Couple in China try to name their child @

Also recently, a couple tried to name their child '4 Real' except the government would not go for a number as a first name. They had chosen the name because they could believe the mom was preganant until they saw the ultrasound and the child was 'For real.' The have now decided to name the child 'Superman.' God help this kid growing up with a name like that. 7 BTW this wasn't a famous couple either.

Here go a list of people either naming their kids or something else in an unusual fashion, or they changed their name to something unusual. And others who were actually named normal, but due to obvious circumstances they ended up pretty screwed. Named Kids ESPN God Shammgod (ugh...) Harle Quinn Smith (yea...batman...) Joker Arroyo Kal-El Cage Keldorn (Yea from Baldur's Gate 2) Metallica Zowie Bowie Changed names Jesus Christ - some guy in 2005 did this Megazone - yes the same guy who used the user name Super Mario - some guy in 1990-2000 did this Sony Playstation - some guy obsessed with the console Tomer.com Tuesday Weld @#$%! - a city tried to change it name to something like this Screwed names Ima Hog Rudy "Long" Johnson (Mom wanted Long, Dad wanted Rudy. Sigh...)

I like some of the celebrities names. They are different and that makes it neat. I feel a parent should be able to name their child whatever they pleace. Have you heard about the couple that wanted to name their newborn "4Real" but the judge was against it and now they are trying to name their son "SUPERMAN" and are waiting to see what the judge thinks of that. Here is the link... http://www.indianpad.com/story/84418 I wouldn't name my child "4Real" or "SUPERMAN" but I won't stop someone from wanting to do it. It's their child. And I think SUPERMAN is kind of cute, in a funny kind of way. LOL!

man, names have never been my favorite thing. i guess its pretty amusing though, seeing all these people naming their kids whatever that comes to mind. i guess with all the people in the world, parents are now looking for ways to make their kids unique, stand out from the LArrys, mikes, johns, etc...the @ name is really unique. first time i have heard of that one. i wonder if others will follow suit?

just a signal ,i think

Alice Cooper named his daughter "Calico" after the fabric (which is pretty darn plain if you ask me), and she has also adopted his stage last name, and thus is Calico Cooper. Frank Zappa's children's names are some of my favourite! =D I don't think it's just celebrities going outrageous with the naming of their children, I once saw a woman on a lifestyle show whose name was "Repellis", pronounced 'repel-us'. Now if that's not a disservice, then I don't know what is! =P Although, I don't really think that someone's name should affect their chance of success or their enjoyment of life. I myself have a fairly unusual name and used to be made fun of as a child, but it never bothered me because I knew that there was more to me than just my name, and I quite liked it. I built a lot of character through my experience, and I'm sure these kids will too. =] Interesting discussion, keep it up Rollo! Malyck.

I read that actually... I thought why would someone name their child @ or at in that matter... The parents say it means love him but does it really?? (giggles) I know I won't name my child at.. It would confuse him so bad.. Or even saying his name would just seems strange...

My cousin's name is Man, because it was translated directly from his Chinese name pronounced mun-foong. Man is definitely a weird name, but since I called him that since I was 5 years old, you just get used to it.

I think it is cruel to give your children weird names celebrity or not. These children have to live with these names and other children can be so cruel. Now my kids all have normal names but each have a nick name. They are cute little names that we and only we call them parents should really think about the future for there children before given such strange names. As for the @ symbol for a name that is just crazy.

Anything to be in the news, I think. You see there was a discussion started on here about it, and you guys mentioned that you had also heard it on the news. I think they are so attention addicted that they use the naming of their child to get that extra attention. There was plenty of discussion about Tom and Katie's daughter Suri, and that's not even that strange. Celebrities just want to be different and noticed.

I don't know of any other weird name of celeb's kids, although I know a girl from college that had a cute name. Her name is You Really Love, add to that her last name Mosende, it will read "You Really Love Mosende". But sad to say that she isn't fit to wear her name because she wasn't lovely at all. LOL....

I think parents should think how the life of their son will be in the future. Call him @ will bring lots of problems. As for Apple, I don't think that girl will be teased at school since her mother is famous and so she will be in the future. I remember that girl that was Punky. Her name was weird too, Soleil Moon. But she was so famous that no one really cared. As for the sons of George, I am sure they have a middle name. In some countries is common to give the same first name to all children. For instance you can find Maria Luiza, Maria Antonia, Maria Eduarda, etc... Anyway, I have to agree with you. People are getting crazy with those weird names. I just learned about a boy whose name is Disney. Weird uh?

You don't have to be a celebrity anyway. I wanted to name my first son Ob but my wife wouldn't let me. Why Ob? Because then I could have given him the middle name Stinnet and his full name would have been true of the whole family. :D Strangely enough, that son who so narrowly avoided being called Ob is now known as Mad. My other two kids are Boogie and the Pootle. All true, I swear it.

It's very interesting. If I had a child, I will like to give him a special name, which is the only one in the world. Because he/she is the only one for me.

Hi. Its funny. I don't remember any celebrity from my part of the world naming their child like that, and i certainly don't like it. It seems weired to me. Celebrity kids do get lot more attention than what children of their age do and there is no need to attract someone by naming them like that.

Yes they are, I think that these celebrities get so wrapped up in trying to be different and stay ahead of everyone else that they don't think of the child in the long run. I read somewhere that a celebrity's child (I want to say Demi Moore), one of her children wanted to have their name legally changed. It's sad to think what it is like to be in school and have the teacher call on little Audio Science or Moon Unit. What were these people thinking? Maybe they have great nicknames...