"The Guido's From Staten Island Called, They Want There Hair Back".

When i was growing up, i'd always style my hair before i left my house. If it was wax in my hair to make a mowhawk or gel to spike my hair up. Over the past few year's i've grown smarter and wiser and definately more style consious. I thought it was very cool to spike my hair really spikey, I even had a tape up at the time. A tape up is a low fade all around and alot of hair on top and on the top's of the side. I'ts a great example of what not to do, and here is a picture.

Please as a proud brooklynite, do not let your hair look like this.
A great alternative and a much better looking idea for your head is to shave it all off evenly! I know it could sound risky but if the shape of your head can handle it go for it and it'll save u some dough.
Just today i was complimenting A good friend of mine on a good haircut he got. It was short but not too short (even though there's no such thing) and styled great. He simply replied "I dont like it, it's too short". He probably didnt realize but i looked at him in complete awe. Was he trying to be modest about his gangsta cut? could be but the cut is nice.
Remember in the first American Pie movie when the boys were eating in the restaurant in the begining and Jim (Jason Biggs) asked his boy's if he should go for "cool lay back Jim" with the front of his hair down or "cool bad ass Jim" with the front of his hair up? That scene defined hair style for that generation. I think our new generation is filled with cool faux hawks and crew cut's and thats fine as long as there's no attempts to spike it especially if you consider yourself a respectable human being. Avoid the gel and stick to the fresh out of the shower look. It takes no effort and i promise and im sure everybody will agree that its more comftorble.
Gel can cause loss of hair and acne if you sweat wearing gel. I havn't worn gel since the 12th grade and plan and staying that way.
Enjoy my song today it's FRESH. I dont even think theres a real music video yet.