Young Fans at Baseball.

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At the baseball game, young people would flex their jaw and put up a whisper finger… what were they doing? At baseball games, young people flexing their jaw and putting up a whisper finger were likely mimicking the gesture of chewing tobacco or sunflower seeds, which are commonly associated with baseball players. The whisper finger to the lips could also symbolize keeping quiet or signaling to others to be silent, a common playful gesture among fans.They said they were flexing their faceThe gesture of flexing their face, particularly the jaw area, while putting up a whisper finger at a baseball game, is often associated with mimicking the actions of baseball players who chew gum or sunflower seeds. This might be a playful or trendy gesture among fans, possibly influenced by the behaviors and mannerisms of the players they admire. It’s a way for young fans to feel more connected to the sport and its culture.What is it called?The gesture you're describing, where young people flex their jaw and put up a whisper finger, is commonly referred to as the "griddy" or "gritty" face. This trend originated in the context of sports celebrations and has become popular among fans, especially in football and baseball settings. The "griddy" face involves tensing the jaw and placing a finger over the mouth, often accompanied by a playful, confident expression.

Young Fans at Baseball. created at Tue Jan 20 1970 21:23:13 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)