The Triple Parentheses, also known as an 'Echo,' is an internet symbol that originated in 2014 within alt-right circles, specifically from the podcast 'The Daily Shoah,' where it was used as an audio effect to highlight Jewish names. This audio cue transitioned into a visual form consisting of three sets of brackets used to target individuals online. Following its exposure by mainstream media in 2016, the symbol underwent a notable transformation when thousands of social media users, including Jewish activists and allies, reclaimed the brackets by placing them around their own display names in an act of solidarity. Today, it serves as a complex example of how digital symbols can function as both hate speech and tools for counter-activism, often studied in the context of internet linguistics and political discourse.