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The mullet started in the [[No_one_cares|6th Century]]. It was popularized in the [[United_States|US]] around the [[Vietnam_War|1960's]], when some [[Wales|welsh guy]] named Tom Jones (who was [[Asking_for_it|popular with the ladies]]) styled his hair this way.  Then [[Fag|David Bowie]] wore one. That's when it started to [[Faggotry#Faggotry|become popular]] with [[Shitty_band|hair bands]] and [[Miley_Cyrus#Hannah_Montana|Billy Ray Cyrus]].
The first recorded case of the mullet dates back to the [[at least 100|6th Century]], when a <s>Byzantine</s> [[Roman_Empire|ROMAN]] historian named Procopius recorded in his sekrit diary how some [[hippies|rebels]] cut their hair like the [[Iranian|sandniggers]] of [[Middle East|Western Asia]] and then inexplicably named it after the chinks of [[Asia|Eastern Asia]].
The [[Beastie_Boys|Beastie Boys]] wrote a song about it and that how it got the name "Mullet".


A major misconception propagated by the [[Old Media|mass media]] of [[Last Thursday|yore]] is that the [[White_people|people]] who choose this hairstyle [[Attractive|look cool]]. In reality, though, it makes them look [[Conservative|uneducated]] and [[Faggot|silly]]. Not surprisingly, it remains popular in the [[confederate|American South]], [[USSR|Russia]], and other [[Europe|third world countries]].
It was popularized in the [[United_States|US]] around the [[Vietnam_War|1960's]], when some [[Wales|welsh guy]] named Tom Jones (who was [[Asking_for_it|popular with the ladies]]) styled his hair this way.  Then [[Fag|David Bowie]] and Paul McCartney [[shit no one cares about|of Beatles fame]] wore one. That's when it started to [[Faggotry#Faggotry|become popular]] with [[Shitty_band|hair bands]] and [[Miley_Cyrus#Hannah_Montana|Billy Ray Cyrus]]. In 1994 ([[slowpoke|totally in the knick of time, amirite?]]) the [[Beastie_Boys|Beastie Boys]] wrote a song about it called "Mullet Head," thus giving it the name "Mullet".
 
A major misconception propagated by the [[Old Media|mass media]] of [[Last Thursday|yore]] is that the [[White_people|people]] who choose this hairstyle [[Attractive|look cool]]. In reality, though, it makes them look [[Conservative|uneducated]] and [[Faggot|silly]]. Not surprisingly, it remains popular in the [[Confederate_States_of_America|American South]], [[USSR|Russia]], and other [[Europe|third world countries]].

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A typical wearer of the mullet hairstyle.

A universally-loved hairstyle, the mullet is famous for being "business in the front, party in the back," and douchebag all around. It is the favored hairstyle of 80's rock stars, rednecks and hillbillies. Worn mostly by men, some women choose to sport the hairstyle, as well.

In Canada and the Northern U.S., the mullet is also known as "Hockey hair," but nobody gives a fuck MILK COMES IN BAGS OLOLOLOLOL.


Yo-Landi Vi$$er is famous thanks to her mullet.

History

The first recorded case of the mullet dates back to the 6th Century, when a Byzantine ROMAN historian named Procopius recorded in his sekrit diary how some rebels cut their hair like the sandniggers of Western Asia and then inexplicably named it after the chinks of Eastern Asia.

It was popularized in the US around the 1960's, when some welsh guy named Tom Jones (who was popular with the ladies) styled his hair this way. Then David Bowie and Paul McCartney of Beatles fame wore one. That's when it started to become popular with hair bands and Billy Ray Cyrus. In 1994 (totally in the knick of time, amirite?) the Beastie Boys wrote a song about it called "Mullet Head," thus giving it the name "Mullet".

A major misconception propagated by the mass media of yore is that the people who choose this hairstyle look cool. In reality, though, it makes them look uneducated and silly. Not surprisingly, it remains popular in the American South, Russia, and other third world countries.