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Him

HIM (sometimes stylized as H.I.M.) was a Finnish gothic rock band from Helsinki, formed in 1991 by vocalist Ville Valo and bassist Mikko "Mige" Paananen under the initial name His Infernal Majesty. The group briefly disbanded in 1993 before reforming in 1995 with the addition of guitarist Mikko "Linde" Lindström, developing a signature sound they termed "love metal," which fused gothic rock elements with romantic and melancholic lyrics centered on themes of passion and heartbreak. Known for their iconic heartagram symbol—a fusion of a heart and pentagram designed by Valo—the band achieved commercial success in Europe and a breakthrough in the United States with albums such as Dark Light (2005), becoming the first Finnish act to earn a gold certification there.^[1] Over their career, HIM released eight studio albums, garnered multiple awards including three Finnish Emma Awards and an MTV Europe Music Award, and sold millions of records worldwide before announcing their disbandment on March 5, 2017, and concluding with a farewell tour ending on New Year's Eve that year.^[2] While praised for their melodic hooks and Valo's charismatic stage presence, the band faced criticism for perceived stylistic similarities to influences like Type O Negative and for evolving away from heavier gothic roots toward more accessible rock, though their influence persists in the gothic and alternative scenes.^[3]

Linguistics

Personal pronoun in English

"Him" is the objective case form of the third-person singular masculine personal pronoun "he" in the English language, used to refer to a male individual or a masculine noun as the direct or indirect object of a verb or preposition.^[4] ^[5] For instance, in the sentence "She gave him the book," "him" functions as the indirect object denoting the recipient, who is biologically male.^[6] This usage aligns with English's case system, where "him" serves in the accusative case for direct objects (e.g., "I saw him") and dative for indirect objects or prepositional phrases (e.g., "The gift is for him").^[5]^[6] The word originates from Old English him, the dative singular form of hē ("he"), derived from Proto-Germanic *himaz or *hi- stem, with roots traceable to Proto-Indo-European *ḱe- or *so- demonstrative bases.^[7] By the Middle English period around the 15th century, him had expanded to supplant the distinct accusative form hine, establishing its modern objective role and reflecting over a millennium of consistent grammatical structure tied to masculine antecedents.^[7] This evolution mirrors the language's Indo-European heritage, where pronouns encoded natural gender categories corresponding to observable biological dimorphism in humans, such as reproductive roles and secondary sexual characteristics.^[7] Empirically, the assignment of "him" correlates with biological sex, defined by chromosomal composition (XY for males in 99.98% of cases), gamete production (sperm), and associated anatomy, underpinning the pronoun's reference to male individuals.^[8] Deviations occur in rare disorders of sex development (DSDs), with true intersex conditions—where chromosomal, gonadal, or anatomical sex is ambiguous—affecting approximately 0.018% of births, far below inflated estimates from broader trait inclusions.^[9] These exceptions, often involving conditions like congenital adrenal hyperplasia or androgen insensitivity, do not undermine the binary foundation of sex dimorphism, as even affected individuals typically align with one reproductive category post-medical evaluation.^[9]^[8] Related forms include the reflexive pronoun "himself," used for emphasis or as the object referring back to a masculine subject (e.g., "He hurt himself"), and the possessive "his," which denotes ownership or association (e.g., "his car").^[5] Unlike subjective "he," "him" cannot serve as a sentence subject, enforcing strict case distinctions that prevent errors like "Him runs" in standard English.^[6] This system promotes precision in communication, grounded in the causal reality of sex-based linguistic categorization observed across English's historical corpus.^[7]

Religion and philosophy

References to the divine masculine

In Abrahamic traditions, the pronoun "Him" has historically referred to God as a paternal, authoritative figure, reflecting anthropomorphic depictions rooted in ancient Semitic languages where divine nouns and verbs predominantly employ masculine grammatical forms. In Christianity, the New Testament's Gospel of Matthew (6:9) invokes God as "Our Father," with consistent use of masculine pronouns throughout the Hebrew Bible and Greek New Testament, such as in Psalms 103:13 where God is likened to a compassionate father. Similarly, in Judaism, the Hebrew Tanakh employs masculine descriptors for Yahweh, emphasizing attributes like strength and justice, as seen in Exodus 15:3 portraying God as a "man of war." In Islam, the Quran addresses Allah with masculine pronouns and attributes, such as "the Compeller" (Al-Qahhar) and "the King" (Al-Malik), despite theological assertions of transcendence beyond biological gender, maintaining a relational framework of divine authority.^[10]^[11]^[12] These representations have contributed to moral and social frameworks that fostered stability across pre-modern societies, where religious adherence correlated with enhanced cohesion and reduced deviance. Historical analyses indicate that in medieval Europe, periods of heightened Christian piety, such as the 12th-13th centuries, aligned with lower recorded homicide rates—estimated at 20-40 per 100,000 in religious strongholds versus higher in fragmented secular zones—attributable to communal enforcement of divine paternal norms promoting familial and societal order. Empirical reviews of religiosity's impact affirm a negative association with criminality, with meta-analyses showing religious participation reducing delinquency by 10-20% through internalized authority structures modeled on the divine masculine.^[13]^[14]^[15] Philosophically, Thomas Aquinas in his Summa Theologiae (c. 1265-1274) identifies the unmoved mover as God, using "Him" to denote an eternal, purely actual being who initiates all motion without passivity, contrasting with impersonal pantheistic forces in traditions like certain Eastern philosophies. This causal realism underscores God's role as ultimate source of order, with masculine imagery evoking unyielding agency over creation.^[16] Feminist theology, emerging prominently in the 1970s with works like Mary Daly's Beyond God the Father (1973), critiques masculine divine language as reinforcing patriarchy and advocates gender-neutral terms to mitigate perceived hierarchies, influencing some liturgical revisions for inclusivity. However, psychological evidence suggests traditional anthropomorphic personalization enhances relational efficacy; studies link personalized divine concepts to stronger moral adherence and reduced ethical violations, while evolutionary perspectives align paternal authority with adaptive human hierarchies, where male-associated traits like physical dominance historically signaled protective leadership, correlating with greater purpose in male adherents. Prayer research further indicates that anthropomorphic representations facilitate psychological benefits, such as stress reduction, more effectively than abstract ones, supporting the functional persistence of "Him" in devotional practice.^[17]^[18]^[19]^[20]

Arts and entertainment

Music

The Finnish rock band HIM, formed in Helsinki in 1991 and active until its disbandment in 2017, pioneered the "love metal" genre, blending gothic rock, heavy metal, and romantic themes centered on love, death, and melancholy.^[21] Fronted by vocalist Ville Valo, the group released eight studio albums, with their breakthrough coming via the 1999 album Razorblade Romance (international release 2000), which featured the single "Join Me in Death," a ballad that peaked at number one in Finland and achieved widespread radio play across Europe.^[22] The band's signature heartagram symbol—a fusion of a heart and pentagram designed by Valo—encapsulated their aesthetic of juxtaposing affection with darker motifs, influencing visual styles in the goth and alternative rock subcultures.^[23] HIM achieved significant commercial success, particularly in Europe, with Razorblade Romance topping charts in Finland, Austria, and Germany, and later albums like Dark Light (2005) marking their U.S. major-label debut on Sire Records, earning gold certification there as the first for a Finnish band.^[24] The group reportedly sold over 10 million records worldwide, driven by multi-platinum status in Finland for five albums and consistent European touring.^[25] Stylistically, their sound evolved from raw gothic influences on debut Greatest Lovesongs Vol. 666 (1997) to more polished alternative metal, though post-2000s releases faced criticism for perceived over-commercialization and dilution of their niche edge amid broader rock market shifts. Beyond the band, "Him" has appeared as a song title in various works, including Rupert Holmes' 1980 soft rock track from the album Partners in Crime, which charted modestly in the U.S. and exemplified yacht rock's polished introspection.^[26] Other instances include lyrical references in songs by artists like G-Eazy and Halsey ("Him & I," 2017), but these do not directly title the track as "Him" and lack the standalone cultural footprint of HIM's output.^[27]

Film and television

Him is a 2016 British three-part television mini-series classified as domestic horror drama, focusing on a 17-year-old protagonist known only as HIM who navigates adolescence, academic struggles, family discord, and the challenge of suppressing a supernatural ability inherited from his grandfather. The series, comprising episodes each around 60 minutes, premiered on UKTV's Drama channel on 18 November 2016, with subsequent airings on platforms including Apple TV. It received a 6.3/10 average user rating on IMDb based on 710 reviews, with praise for its atmospheric tension but critiques on pacing and underdeveloped character arcs in viewer feedback.^[28]^[29] In 2025, the American supernatural horror film Him, directed by Justin Tipping and produced by Jordan Peele's Monkeypaw Productions, depicts a promising young football player (Tyriq Withers) who accepts an invitation to train under a reclusive, aging quarterback (Marlon Wayans) at an isolated facility, leading to escalating psychological and physical trials. Released theatrically on 19 September 2025 by Universal Pictures, the film earned a 30% approval rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes based on over 200 reviews, citing formulaic horror tropes and uneven tone, while holding a 5.1/10 user score on IMDb from approximately 12,700 ratings that highlighted strong performances amid narrative inconsistencies.^[30]^[31]^[32] Other productions titled Him include shorter formats, such as the 2018 14-minute live-action short film, which explores themes of desire and transformation in a queer context and garnered a 7.7/10 IMDb rating from 374 users for its concise storytelling and visual style.^[33] No major box office data or viewership metrics beyond audience ratings are available for these niche entries, and none faced documented censorship or rating disputes in regulatory records.

Literature and theater

"Him" is an avant-garde play written by E. E. Cummings and first published in 1927 by Boni & Liveright.^[34] The surrealistic drama centers on archetypal characters including "Him," an aspiring artist and performer; "Me," his manager; and "She," his wife, whose interactions unfold in a dreamlike sequence that satirizes the commodification of art and talent in show business.^[35] Through fragmented dialogue, non-linear structure, and experimental syntax akin to Cummings' poetry, the play critiques capitalist exploitation, where personal relationships erode under commercial pressures, as "Him" prioritizes artistic purity over monetary success and domestic stability.^[36] Premiering on April 3, 1928, at the Provincetown Playhouse in New York amid the era's broader scrutiny of modernist obscenity in literature, it exemplified Cummings' influence on experimental theater by blending circus-like staging with psychological allegory, though contemporary reviews noted its opacity limited accessibility.^[37] In 1995, actor Christopher Walken penned and starred in another play titled "Him," which debuted on January 5 at the Public Theater in New York as his playwriting and directorial debut.^[38] The one-man show portrays Elvis Presley as a spectral figure navigating an afterlife of celebrity mythos, riffing on themes of identity, posthumous fame, and pop idolatry through Walken's idiosyncratic monologue blending humor, song, and existential musing.^[39] Critics described it as an ambitiously flaky spoof of religious reverence for icons, with Walken embodying Presley in physical and vocal mimicry, though reception was mixed, praising his charisma while faulting the script's meandering structure and underdeveloped narrative.^[40] "Him," a 2015 novel by Sarina Bowen and Elle Kennedy, marks the first entry in their sports romance series featuring male/male relationships among college hockey players.^[41] Self-published on July 28, the story follows protagonists Jamie Canning and Ryan Wesley, whose summer camp prank four years prior severs their friendship; reuniting as adults, they navigate rekindled attraction amid professional ambitions, emphasizing themes of sexual identity reconciliation and emotional intimacy over physicality.^[42] Achieving USA Today bestseller status within weeks of release and earning a 2016 RITA Award for Best Contemporary Romance (Mid-Length) from the Romance Writers of America, it capitalized on the mid-2010s surge in self-published queer romance, with sales driven by reader acclaim for authentic character arcs and genre tropes like enemies-to-lovers dynamics.^[43]^[44] Scholarly attention to such works remains limited, but fan analyses highlight its contribution to normalizing male vulnerability in romance narratives, contrasting earlier literary depictions where gender roles in Cummings' and Walken's plays reflect dated 20th-century norms of male ambition clashing with relational demands, unadjusted for contemporary egalitarian expectations.^[45]

Other uses

Comics and graphic media

In Marvel Comics, the character known as Him debuted in Fantastic Four #66 (September 1967), portrayed as an artificially engineered "perfect" human male created by the clandestine scientific group called the Enclave in a subterranean laboratory. The story, written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Jack Kirby, depicts Him emerging violently from an amber-like cocoon after sensing his creators' exploitative intentions, leading to a confrontation with the Fantastic Four where he demonstrates superhuman strength, flight, and energy projection before retreating into space. This origin emphasizes themes of artificial perfection and rebellion against paternalistic control, positioning Him as a cosmic archetype unbound by human flaws. Him returned in Thor #165–166 (May–June 1969), again written by Lee with art by Kirby, where he crash-lands on Earth, engages Thor in battle over a romantic entanglement involving Lady Sif, and ultimately departs after rejecting mortal attachments. The character remained dormant until retconned as the foundational identity of Adam Warlock in later narratives, including a recap in Strange Tales #178 (February 1975), scripted and penciled by Jim Starlin, which traces Warlock's evolution from Him's cocoon form amid encounters with the High Evolutionary and the emergence of his dark counterpart, the Magus.^[46] These early appearances established Him's role as a transformative entity, influencing motifs of rebirth and god-like isolation in superhero comics, though his power levels—ranging from planetary threats to abstract cosmic forces—have drawn criticism for inconsistent scaling across decades of canon revisions.^[47] Key issues featuring Him, such as Fantastic Four #66, command high collector values due to their status as origin points for Warlock lore, with graded copies (e.g., CGC 9.8) fetching over $10,000 at auction in recent years, reflecting sustained fan interest in cosmic Marvel arcs despite limited solo stories. His narrative legacy contributed to tropes of cocoon-based metamorphosis seen in characters like the Silver Surfer's evolutions or later cosmic heroes, underscoring causal tensions between creator intent and emergent autonomy in artificial beings.^[47]

Sports and organizations

We Play For Him is a nonprofit youth sports organization based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, serving as the athletic affiliate for families associated with Milwaukee Lutheran High School, Martin Luther High School, and Lake Country Lutheran High School. It provides programs including tackle football, with the Thunder football team operating under its direction to deliver a quality experience emphasizing Christian values alongside competitive play.^[48]^[49] The Health Initiative for Men (HIM), founded in 2009 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, operates as a nonprofit society dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of self-identified gay, bisexual, queer men, and gender-diverse individuals through targeted health promotion, HIV prevention, education, and support services. Initially established as a grassroots effort focused on HIV prevention in partnership with Vancouver Coastal Health Authority, it has expanded to include multiple health centers offering testing, counseling, and mental health resources, while engaging in community-based research and advocacy.^[50]^[51] In the field of healthcare, "HIM" commonly denotes Health Information Management, a discipline involving the acquisition, analysis, and protection of patient health data; professional bodies such as the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA), established in 1928, standardize practices, provide certifications like RHIA and RHIT, and advocate for data integrity in electronic health records to support clinical decision-making and regulatory compliance.^[52]^[53]

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Get ready for the future of healthcare: big data, information security, and document integrity. If you already have an HIM credential (RHIT or RHIA) or a coding ...