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Mullets.
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14-11-2018 10:55am#1
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Nah, it's "Meet me at McDonald's" haircut on the young lads nowadays.
The mullet was famously 'office at the front, party at the back'. The MMAMD is sort of a reverse mullet.
Like us who come of age in the 80's, in the 2040's these lads are gonna cringe at their old photos, forever immortalised on social media.
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Hector Savage wrote: »Why is it called "Meet me at McDonalds" ?
No-one seems to be quite sure. The current working theory is that youngfellas with that hairstyle are likely to say that very thing, and to hang around at McDonalds. Personally I'd have called it the "Spandau Ballet", but I'm old. 0 -
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