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17-02-06, 02:05 AM
Whats your view on this trend?
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17-02-06, 02:16 AM
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I don’t like it but to each his own I suppose… I like it short and clean cut.
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17-02-06, 02:24 AM
I don't really like a bal' head, my bro's had braids until there hair was long enough for locks and I think they looked sweet. I like locks but if I had to choose between a bal' head and braids it'll braids everytime.
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17-02-06, 08:21 AM
I see cornrows as a little girls' hairstyle sincelittle girlswere the only ones wearing that style when I was a child. When my SO said he was thinking of getting his hair braided in cornrows, I was horrified and asked him to please not do that. It just doesn't lookin anyway, shape or form, manly to me.
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17-02-06, 11:19 AM
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It's kinda of gay. On the plus side of it though I can instantly tellthatpeople with themare dumb.
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17-02-06, 12:37 PM
Braids...under @ 8 years old, ok... after that... YUCK.
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17-02-06, 02:15 PM
I like braids on a guy, but only some can rock it right. Same with a skinhead, only some guys can rock it right. I think some guys have braids cos it draws attention from the girls, girls be like "can I braid ur hair"or "ohh he's got good quality hairI wanna have a baby with him". Overall I think it's cool, and guys with dreads is a double plus.
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17-02-06, 02:27 PM
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hey facety you know me...you know what I use to draw attention from the ladies...
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Yes and it ain't ur skinhead :P
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17-02-06, 03:30 PM
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I think some guys have braids cos it draws attention from the girls, girls be like "can I braid ur hair"or "ohh he's got good quality hairI wanna have a baby with him".
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How old are these girls that think that way????
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Hmmm cane row on grown men - not my flavour, but if its done right, its ok i guess. I just like men with NO HAIR, or with afros - i don't mind that. But when a man has a more intricate hairstyle than me! I don't find it very attractive.
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in all seriousness, there are some men who really shouldn't be rocking canerows. Like the men in their 40's who are going bald! i'VE SEEN SOME BAD CASES - of canerowing around the bald patch. Just let it go!
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And canerow doesn't suit everyone, a lot of men don't seem to know that! and canerowing your hair into two bunches - is just for LITTLE GIRLS!!!!!!! I've seen some girly hair styles on men.
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If the TRUTH is told the YOUTH can Grow/Try to survive/Before they take CONTROL - NAS
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17-02-06, 03:36 PM
These girls could be up in their 20s, and as immature as a shame. Thing is I like guys who stand out and are different so if some of them rock a girly hairstyle but still look good then more power to them
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17-02-06, 04:41 PM
facety girl - girls in their 20's talking like that! ITS A DAMN SHAME. I would expect that from girls who are in their mid teens - at the very MOST!
One thing that attracts me to a man is his appearance of being masculine - if he has his hair all zigzaged and sticking up, in two pony tails like my eight year old neice. It will turn me off!
But i do understand what you mean about standing out
If the TRUTH is told the YOUTH can Grow/Try to survive/Before they take CONTROL - NAS
Just because 1 million people believe something, it doesn\'t make it a fact!
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17-02-06, 04:52 PM
Yeah thats y i said it's the immature 20 somethings that carry on like that. But in saying thatmy bredrin came to my house with his hair braided in a certain way and I was like "damn! You need to get ur hair done like that more often". And as he's lyin on my bed I'm there stroking his hair and playing with his plaits. So I guess I'm just as bad!
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17-02-06, 05:13 PM
I used to love braides but once I seen puerto rican dudeswalking around with braids and everybody and they mother has it made me not like them anymore. Now I prefer low neat hair cut, dark ceaser, waves that sort of thing. Dreads is good when they nice and neat and pretty but no braids, there wack now like gold fronts.
To believe is to have doubt and no facts but to know is to have facts and no doubt.
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17-02-06, 05:53 PM
Can't stand them. Too many connatations with thug culture and nowadays a visible effect of American Cultural Imperialism.
When I was a toddler I had them until about two, but then my Pops did the proper thing and cut them off. They look messy, unprofessional and symbolise more negative thinmgs nowadays than positive one.
On kids I can understand, but my sister came to me when her son was two to cut them off his head. Jamaican traditiona an all that...
Truthful time here: If two brothers came to me to be interviewed for a Job, the one with short hair will always get the nod as far as I'm concerned. It looks far more professional in a business context and I just question the need for a grown man to have them. To me they evoke low-aspiration, ghetto mentality and a victim of American Cultural Imperialism.
That's how I feel team...
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