Our editorial will include

• A Gallery featuring all modern mullet variations
  
  
• Videos delving into the nuances of the style
  
  
• Best practices and maintenance tips to keep your hair looking good.

The “Business at the front, party in the back” hairstyle may be the most distinctive and unique look which our gallery further emphasizes.

Modern Mullet Haircuts (Gallery)

Mid Fade Mullet

Mid Fade Mullet with Short Fringe

Drop Fade Mullet

Caesars Mullet Cut

Curly Mullet with High Taper

Ginger Hair Mullet with Design

Swept Back Mullet

Flat Top Mullet

Burst Fade Textured Mullet

Burst Fade Mullet with Blonde Highlights

Jet Black Shag Mullet

Short Fringe Front & Long Back with Taper

Mullet with Short Back

Medium length Fringe Mullet

Medium length Fringe Mullet

Curled Front Mid Fade

Taper Fade Mullet

The Traditional Mullet

Front Caesar Cut Back Mullet

Messy Mullet with Short Taper

Short Mullet with High Taper

The Traditional Mullet with Highlights

Traditional Fuzzy Mullet

Slicked Back Mullet

Caring for your Mullet Tips

Caring for your mullet requires dedication especially since hair is constantly growing and you’ll need to maintain its shape.

• Regular Trimming: Schedule frequent appointments with a skilled hairstylist to keep your mullet well-shaped.
  
  
• Hydration Invest in high-quality hair care products tailored to your mullet’s needs, including shampoos, conditioners, and treatments to keep it moisturized and healthy.
  
  
• Styling techniques: Experiment with various styling methods to achieve the desired volume and texture, whether it’s blow-drying for added lift or using styling products to define the layers

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To coincide with popular culture athletes began to incorporate the trend of the time which is why we saw the mullet becoming more accepting during this period.

From his blonde tips, side quiff to blow out mullet our editorial features a gallery of all his best moments.

Chris Waddle Mullet Gallery

Blonde Hair Tips

In an era where most mullets were uniform we saw Chris have his ends dyed lighter to contrast against his darker roots.

As if the hairstyle itself wasn’t a statement piece, this was further enhanced with the use of colour and something that’s gone on to mark time.

In a 2023 world its normal for players to get their hair dyed, remember Phil Foden Haircut in all blonde embracing his Eminem Hair influenced slim shady persona!

This daring addition to his mullet demonstrated that Waddle was not afraid to experiment and push boundaries, both in terms of his style and his football skills.

Side Quiff

The mullet comes in multiple variations and here we can see hair brushed to the side to create the side quiff.

Naturally this would create a subtle side parting with longer which would naturally complete the look.

The beauty of the mullet is that it can be worn in the traditional sense (no colour, fades or styles) or with modern variations.

The side quiff at front helps create the illusion at a distance, its only when your closer than you can see its in fact a mullet with long hair passing his shoulder but with a short side quiff at front.

Hair Up at Front

It’s impossible to not notice the influence of Billy Ray Cyrus Hair in the image below, remember this was taken in the 90s when he ruled.  

The flamboyant nature of the mullet was often down to hair at the front being propped up with the use of a blow dryer and then left that way for effect.

This hairstyle was a visual representation of Waddle’s innovative daring ways which is what made him a pleasure to watch.

The best footballers are the ones who are able to put on a spectacle before the game that builds anticipation on game days.

Reminds us of the famous R9 haircut when Ronaldo had the world talking.

Mullets in Football and Sports Culture

Mullets continue to have a significant impact on sports culture, with many modern athletes donning variations of this iconic hairstyle.

They are a reminder of the bold and rebellious spirit that defined the ’80s and 90s and sometimes we see players do it get into the fierce mindset below games.

The mullet reached its pinnacle of popularity in the late 80s and 90s, becoming a hallmark of pop culture but continues to be sought after by football fans and youth today.

Go to any major city in the world and we can almost guarantee there’s a great various of mullets worn by different people.

Mullet Maintenance in 3 Steps

1. Regular Trimming

To maintain the distinct shape of a mullet, regular trimming is essential and whilst this can be achieved by yourself we do advise you visit your hair stylist.

If you insist of self-trimming then, Trim the front and sides every 3-4 weeks to maintain a neat appearance. Ensure that the back is well-groomed and free of split ends.

2. Shampoo and Condition

Given the varying lengths of a mullet, it’s important to keep the hair clean and well-conditioned.

Invest in a high quality shampoo that focuses on removing any product build-up, sweat, and oil.

Apply a moisturizing conditioner, especially to the longer sections at the back, to keep the hair soft, manageable, and healthy.

3. Style Appropriately

To enhance the look of your mullet, use styling products that are suitable for your hair type.

You know that wet hair look wrestlers typically do for a defined look? Yeah that’s down to using sprays, gels and sometimes a  light pomade to provide hold and texture.

For the longer section at the back, a leave-in conditioner or hair serum can help in managing frizz and adding shine.

Avoid using excessive amounts of styling products; a small amount should be enough to maintain the style without making the hair look greasy.

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His influence is evident, with numerous players adopting this iconic style, seeking to channel the inner of rebellion and charisma that Jagr’s mullet epitomized.

Our editorial will detail his mullet throughout the 90s, discuss where his initial influence came from with a gallery.

Jaromir Jagr Mullet Influence

As a Czech native Jaromir describe his mullet influences deriving from the 90s Heavy metal scene as well as Aerosmith, Gun n Roses & Bon Jovi.

The common theme amongst those rock bands were the consistent long hair which Jaromir identified with and grew out!

Early 90s

Its 1990, NHL Entry Draft time, and we get to see a young Jaromir join the league in his memorable messy mullet which is forever embedded in our minds.

As the saying goes you get one chance to make a 1^st impression which lasts a lifetime and that certainly has lasted!

Some mullets are modern and some are traditional, this screams traditional and how mullets look during the 90s, no modern variation such as the fade. What you see is what you get.

Mid 90s

By the time the mid-90s roll by we see Jaromir mullet much more thick and bushy that is maintained with regular trims to maintain the back length.

To really understand the decision for the hairstyle we have to remember pop culture is still very much in love with Billy Ray Cyrus Hair which is evident.

Even years after the release of the hit song Achy Breaky Heart we still see the hairstyle influence pop culture.

This iconic look featured a voluminous hair at the back, embodying a wild and rebellious spirit which young people at the time made priority to mimic.

Tail end of the 90s

By 1999 Jagr’s mullet was no more, which was done at the request of his girlfriend which I guess was fair since it was losing its trends.

Actually no scratch that, that’s exactly why he should of kept it, not all hair and fashion choices should be done to stay on trend.

We love nostalgia which is why mullets are worn in 2023! Rant over

As the 2000s rolled around we did see subtle variations of the mullet but nothing has flamboyant as his trademark 90s look.

Mullet in Pop Culture

The mullet has been sported by iconic figures like David Bowie and Billy Ray Cyrus, contributing to their memorable and innovative images.

The hairstyle within the music industry signifies a fusion of style and musical rebellion which then crosses over into sports and other forms of entertainment!

It stands as a testament to youth expression and the breaking of traditional boundaries, linking different ideas through a shared aesthetic language, and the question posed is, are you bold enough to style the look.

In addition to this we see various 90s sports cards of the athlete in his mullet.

For collectors, the visual allure of a sports card often lies in the candidness of the image, immortalizing athletes in their elements and in this regard its his hair.

Mullet Maintenance in 3 Steps

1. Regular Trimming

To maintain the distinct shape of a mullet, regular trimming is essential and whilst this can be achieved by yourself we do advise you visit your hair stylist.

If you insist of self-trimming then, Trim the front and sides every 3-4 weeks to maintain a neat appearance. Ensure that the back is well-groomed and free of split ends.

2. Shampoo and Condition

Given the varying lengths of a mullet, it’s important to keep the hair clean and well-conditioned.

Invest in a high quality shampoo that focuses on removing any product build-up, sweat, and oil.

Apply a moisturizing conditioner, especially to the longer sections at the back, to keep the hair soft, manageable, and healthy.

3. Style Appropriately

To enhance the look of your mullet, use styling products that are suitable for your hair type.

You know that wet hair look wrestlers typically do for a defined look? Yeah that’s down to using sprays, gels and sometimes a  light pomade to provide hold and texture.

For the longer section at the back, a leave-in conditioner or hair serum can help in managing frizz and adding shine.

Avoid using excessive amounts of styling products; a small amount should be enough to maintain the style without making the hair look greasy.

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Whilst Patrick has styled his hair in various ways the consistency of the mullet today makes it the athlete’s trademark look.

Patrick Kane Mullet Gallery

Front View

From the front perspective is where the illusion lies, Patricks mullet is not apparent until he turns to the sides.

Barber Carmelo Preiti cut Patrick’s hair during training camp years ago which is now part of the athletes routine.

Preiti showed Kane an old picture of Jaromir Jagr’s mullet which inspired his look and sometimes that’s regularly trimmed this way for maintenance.

A perfect example of a instantly recognisable mullet even from the front view would be the classic 90s Billy Ray Cyrus Hairstyle! Trimmed super short with shoulder length hair.

Side View

Here’s where we see the Patrick Kane Mullet get more creative as he has lines shaved in to further compliment his temple fade.

While the traditional mullet has a more straightforward contrast between the short hair in the front and sides with long at the back, the modern mullet follows the same principle but adds subtle detail like the fade or creative lines.

To quote his barber Carmelo Preiti

“These mullets go back way before my time, “It’s not the easiest haircut, But it’s like we say: Business up front, party in the back.”

It may not be easy but it certainly pays off when the hairstyle is the centre focus throughout sports media.

Back View

From the back angle we usually see Patrick hair just above shoulder length, he will alternate between this and having his hair cut much shorter.

Whilst he’s been influence by Jaromir he takes the same principles make it his own which is evident by the lines at side and shorter back.

Outside of all aesthetic reasons the shorter back offers a versatile and manageable alternative which is perfect for an athlete.

Less time consuming, allows for easy styles and one the less to focus on during training and game days.

NHL Players Review Mullet

NHL players give their take on Patricks Mullet, which we can see in the video listed below.

All mixed reviews but that’s to be expected with an eccentric hairstyle

Mullets in Pop Culture

In pop culture nostalgia is always prioritised, this is further enhanced when its non-conformity nostalgia, do you know where I’m going with this! Exactly! Mullets are king!

The Hockey legend Jaromir Jagr is largely regarded for his mullet in the sport during the 90s, and we of course know that was just the trend of that era.

Today we see it lived on and appreciated by modern athletes, singers and celebrities.

Mullet Maintenance in 3 Steps

1. Regular Trimming

To maintain the distinct shape of a mullet, regular trimming is essential and whilst this can be achieved by yourself we do advise you visit your hair stylist.

If you insist of self-trimming then, Trim the front and sides every 3-4 weeks to maintain a neat appearance. Ensure that the back is well-groomed and free of split ends.

2. Shampoo and Condition

Given the varying lengths of a mullet, it’s important to keep the hair clean and well-conditioned.

Invest in a high quality shampoo thats focused on removing any product build-up, sweat, and oil.

Apply a moisturizing conditioner, especially to the longer sections at the back, to keep the hair soft, manageable, and healthy.

3. Style Appropriately

To enhance the look of your mullet, use styling products that are suitable for your hair type.

You know that wet hair look wrestlers typically do for a defined look? Yeah that’s down to using sprays, gels and sometimes a  light pomade to provide hold and texture.

For the longer section at the back, a leave-in conditioner or hair serum can help in managing frizz and adding shine.

Avoid using excessive amounts of styling products; a small amount should be enough to maintain the style without making the hair look greasy.

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The positive response to his mullet reveal has meant even more moments being captured such as him at the 2023 Oscars & Screen Actors Guild Awards.

Our editorial will detail Pauls Mullet from each angle as well as looking at the hairstyles pop culture resurgence.

Paul Mescal Mullet Gallery

Front View

One of the most distinctive features about Pauls mullet is the wavy crop top at front which makes for a laid back look.

The frontal area of the mullet is where the illusion is created, when you look at the front its all a guessing game, is it a messy crew cut, wavy crop or simply a short mop top.

In addition to this its ability to blend the conventional with the unconventional is what makes the hairstyle that much more trendy.

At a glance, it could almost pass for a more conventional cut that is until we see his hairstyle from the back and sides.

Its potential to be a subtle yet bold style statement is what separates this look from the rest and something we will see more of.

Side View

The modern mullet allows for more customization and personalization whereas traditional mullets sticks to the origins, think Billy Ray Cyrus Hair in the 90s!

The Paul Mescal Mullet style echoes out tradition as opposed to the modern mullet which features variations of fades on the sides such as skin fade, temple fade, or burst fade.

The fading technique offers a smoother transition between the different lengths, creating a more harmonious and balanced look that’s also used for similar hairstyles on different texture hair, for example the drop shag on afro textured hair.

Here’s some examples of modern mullet classics and modern styles

Jeff Wittek Hair is normally seen with a modern mullet and classic 80s Shawn Michaels Hair can be seen in the traditional mullet.

Back View

Due to the nature of Pauls mullet being quite short this has often times been sighted as a wavy quiff hairstyle.

Mullets come in various shapes, sizes and lengths depending on the preference of the individual. Wrestlers wanting to make flamboyant statement tend to have the long mullets, Ric Flair Hair as an example!

Paul’s shorter back added an element of intrigue to the hairstyle, sparking conversations and debates about the evolving nature of the mullet.

It was a reminder of the mullet’s versatility and its ability to adapt to contemporary style trends, offering a diverse palette for individual expression and creativity.

Video Feature & Product Reveal

Its one thing to admire the look, but it’s a whole different thing to get the product used by Paul himself which he reveals in the GQ video below.

In the video above Paul talks about using a textured sea salt spray to define hair and let it be as he prefers a simple grooming routine. 

Mullets in Pop Culture

Nonconformity, and a distinctive sense of style should explain why each new generation continues to select the mullet as the style!

Everything classic see the youth give it a new iteration and meaning and for the mullet that means fades and different textures, making it a versatile and adaptable choice for fashion-forward individuals.

The mullet’s resurgence in recent fashion trends signifies its timeless appeal and its ability to reinvent itself to suit contemporary aesthetics.

Mullet Maintenance in 3 Steps

1. Decide your Length

The foundation of any mullet is deciding the length at the front and back, and there both important decisions to make. Super short back and short to medium front is what Paul has!

Once decided you’ll need to ensure this is trimmed and maintained every 3 weeks to be on the safe side!

2. Shampoo and Condition

Given the varying lengths of a mullet, it’s important to keep the hair clean and well-conditioned.

Invest in a high quality shampoo that focuses on removing any product build-up, sweat, and oil.

Apply a moisturizing conditioner, especially to the longer sections at the back, to keep the hair soft, manageable, and healthy.

3. Style Appropriately

To enhance the look of your mullet, use styling products that are suitable for your hair type.

You know that wet hair look wrestlers typically do for a defined look? Yeah that’s down to using sprays, gels and sometimes a light pomade to provide hold and texture.

For the longer section at the back, a leave-in conditioner or hair serum can help in managing frizz and adding shine.

Avoid using excessive amounts of styling products; a small amount should be enough to maintain the style without making the hair look greasy.

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In wrestling appearance plays a pivotal role in character development and audience engagement, this further applies to wrestlers whose families have wrestled before them and been able to create an image for themselves.

There is a big desire and need to be able to stand out, cultivate a unique image consumers will enjoy and buy into.

Our editorial details his Mullet from all angles, mullets in wrestling and wider pop culture.

Dominik Mysterio Mullet Gallery

Front View

The frontal part of the mullet is where the illusion is created, is it a medium length hairstyle, mop top, messy hair, longer quiff cut!

Its all of the above! We have various images of Dominik alternating between the crew cut, curtains, and medium length hair at the front.

A common question within the wrestling forums and community is “Why does Dominik Mysterio have a mullet?”

Dominik’s mullet is a result of wanting a unique image which differs from his fathers Rey Mysterio. We all know Rey as the high flying, mask wearing, dare devil wrestling and a large part of his success is his image.

The hairstyle seamlessly blends tradition and rebellion, making it a beloved and enduring hairstyle that’s lasted for decades in the business.

Side View

The beauty of the mullet is that it can be worn in a traditional sense or in modern style and the small differentiator between the 2 is the faded sides.

We can see Dominik having his sides shaved in various ways, skin fade, burst fade and even the temple fade.

The sharp contrast between the faded sides and the elongated back accentuates the rebellious nature of the mullet, and this is where most of the magic happens.

The diverse range of fades allows wrestlers to personalize their mullets, take Eddie Guerrero Mullet for example he mostly kept it traditional while todays wrestlers keep it modern.

Back View

The back view of the mullet is where we get to see the hairstyles true length. The front view doesn’t give much away, the side view gives subtle detail and the back shows all!

The mullet could be more tamed and styled and perfect for formal environments or it can be a wild, untamed mane, showcasing their adventurous and non-conformist spirit and we often see wrestlers pick the latter.  

Mullets in Wrestling

Mullets have been a prominent hairstyle in the world of wrestling for decades due to its striking contrast and visual appeal,

It has become synonymous with the flamboyant and larger-than-life characters, The hairstyle along added so much appeal to the nature boys look in the 80s and 90s.

Ric Flair Hair has the mullet to thank as well as Shawn Michaels Hair , Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat, and “Mr. Perfect” Curt Hennig all making it a staple in wrestling culture.

Mullets in Pop Culture

While the popularity of the mullet has seen ebbs and flows, its impact on pop culture remains significant. Can you all agree with me that Billy Ray Cyrus Hair takes the credit for this?

Today with modern adaptations and variations appearing on runways, in movies, and in the music industry, its clear each new generation that comes along finds a new appreciation for the look.

More than just a hairstyle mullets is a representation of one’s identity and attitude which is normally non conformity.

Mullet Maintenance in 3 Steps

1. Regular Trimming

To maintain the distinct shape of a mullet, regular trimming is essential and whilst this can be achieved by yourself we do advise you visit your hair stylist.

If you insist on self-trimming then, Trim the front and sides every 3-4 weeks to maintain a neat appearance. Ensure that the back is well-groomed and free of split ends.

2. Shampoo and Condition

Given the varying lengths of a mullet, it’s important to keep the hair clean and well-conditioned.

Invest in a high quality shampoo that focuses on removing any product build-up, sweat, and oil.

Apply a moisturizing conditioner, especially to the longer sections at the back, to keep the hair soft, manageable, and healthy.

3. Style Appropriately

To enhance the look of your mullet, use styling products that are suitable for your hair type.

You know that wet hair look wrestlers typically do for a defined look? Yeah that’s down to using sprays, gels and sometimes a  light pomade to provide hold and texture.

For the longer section at the back, a leave-in conditioner or hair serum can help in managing frizz and adding shine.

Avoid using excessive amounts of styling products; a small amount should be enough to maintain the style without making the hair look greasy.

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Modern footballers are acutely aware of the power of personal branding, the term “Hector Bellerin Mullet” clearly depicts this.

Were now in an era where there’s just as much interest around their athletic stats and grooming practices, throw in unconventional hairstyles and were even in invested.

Our editorial takes a detailed look at each variation of his hairstyle

Hector Bellerin Mullet Gallery

Front View

From the front view what wrestlers hairstyle does this remind you of? If you said Eddie Guerrero mullet, then great minds think alike.

The hair on top is neatly styled, while the sides and back cascade into longer locks.

This creates a playful yet edgy silhouette which is worn both on and off the football pitch.

It’s as if the mullet itself is an extension of Bellerin’s energetic and dynamic playing style, embodying his on-field intensity.

Side View

From the side point of view we can see hair subtly shaven and the effects are evident. It’s the small intricate detail that makes all the difference with this hairstyle.

This side view also brings to light the drop shag, a variant of the mullet that caters to individuals with afro-textured hair.

The Drop Shag Haircut combines the essence of the traditional mullet with the unique texture and styling needs of different hair types, showcasing the versatility of this classic yet adaptable hairstyle.

Wet Mullet

The dampened wet mullet hair adds a layer of realism. When your on the field or 90 minutes your bound to have your hair reflect the hard work.

This variation of the mullet may inspire some to attain a similar look,

Wet-Look Gel or Pomade
Use a high-quality wet-look gel or pomade to achieve that glossy, wet appearance is the most important thing to do here. After hair has been cut shorter at the front and long at the back apply gel or pomade to damp hair.

Hair Spray
Once you’ve styled your wet mullet, a light hold hair spray can help lock the wet look in place so your able to get on with your day without worry of losing its structure.

Hair Oil or Serum
Consider using a hair oil or serum onto your hair. Apply a small generous amount to the ends really helps to make this pop.

This attention to detail is how Bellerin keeps his hair intact. I would be surprised if we see future hair and grooming partnerships with the athlete.

Mullet in Sports & Culture

Athletes from various sports have rocked this daring look to make a statement both on and off the field.

Think of Cameron Smith’s Mullet the sole reason this came about was due to bringing attention to the men’s golf at 2021 Olympics or Dwayne Schintzius classic mullet in the NBA.

But athletes aside the true Godfather of the mullet goes to Billy Ray Cyrus Hair, His single “Achy Breaky Heart” grew in popularity which helped influence the masses into styling their hair this way.

Final Words

Hector Bellerin’s mullet isn’t just a hairstyle; it’s a statement that blends past and present, tradition and innovation.

In embracing this bold look, Bellerin adds an extra layer of intrigue to his already impressive football career. From the front view that exudes confidence to the side profile that showcases the cascade of hair, and even the wet version that symbolizes the intensity of game days, every angle of Bellerin’s mullet tells a story of individuality and determination.

As the mullet continues to make its mark in sports and beyond, players like Bellerin are proving that style and substance can go hand in hand.

The mullet, once a symbol of rebellion, has now become a canvas for personal expression, and Bellerin’s modern twist on this classic trend is a testament to the ever-evolving nature of both fashion and sport.

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Despite their often divisive appearance, mullets have found a place in the world of sports as a symbol of rebellion but more so intrigue and curiosity.  

Our editorial takes a detail look at Cameron Smith’s mullet from all angles as well as discussing the popularity of the mullet today

Cameron Smith Mullet Gallery

Cameron Smith Mullet (Front View)

From the front its not immediately apparent that it’s a mullet but were able to see Cameron’s foundations in place with his sides slightly lower.

In the athletes own words “I mean, it’s the Olympics. It doesn’t happen too often, I thought about it for a few weeks beforehand and then I just said, ‘

Stuff it, I’m going to do it,’ and I think it’s been received pretty good.”

Did it pay off? Well lets put it into perspective, its been a few years since the 2021 Olympics and there’s still interest around the hairstyle, so it certainly did.

The willingness of modern athletes to pay homage to the past while making their mark in the present is something we always see sports athletes do.

Practically everybody with braids in the NBA in someway is paying homage to Iverson right? James Harden Hair, Paul George Hair, Kwahi Leonard Braids.

The list goes on and on.

Side View Angle

From the side view, you’ll notice that the hair on the top and sides of their head is cut relatively short and that’s the foundation of the style.

Most annoying thing is that he wear caps mostly on the course so we don’t really get to see the shaven sides much.

Creating a distinctive contrast between the shorter hair on top and the longer hair is initially what grabs our attention.

Back Angle

Now, let’s shift our view to the back. This is where the mullet truly comes alive or as the saying goes, business at front, party at the back.

You’ll immediately notice that the hair at the back is significantly longer than the rest. It’s like a mini curtain of hair flowing down.

The difference in length between the front and the back creates a sort of visual layering effect. It’s like having a mix of hairstyles all in one – a short haircut in the front and a flowing curtain of hair at the back.

Embracing Personality and Style

Athletes who choose this hairstyle often project a free spirit attitude and confidence that extends beyond their on-field abilities.

Cams influence on the mullet is quite evident when he’s shaving the style into Australian entrepreneur and retired professional golfer Greg Norman.

The mullet is a conversation starter, I mean really think about it, Doesn’t it make you want to speak to the person and ask for their motivational to style the hair this way.

Within black America culture the Drop Shag Haircut is the style for the wanting to be daring whilst carrying the same fundamentals as a mullet.

Mullets in Pop Culture

As with any trend, the mullet’s serves as a reminder that nostalgic hairstyles always come back and athletes have a unique platform to express their personalities.

In addition to this the mullet has gained significant popularity in the 80s and 90s throughout sports & entertainment thanks to Hulk Hogan Hair & Billy Ray Cyrus Hair

Bridging Generations

Older fans might appreciate the nod to the 1980s and 1990s, while younger fans may be introduced to a hairstyle that has become emblematic of a bygone era.

This connection between the past and the present creates a sense of unity among fans of varying ages and backgrounds.

Final Words

TV characters in shows are sporting mullets to capture a specific era or to add an extra layer of authenticity to their roles but nothing beats the present real time.

Art most certainly influences buying decisions but what really speaks volumes is athletes sporting the look/

When they do it I encapsulates a spirit of nonconformity, individuality, and a willingness to challenge conventional norms.

Cameron Smith’s adoption of the mullet in 2021 not only adds a contemporary twist to this iconic hairstyle but also speaks to his desire to make a bold statement during world events, thus bringing more attention to the look.

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