'He looks SO Aussie': American Traveler Goes Viral for Cutting a Mullet to Assimilate With His Australian Friends
To all of my 1980s survivors out there, prepare yourselves, because the hair trends that plagued our hallways and filled our sibling's bathroom with Aquanet are getting popular again. Behold, the Mullet has returned.
Although there are certain things that are charming about a mullet–namely, the nonchalance of its wearer and inherently unserious associations–at the end of the day, it's still a mullet… Business in the front, party in the back. But no nations are as known for the revival of the mullet as the Australians. A seemingly perfect fit for their jokester men, the mullet has made a major comeback Down Under, which is why when this American travelrer arrived on Sydney soil, he went straight to the barber for a new look.
Scroll for the video that went viral of a guy who's simple haircut made him completely assimilate with an entire culture in under 20 minutes.
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