Featherweight surprised his followers after confirming that his iconic haircut known as “mullet” is already part of the past. Hassan Kabande Laija broke the internet after publishing a video where he shows off a completely different look, and after a photo of the singer generated with Artificial Intelligence went viral.
A few hours later, the interpreter Lady Gaga and She dances Alone He uploaded a photo of his cut hair on the floor to his networks, thus ending the rumors about his hair. The new appearance of the corridos tumbados singer had such an impact that it caused fun and creative memes on social networks.
And one of the reasons why Peso Pluma is recognized worldwide, of course in addition to its music and compositions, is its image and that representative haircut, which became famous to such a level that it was emulated by children and adults.
He new makeover of the artist It could be just as popular and it won’t be strange to see salons start offering the cut for clients.
The new Featherweight style is much easier to order at the salon than the previous one. First of all, you must ask the stylist for a “taper fate” on the sides and back of the neck, ranging from 1.5 to 5 (or 3, depending on your tastes).
For the top part, it is advisable to ask for a “side part” back, and comb it to the side so that it looks like the viral photo of the singer that has caused so much excitement on social networks. You should know that this cut looks much better for people who have straight hair.
These hair styles have been key to understanding pop culture, as happened with the iconic “mullet” by Featherweight.
- Elvis Presley: Presley’s “Pompadour” became an icon of the 1950s, characterized by its large volume and slicked-back style.
- the Beatles: The “moptop” or mushroom cut was popularized by the British band in the 60s, with its youthful and rebellious appearance.
- David Bowie: Bowie’s “Ziggy Stardust,” an asymmetrical and colorful cut, became a symbol of 1970s glam rock.
- Michael Jackson: Jackson’s early ’80s “Jheri curl,” with shiny, wet curls, set a trend in pop music.
- Madonna: In the 1980s, Madonna popularized a messy blonde style, which became emblematic of her rebellious and provocative image.
- Lady Gaga: With their chameleonic style, cuts such as the platinum bob and eccentric hairstyles stood out that constantly surprised the public.
- Beyonce: She has worn multiple styles, but her wavy and voluminous hair has become a hallmark of her powerful and glamorous image.
- Rihanna: Known for constantly changing her style, she stood out with her pixie cut and fiery red hair, setting trends in fashion and music.
- Billie Eilish: Her two-tone green and black hair became her trademark, reflecting her unique and rebellious style.
- Harry Styles: In addition to his solo career, Styles’ long, wavy hair has created a relaxed and distinctive image that has influenced men’s fashion.
