Bulgarian hairstyle

[Shah-Jehan]

well, the linebacker has this hairstyle.

[Minesweeper]

Our tennis players did the same thing once. Funny enough, we had a controversial film called Sisanje(Skinning) about skinheads released month or two ago which was very popular at that time so what they did was seen as promotion of the film and even the skinhead subculture and they got criticized by some NGOs.

Anyway, that's not a hairstyle, rather a haircut. Good luck against Germans.

[poiuytrewq0987]

I don't shave, I prefer buzzcuts. I don't like growing my hair too long mainly because it's thin so it doesn't look good.

[Shkembe Chorba]

Our tennis players did the same thing once. Funny enough, we had a controversial film called Sisanje(Skinning) about skinheads released month or two ago which was very popular at that time so what they did was seen as promotion of the film and even the skinhead subculture and they got criticized by some NGOs.

Do you remember Romania what did back in 1998

[Minesweeper]

Do you remember Romania what did back in 1998

No, this is much more hard core than shaving imo.

[Shkembe Chorba]

No, this is much more hard core than shaving imo.

A team of Eminems?

[Mens-Sarda]

Yesterday I was thinking that nearly all my friend have that particular hairstyle.

oh yeah! very comfortable hairstyle, very common here inside Sardinia

[Lithium]

Well, we need some pluralism, I don't have this "hairstyle" and I don't even want to have it

[Nurzat]

me and my wife both noticed how different is the haircut culture in Bulgaria compared to Romania - while in Romania almost all men 15 to 45 years old have "cool" hairstyles most of the time bordering kitsch, like shaved sides and pompadour styled with gel, wax, washed every day and styled with the air blower, young boys often having stuff like shaved X-s or lines included in the haircut etc, really low-class vibe or at most some sort of a caricature or kitsch result of what they intended initially. so while in Romania the men's haircuts are a disaster, in Bulgaria men had absolutely normal haircuts and not standing out in any way, not necessarily buzz cuts although I did see some, but normal short hair with no particular styling, which looks good imo and also in clothing I didn't see the hipsters and the usual trap music fan style - Romanian youth looks like they all want to stand out and have a style and like they watch styling vlogs and make an effort, which of course is their right to dress whatever they want to, but I personally enjoy simpler "normcore" anonymous clothing and hairstyles, so a plus to Bulgaria for that