Dirty_Jerz
Ethiop
Yea well when you can slap a bowl on your head and just give a quick trim, hair line life means nothing.
how come black men are the only ones who HAVE to have sharp shape ups?
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Yea well when you can slap a bowl on your head and just give a quick trim, hair line life means nothing.
ShenJingPoQi
All Star
It is bullshyt really.
A cac balds or his hairline recedes no one makes a big deal out of it. A brotha experiences the same, he clowned on by insecure nikkas
A cac balds or his hairline recedes no one makes a big deal out of it. A brotha experiences the same, he clowned on by insecure nikkas
Cave Savage
Feminist
Out of curiosity, when did black men start getting lineups?
ShenJingPoQi
All Star
Honestly, I never ever realize other people's hairline until people started clowning on others. I didn't even notice it.
Mid 90s. Nasir Jones was the pioneer of that shyt.
i gotta couple brehs that can get a edge up every week and their hairlines are still crisp as it was in HS. but MOST dudes that was on that tight edgeup wave are walkin round one with receding hairlines or baldies nowi'm glad i never subscribed to getting haircuts weekly/bi-weekly.
The barber never gave them the warning talk?
The barber never gave them the warning talk?
Barber want that fast $$$. He don;t give a damn about anything but the $$$.
Dirty_Jerz
Ethiop
So maybe the hairline movement is to subconsciously seperate black men, spiritually and practically, from some of our greatest leaders in order for us to be "capable" employees?
(not to those who know their history anyway regardless of hair shape, specifically the unconsious and misguided). Post a pic on instagram of malcom x looking "rough" with funny quotes and others may just follow.
shyt, what talk?The barber never gave them the warning talk?
i wasnt given a warning either. i just didnt like idea of barbers razor blading the top of my head to get this precise hairline.
I do it for symmetry and I like going to the barber 
Not me, I got my haircut one week and a shape up the next, I never had braids or cornrows which is what I personally feel leads to baldness and the receding line.
i gotta couple brehs that can get a edge up every week and their hairlines are still crisp as it was in HS. but MOST dudes that was on that tight edgeup wave are walkin round one with receding hairlines or baldies now
Not me, I got my haircut one week and a shape up the next, I never had braids or cornrows which is what I personally feel leads to baldness and the receding line.
Have wack barbers brehs
naw this isn't true, you got a variety of different nikkas rocking too many different hairstyles still pulling females.
KnickstapeCity
The Big Dikk King
So maybe the hairline movement is to subconsciously seperate black men, spiritually and practically, from some of our greatest leaders in order for us to be "capable" employees?
Post a pic on instagram of malcom x looking "rough" with funny quotes and others may just follow.
Malcolm's hairline looked rough, but it was proportionate. MLK's hairline was kinda
Regardless, they are in the history books as emancipators of black folks. Today, nikkas break their necks for a sharp hairline and to do anything for superficial appearances.