I got in an argument with a friend of mine and he said that you say it 'Paper scissors rock' but I disagreed because I say it as 'Rock paper scissors'. I know it's just a preference thing but I've only ever heard 'Paper scissors rock' in American films/TV show and the legendary Chris Brown song. I mean Big Sean's verse alone >>>>
Anyway, do you say 'Paper Scissors Rock' or 'Rock Paper Scissors' ?

Paper scissors rock

You don't know what that's doing to my head

It's Rock Paper Scissors

Rock Paper Scissors

Paper Scissors Rock

I'd say Rock Paper Scissors. But in Norway we say "Stein, saks, papir" which is "Rock, scissors, paper lol

Rock Paper Scissors

In Germany it's actually Scissors, Rock, Paper

I think in Australia it's scissors, paper, rock. At least that's what I and the vast majority of people I know say.

Well I'm Australian and I don't say it like that. This is the first time I've ever heard an Australia be legit in calling it anything besides Rock Paper Scissors

I say "paper scissors rock" but teaching English in Japan, they make me say "rock paper scissors, 1 2 3" and on the three you throw down your hand.

In Greece it goes rock, scissors, paper (πέτρα, ψαλίδι, χαρτί)

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It's 'steen papier schaar' here so rock paper scissors is the only correct answer

Perhaps it varies from region to region. I don't know.

Rock Paper Scissors.

Rock Paper Scissors. Never have I ever heard it any other way.

Except for that bop Chris Brown bonus track Yasss

Get into the new thing: Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock

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