Hands Up
Hands up is a colloquial name for the human (or primate) gesture of surrender.
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As a proper noun, Hands Up may refer to:
Film and TV
- Hands Up (serial), a 1918 film serial, directed by Louis J. Gasnier and James W. Horne
- Hands Up! (1917 film), directed by Tod Browning
- Hands Up (1921 film), a 1921 German silent film
- Hands Up! (1926 film), directed by Clarence G. Badger
- Hands Up! (1981 film) Rece do góry, a Polish film
- Hands Up! (2000 film), a Telugu film
- Hands Up! (1999), a short film starring Timothy Spall
- Hands Up! (2003 film), a Chinese film
- Danish and Norwegian titles of The Good Bad-Man, a 1916 Western starring Douglas Fairbanks
- Swedish title of The Frontiersmen, a 1938 Hopalong Cassidy Western
- Swedish title of Land of the Open Range (1942), a Western
Music
- Hands up, a subgenre of Eurodance electronic dance music
- Ruki Vverh!, or Hands Up, a Russian pop music group
Albums
- Hands Up (album), a 2011 album by 2PM, or the title song
Songs
- "Hands Up" (Cherry Bullet song), 2020
- "Hands Up" (Hype song), 1995
- "Hands Up" (Lloyd Banks song), 2006
- "Hands Up" (TLC song), 2003
- "Hands Up", by Army of Lovers from Le Grand Docu-Soap, 2001
- "Hands Up", by Groove Armada from Soundboy Rock, 2007
- "Hands Up", by September from Love CPR, 2011
- "Hands Up", by Romanian singer Inna from Nirvana, 2017
- "Hands Up (My Last)", by Lil Wayne from Sorry 4 the Wait, 2011
- "Hands Up (4 Lovers)", 1993 song by Right Said Fred from their album Sex and Travel
- "Hands Up (Give Me Your Heart)", by the disco duo Ottawan. 1981
Other
- Hands up, don't shoot, or simply "hands up", a slogan and gesture inspired by the shooting of Michael Brown
gollark: Normally I just make a magic quarrybox which produces ores from somewhere.
gollark: Crash into them *at high enough speed to die*.
gollark: What does happen a lot is that I crash into buildings, but it does work, ish.
gollark: * fast
gollark: With the neural interface + kinetic augment + elytra you can go really really faast.
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