries in red would allign to make an S symbol. The music made it so dramatic!
Sunghyun Yoo that would belong to a Nigahiga video haha
LMAO THAT WOULD MAKE IT SUCH A BIGGER DEAL THEN WE COULD TRIANGULATE AND FIND THE TRUEE ORIGIN OF THE S!!! but alas.. that was not the case XD OR IS IT!? yea probably not XD
Ngl it was played like it was a nazi takeover
Me too lol
Im from Czech republic and I remember drawing this symbol in elementary school as well.
The symbol of my people
What does it mean
It means we're bored in math
Why did I read math as meth?
@@souvikmitra6161 I dont know. Why did you?
@@alzhanvoid umm... well you see...it is very complicated subject matter... So I cannot explain the reasons as of now...
You forgot the question mark.
@@souvikmitra6161 bruh
Deadass this dude spent 5 years looking at the graffiti S
“You could make a religion out of this!”
-bill wurtz
@@prestobeats702 praise the graffiti S
@@prestobeats702 all hail graffiti s
@@prestobeats702 WE ACTUALLY NEED A RELIGION AFTER THIS
May the S save us from evil, ALL HAIL S!
This is the kind of mystery that the guys who collaborated on the SCP project would be right up their alley. A self-perpetuating idea/meme that germinates itself in others spontaneously and seemingly without rhyme or reason.
Underrated comment of the year!!!
i misread your comment at first and thought you were saying that those of SCP would be interested in Lemmino as an anomaly himself, which, honestly, i was not going to disagree with.
It would probable be a Keter class, considering it is impossible to contain
@kobe5952 but at the same time, pretty benign all things considered. At least nobody would have to call the antimemetics department.
(Edit: I meant to say division)
This channel went from 2009 memes, to M rated Top 10s, and now finding Aliens and Symbols
I'm glad to have been here since the beginning
Vienna The Grill you claim to have been here since the beginning like everyone else aye? Well then why does your channel page say you joined in 2018? Just curious.
Vienna The Grill shut the fuck up weeb
Augustus Schrader exposed
Or she might not have bothered to make a RUclips account for years, kinda like me
truth
Imagine dying, going to heaven and asking about the S, and God said I used to draw that in middle school
That'd be Epic!
God and heaven is bs
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The dude who came up with that S must be either crying or laughing his ass off that no one found out it's true origin
he’s probably dead by now
@@Jay_ish true
Are you saying that the creator of this could not be a girl? THATS SEXIST
@@Erra_Mortis you sure that‘s what sexism means? Maybe that guy _was_ male. They‘re over 100 years old now, who cares?
@@Erra_Mortis bruh
The work you put in the investigation is incredible, congratulations. And the editing is excelent.
“After five years of searching” reminds me of waiting for Lemmino videos
She said nothing but the truth.
You're such a genuinely incredible researcher. The amount of time and effort you invested into something so... strangely mundane and ordinary, just because you noticed an interesting phenomenon surrounding it, it's astounding. Keep up this incredible content!
Ikr! I have mad respect for him
Mindblowing stuff. I am floored
I think it's called boredom ^^
@@timfrolov7891 Its his job and not boredom. If you are bored you don't do a video project for 3 years
It honestly is really impressive. Love this dudes channel.
yeah, i remember carving this on the foreheads of my enemies in the great space war of 4021-4
So it means *S* kull
Oh yeah I remember forming this out of pig bones in the year 91*2889^x
Just highlander tings
Llmao same dude!!!!
The good ol’days...
If you google Celtic braid one of the images contains this pattern.
Perhaps you already knew this, but worth a shot.
A lot of the Celtic knots are simplistic, so I could see this as a potential for easy weaving
This S may be the most successful meme ever.
OK was probably more successful
maybe the first meme
@@Alisha-yz6nd ok
Sator square: I was made in 79 BCE. Am I a joke to you?
It’s not a meme it’s a way of life
I was waiting for someone to make a video about this. Now im happy that this video comes from this amazing channel.
austinmcconnell made a similar video a while back
I'm really surprised how people don't know where it comes from. I thought everyone knew about Sparta and the 300, but I guess I was wrong.
Pseudiom also made a pretty insightful video a while back
Did he? I mean i remember watching something about it but it certainly wasn't an exhaustion of the topic like here. Maybe it was austin idk
700 in not 1 hour
Never heard a youtuber finish the video with "I'm so fcking done with this topic." Great video man!
Once in a while, people ask that "if you could go back in time and do something, what would it be?" I now know that I would go back in time and etch the universal S on a rock wall just to mess with Lemmino a bit.
"I brushed it off as failed attempts of lesser men". The self awareness is humorous to say the least.
To be fair he got further down the rabbithole than most
i quite not understand what it really means
I love how he took time to vandalise the Danish flag on the pixel board.
Uh
as a fellow swede I personally vandalised the norwegian flag, but i commend his effort
Frejo oh my god I didn’t realise
Lol
Is this dude a Swede?
You shouldn't be meddling in affairs you do not understand.
You already know too much.
We will be there shortly.
Do not overstep your granted authorities, Red Fox! We will be there shortly....
@@metanumia no, HQ has sent strict orders against anyone but me and my bravo bois to arrive there shortly. We will be there shortly...
*We're on our way*
*WE ARE HERE*
@@godslayer9000 oh gott oh fuck
I’m still getting flashbacks to my elementary school years, where you’d see this symbol on every other persons notebooks, binders, and backpacks, and someone actually took the time to try to show me how to draw it. That was a weird experience
😳🤣💯
I remember a teacher showing me how to draw it all the way back then as well.
I don’t know how to feel about the fact that I learned about it like two years ago through a streamer who talked about drawing it as a kid and had never heard of it prior. Maybe I’m a weirdo
@@scarletpachyderm not really. Most people in the world probably never saw this symbol before but the one's who have are more vocal in places discussing it, which makes it seem like more people know what it is than actually do.
*Aliens show up on our planet*
“Hey we know that symbol!”
Quite literally "universal"
They don't remember why they started drawing it either.
@@dirrdevil And then the pursuit of finding the origin of this symbol continue to the other galaxy
We must liberate Area 51!
Lemmino: Ah shit here we go again
You enter a Paleolithic cave. You shine your lantern to the walls. You see a buffalo, a handprint, and then, written as clear as day: “sk8 or die” with both the s and the 8 written with the universal S.
You are in a twisty little maze of tunnels, all alike.
name2 my baby momma is a alien
I roll for perception.
It could be sks or die
so the writing said skate or die?
Never thought much about it though I'm pretty sure it's mandatory to draw it at least once before you can leave school.
What's even better is that as mandatory as it might be, no one will ever get to the point where they are told they have to do it and haven't already done it.
On my way
@@gregoryaldous2165 Really? I have literally never heard about this symbol since like, maybe, 5 months ago and I have never drawn it and the clock is ticking, I have to draw it.
Never drew it.
Or life
Just think, some random guy was the first to ever do this now tradition
tradition??
@@iilwy yes it is a tradition to draw this
krysppy at least one person in your elementary school drew this which started a wide spread of everyone else drawing it.
I mean ofc, many things start like that. But like he wanted to see how close he can get to it
@@dylannmattywo29 ive never seen star wars
I found this S carved into a vase when I was sacking Rome in 410 AD
You are pretty old bro
Duuuuuude were you the one with the weird looking axe?
Brock Peters Yes actually. Sorry about murdering your wife by the way.
@@hamishdeshaun921 you're confusing me for my friend, I was the one that broke down the statue in the middle of the square
Brock Peters my bad, wrong person. I always hated that statue, so thanks anyway.
It's insane that you've never disapointed us with the quality of your vids. Great work as always.
Well, there's always next time! 😀
yea i'd say this video was a bit of a step-down in quality. at least it can only go up from here in about half a years time.
@@Patrick-te3cr I'll be dead of old age by the time he uploads his next vid 😂
Summer 23, my two sons and I see the ‘universal S’ drawn in the sand at Banff harbour, Scotland. Newly 62, it means nothing to me but both in their early 40’s, they discuss it. They know it, call it ‘The Pointy S.’ Hence we arrive home and watch your post. Stunning research, amazing determination on your part to find the origin!
I used to draw that on my notebooks, and my mother would say "I did that too when I was young"
She was born in 1949 in France.
So it's definitely from before the graffiti things; maybe that old book is the answer. I don't think we'll ever know.
She was born in 1949 she did not go to school then... wait... did you say france? By any chance did your mom use to be in a cult?
Bruh
@@spaghettigum schools did exist in France in 1955 u know
@@flanbenflen9069 not what im talking about. In france in the 60s there was a cult heavily linked to the universal S
@@spaghettigum oh ok I see
Now everytime this guy sees the Universal S he’s gonna get some PTSD
@Fy. A lmao
Post Traumatic S Disorder
Possably some truth to that. Well it's not a lie.
True
I swear every primary school thought they invented it
InsaneFlame11 lol it's true
For real 😂
We just pretended to invent it
My old primary schools logo 😂
Ikr
When I drew this in the 90’s, I associated it in my head with skaters. Loved drawing it!
We used to call it "american S"..!
I swear, if time travel is ever possible, I'm gonna go back to the stone age and teach early humans to draw The S in caves just for the lols
I thought you were gonna say when it was origanally founded and why it was made but nvm LOL
so thats how it all started
Holy shit, if time travel is possible thats mean your the founder of the universal S
Same here
if time travel could ever exist {which it cant} then we would have already seen it on cave walls from ancient times because guess what thats how TIME TRAVLE WORKS . there is a spot in space you can theoretically go back in time, its only one part of space and that certain part of space is the moment two black holes are in the middle of colliding
If humanity ever establishes a stellar empire this should be our symbol
The OG meme.
why not??
S representing Sol, our sun, makes perfect sense
the Sol Empire with the pointy S as the logo, I like it lolz
True
@@Red_Lanterns_Rage that.... Makes a good name of an empire in a 4x game....
The S should be like this design
Illuminati: we WILL take over the world
S: _TOO LATE_
丂
Maybe the s IS the Illuminati mind control device. I mean, you can make two triangles easily.
maybe the Illuminati is responsible for the creation of this symbol lol
Bro the RUclips play button it is mi d controlling kids
Illuminati: the kosher boogeymen. Why can't anyone admit who's really trying to take over the world? They admit their affiliation openly.
One of my favourite lemminos videos. So effortlessly funny written, love it
Blown away by how dedicated you were to finding as many answers as you could. Subscribed.
new sub here too
@@leangroundbeef2322 y'all should check out his "cicada" video too and obv all the other after
@@geangu98 which is your favourite video?
@@leangroundbeef2322 definetly the cicada one, it's a long video but it time flies while watching it because it's so intriguing and his voice is obv helping with it, such a great mistery
@@leangroundbeef2322 i think I watched that video at least 3 times hahah
"What was your thesis on for your phd?"
LEMMiNO: "The Universal S"
OH MY GOD. He's freaking crazy! This symbol is just what you doodle in your notebook. I don't understand how he did not get it
It does explain it's popularity, because most of the world uses notebooks with grid throughout 20-th century. Even when he animates the "S" symbol you can see the grid.
Next video, let's discuss swastika, which is popular for the same reason and don't lie that you don't draw swastikas on squares when you're bored in school.
@@Freddis that's it tho. It's just a doodle kids draw to look cool. But who started it? And when? How did it spread across the world? Back then, the internet is a rarity that even adults barely use. Yet, no one seems to have any explanation how it's originally created.
@@nitsuki2229 I've meant that the square grid the reason for this doodle. It 'comes naturally after you draw 6 lines in 2 rows. With the same pattern you can also create a braid in a notebook. There's no origin because this symbol probably has been invented by thousands of people all over the world independently, like the wheel.
@@Freddis He did say in the video that art could have been the origin, pottery and decoration stuffs. Most kids doodled it on notebook because it looks cool, but where did they first saw it? How did it become natural to them? Just like the swastika, kids also sees them as a cool symbol that they can doodle easily. But what they didn't know is that the swastika is originally a religious symbol (indian/hindu religion i think) but was made famous by the nazi. But then again, most kids probably didn't know that so just draw it anywhere because it's cool, just like the universal s
"I am so done with this topic
....but then, in 2021, someone made an interesting discovery."
Jake From StateFarm annnnnd you would know this, how exactly?
@@TheLoneRailrider He's making a joke about how many times lemmino was done with this topic but kept finding newer stuff about every few years...
@@TheLoneRailrider r/woooosh
r/woooosh
You got 420 likee
In Russia we have something similar, but not actually S. We were making "kosichka's" (braids) at school. It was same drawn but across all sheet, like actual braid
Video ends with the concept of memes.
Top10Memes have come full circle
Huge 180
Btw
On the documentary video with the S graffiti on 13:48
There's a Jojo in the picture.
Jojos bizarre adventure started in the 70s
So yes.
This is now a jojo reference
LEMMiNO's search history after this: ÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖ
оооооооооооoooo
Lol
nah he uses duckduckgo
his search history:
The universal S is also in the ambassador painting, which was drawn in the 1500s.
Holy S, you're right
holy fuck right in the midle table towel
It's almost the same S the centre lines are out.
Bro what the fuck, whats more surprising is how the hell u noticed that. I've never seen anyone point that out, that is actually bizarre
wtf
i always forget how funny this video is, then i'll come back to it a while later and reminisce
That’s a cool looking “S”
Mark might sue your ass!
THE UNIVERSAL S HAS A YOOTOBE ACCOUNT?!?!!?😱😱😱😱
Oh hi, nice to see that my interests are continuously connected in a frightfully large scope of the internet, and seeing that you too were either recommended this video by the algorithm or a fan I can conclude that I am in the matrix or the truman show.
love your vids btw, keep it up, the moment your guy's youtube channel dies my childhood ends as well :)
Thats subjective lol
@@iamalexwolf pokemon gun next???
“board of keys”
“alphabet shovel”
“dexterity trampoline”
my dude just gave me some of the sickest name ideas for a band
yes
dexterity trampoline's new album really slaps
1st would be a piano/digital keyboard group
2nd would be a rapper group who wield shovels
3rd is a dance group with trampolines
Angelo C chemical toilet
/r/mechanicalkeyboards would love this
I drew that S all the time during the revolutionary war.
which one?
Tan B. The gamer one.
@@MickeyMouse-lx3nw a truly great war
Someone’s gonna get whooosed i feel it
I remember the great king Gilgamesh insribing this sacred symbol upon the great gate of Uruk.
I do have to wonder if the "Cool S" (as those in my circle called it in the late 80s) is simple enough to arise spontaneously. I'm pretty sure that I saw it drawn before I drew it myself, so it was certainly a "meme" in my case, but how many times and places might it have originated, independently of one another?
Yeah the whole thing he said at the end about it being simple and practical also makes it perfect to just come about from doodling. And then over time people found a clever technique for it and then that probably spread as a "second wave"
I seriously love the thought that, this teacher over 100 years ago taught his students a neat trick thinking nothing of it... and over the years it grew and changed with the times and became one of the most famous symbols ever... awesome
It also appeared in an Painting from 1500.
@@Mark_badas source?
@@robosergTV hans Holbein the youngers painting called "the ambassadors"
The painting doesn't feature the three lines connected by four others so i don't know if it's the correct symbol, but perhaps it evolved from that symbol
is it supposed to be an s though? it looks to me like a link of a chain when it's on its side like that
I love how this "S" associated with teenage rebellion/graffiti possibly originated from the victorian era.
DrTheKay 🧂🧂🧂
@DrTheKay Princeton university is in New Jersey...
Bruh
i just like your username and pfp
What's old is new
@DrTheKay You can't even pronounce your own name right "Bri-ish" lmaoooo
*5 years later*
*Sees an universal S*
"And I took it personally."
Good joke
... MJ ?
DANG IT AGAIN I AM LATE😅😅
Ok so let me unlock a forgotten memory, back in 2013 or some date like that, this symbol used to be a symbol which was used for tricks and such. The tourtials were so easy that it is too hard to forget too.
This symbol was also used by the famous youtuber "Ryan higa" which was the most famous youtuber at that time. He made a short movie named "agents of the secret stuff" in his yt channel back in year 2010 which currently has around 36 million views, he specially used this symbol for the Sins gang. Check it out😁😁
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It’s cool seeing how long this type of shape has been around. A similar S shape can be found in the painting the ambassadors as well which was made in 1533.
the symbol goes as far back as 1533. Search for the painting _"The Ambassadors",_ by Holbein. The symbol is in the middle of the table cloth.
_my god_
holy shit...
This is really turning into assassins Creed level shit
Holly shit, I thought you're joking
Man, its real
In a 1500s painting called "the ambassador's" you can see a small "s" in the middle. Saw this on another comment, re-posting it incase it gets buried under the comments.
Theres not that much resemblance but kind of
I refuse to believe this is a coincidence and choose to believe that time travelers saw this video and are now fucking with us.
@Quake holy you're right
If only we know what does the painting about or what does the cloth represent, why putting that symbol right there?, is that house of nobility symbol? This shit is like rabbit hole
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"dOn'T dRaW tHaT, tHaT iS Is A gAnG sIgHn" says every 3rd grade teacher ever
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I was told that it was a symbol for the "south side," even by my friends who taught me about it
It is actually. Here in Honduras resembles the S from MS-13. I welcome you to Google them
ikr
Fun fact:
They never actually thought it was a gang sign, they just wanted you to stop drawing it and pay attention.
Just like how having the light on while driving is “illegal.” It’s not illegal, just annoying.
Great vid.
My dad has shown me examples of this S he drew in the late 50’s. (UK, West Country)
He doesn’t know where he got the inspiration from. But it is exactly like your one (but with the both ends of S with horizontal, not diagonal. But with 6 parallel vertical lines the same etc.)
He is an artist, (mainly oils/landscapes), and is well read on artists.
So I’ve asked him to search through his huge library of art books.
He even did a fair amount of sign painting in his early career.
So he really is a good contender to have an obscure book/reference that may contain a more accurate origin.
Certainly the S is not a child of the 60’s 70’s 80’s or 90’s. (Like it appears on first viewing)
It really maybe much older and have Celtic origins possibly.
Yo the editing on this video is clean af
Best mystery channel ever.
The CatZ Casting (Drill Sapphire) this is yes
That’s lemmino for you
You must be new around here if you thinks only this video has a clean editing.
Darío Valles I know all of these videos have good quality editing, I just haven’t watched them in a while because this is the first video uploaded in months
Actually the "S" has appeared in a painting made in 1533 called "The Ambassadors" made by Hans Holbein the Younger. Now this would be the earliest sighting of the "S".
holy shit i just checked and you’re actually right. impressive
Crazy 🤯
What the actual shit
@LEMMiNO !!!!!!
Right in the middle of the painting sideways!
Impressive research Lemmino. This is the closest i've seen anyone come to the actual origin of the S
You can't possibly know how close he got because you don't know the origin, it's possible that non of his leads were even remotely close.
B O I you talk like you know the actual origin of the S
@@CroissantMoon he does know what the acutal origin of the "S" is, he's waiting for enough likes to reveal it
I love how people are like "you have to know the actual origin to say that" like wtf if it's the oldest dated evidence ever presented to this him, it's the closest he's seen anyone come to the actual origin of the S. Like, I've never seen anything from anyone trying to find the origin, so if someone presented evidence to me that it existed the day before I started first grade, that would have been the closet I've seen anyone come to the actual origin of the S.
Someone made the ‘s symbol’ others copied. Research done 🤙
this was such a cool video! love the music choice and editing style!!
Can I just take a moment to say... your production and animation quality is truly remarkable.
Ehh it’s decent nothing special
@@Rw.M240 Nah man, it's definitely top notch. He even goes as far as buying some old books for the sake of research.
I just really enjoy his voice
Swedes are good voice actors
You know, this really isn't that complicated of a symbol. I can definitely see this being reinvented many times throughout history.
Agreed. The question of where this symbol comes from seems fundamentally flawed because it's based on the assumption that there is a single point of origin, when it really looks like the kind of symbol people just periodically come up with.
That said I always enjoy Lemmino's videos so I definitely don't mind him trying to research it.
yep, i agree with this. The graffiti origin seems to be the main one that ended up spreading out to america and then the world, but it was likely invented in some way multiple times
@@SloopYGO yeah and it's also fun to know where something first originated from
I think he's well aware. I think the point is rather finding the furthest back point where the symbol is definitively displayed - or perhaps how impossible it is to find the point of origin.
I thought that right at the beginning. In no way are school children around the globe united in their interest of what that "S" represents, apart from it being visually and graphically interesting and also a fun little exercise in geometry.
Made over the span of a couple of years
I think this is definitely one of LEMMiNO's best
fortnite pfp btw.
Cicada 3301 will still always be my favourite
Cicada 3301 will always be my favorite, but yeah, this was good.
@@colinmcmahon6754 absolutely universal truth
...you beat me to it
fortnite bad.
This was actually the first video of yours that I found in my RUclips recommendations and I immediately recognized this symbol with a deep-deep nostalgia, saying to myself «oh, I used to draw this thing a lot when I was in school». These are the memories from early to mid 2000's, I'm from Russia and I have absolutely no idea where did I first see The Universal S. Feels like one day it just popped up in my head out of nowhere while I was doodling. Cool vid!
Here in greenland we also drew those In school
Greenland wasn't on your map
You can put it there now
Yeah he missed a large island😂
No one cares about your shithole country
Bust Nutyear what’s your problem? They didn’t do anything to you and how is it a shithole anyway? I haven’t heard anything bad about Greenland, but no country is perfect. Even if Greenland was a shithole is not Miilu’s fault. You are being a dick for no reason.
Actually you are probably just a troll and I wasted my time but wtf.
@@WattoXtreme Just ignore his shithole comment. We're not offended anyway
WattoXtreme his username is bust nutyear if he isn’t a troll then nobody is
I remember drawing this on my wall back in 7000BC
Ha! And let me guess you think you invented it? Youngsters...
I drew it in 1000000000 BC
I drew it in my thoughts before anything existed.
God's secret creation
I remember drawing that, back when I created the universe.
Someone should go to Antarctica and draw a small S in the snow.
Better be made of giant pieces of stone or else it might just disappear....just like the origin os that damn S
Small? Why not make it big enough to be seen from orbit?
@Big Steve its not, you just need permission from the countries that signed the antarctic treaty's protocol on environment protection
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Antartica
An tart ica
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tarter sauce
LEGEND. I'm grateful that someone did ridiculously exactly the right amount of research on this topic. Bravo.
In 5th grade if you could draw this without flaw you got instant access to the cool kids table at lunch.
In California it was used as a gang symbol.. Meant you repped Southside... Shit was all over my town
The cool kids at your school had low standards
You and I are too old I'm the only one in my class who draws this
Also 5th grade
Wasem Zahr you both are not alone lol
@@d0gfl3sh lol
If we one day create interstellar human empire, I wish for universal S to be symbol of humanity.
That is an awesome idea! I agree 100% with you
Maybe someone will go back in time and place it throughout history.
Like Bad Wolf.
TheIronAntelope If that we’re too happen it already did. Woah.
Damn...
S for Superiority. We will conquer the stars.
I drew this back in the 5th grade in art class and I got in trouble because the art teacher said it was a “gang sign” lmao
That happened a lot to me too. I did go to school in the ghetto though, so nobody was really all that educated
America 100
haha my high school English teacher was convinced it was a gang sign too. We even went through the Stussy debunk in real time, because the kids who were caught drawing said it was just the Stussy S, but the teacher pointed to a kid actually wearing Stussy clothing and was like "Uh no it's not" lol
That was a great mess actually, because we had an art teacher who was well versed in 90s graffiti, and she got into an argument with the English teacher over it, since no modern gangs at the time used it as a tag. ...Now I wonder if she knew about its usage in 60s graffiti
@@z-beeblebrox the interesting part is, why do the teachers get mad over a stylish S? is there something compelling about it that irritates them? does the symbol resonate something else?
@@karlcorrz It's something that people do a lot that people don't understand. Just a thing younger generations do that the teachers and older generations don't understand the origin or reasoning of. Keep in mind most of these people probably came from generations that believed in the Satanic Panic and probably believe, in some way, that children are susceptible to subliminal messages or at least peer pressure originating from media. Kind of like how people think kids who play violent video games are gonna shoot up the school. They'll fill in the blanks for a thing they don't like, even if it means making a scapegoat of things they barely understand. Sort of a sociological pareidolia.
I don’t know how to compliment this video in a way that expresses how well it was made. The penguin joke was my favorite moment.
11:06 I love how he is replacing the danish red flag with blue, a true Swede
I don’t get it can you explain it to me
@@cryptic7844 drawing the map of sweden
Pewdiepie would be proud
I do not love this😂
Lol he always throwing shade at Denmark
guy from iran here, even tho our language's script is vastly different from latin-based languages we started to draw this when we began learning english
Why?
@@rubenduran9910 literally everyone did it
@@gery8218 I know I’m just fascinated how people with a different alphabet would even draw an s like why would the Chinese or Russians randomly be drawing letter from the English alphabet?
Because the S is that powerful.
@@rubenduran9910 I'm russian. I drew this S as a kid (mid-00s). This symbol is very convenient to draw in school notebooks which are lined into 5mm squares, you know, it just made sense to us.
please like so LEMMINO will see: the symbol firstly appears in the ancient Dacian culture (on the territory of current Romania). It's at least 2200 years old. It is a part of the Solar Cult and it's actually a spiral most commonly known as Carligul Ciobanului (The Shepard's Hook) and it represents the idea of bringing back something that was lost. You can google this: "cultul solar" in google images.
You can still find it on embroideries on some clothes in Romania.
Holy fucking shit. This symbol and similar seem to just pop out of the woodworks from so many countries!
The modern version looks just like a bastardised version of this religious symbol wtf :O
Holy shit
Youmu Konpaku you showed them. Great use of your time. Keep it up!
Bran Koenig he says in the comment what to google.
Someone get this man a new life! He spent his trying to find the origin of the super S.