It was user @psychological_Ad8534 who addressed the confusion, revealing that it means ‘anti-christ/devil’s child’, with the true meaning behind the iconic band being: Alternating current/direct current.

With AC/DC set to play their first show in Scotland in a decade this summer, the Daily Record has taken a look at a charming Scottish town that pays tribute to one of its members.

The Edinburgh date sees the iconic band return to Scotland, the original home of the Young clan, for the first time in a decade with the date confirmed for August 21.

Rock legends AC/DC have announced they will play their first Scottish concert in a decade this summer. The group will play 12 dates across 10 countries before concluding their tour at Murrayfield stadium in Edinburgh on 21 August.

Formed by siblings Malcolm and Angus Young, the current roster of this acclaimed Australian rock group includes Angus as lead guitarist, Cliff Williams on bass, drummer Phil Rudd, frontman Brian Johnson, and rhythm guitarist Stevie Young, a nephew of the founding members.