YOU’LL HAVE TO MULLET OVER...
People sporting ‘party at the back’ hairstyle have more fun
Bowie was hair-tied in second place with 80s icon Pat Sharpe, with Roadhouse star Patrick Swayze next in line, followed by footballer Chris Waddle.
Other beloved celebrity mullets included Michael Bolton, Hulk Hogan and country singer Billy Ray Cyrus — father of pop titan Miley — who has also sported a similar look.
PEOPLE with mullets have more fun than those who don’t — enjoying more nights out, spicier food and a better wardrobe.
Those with the “party at the back” hairstyle have an average of five nights out a month, a study found.
And the non-mulleted folk lagged behind with an average of only three.
Being a free spirit, being mischievous and doing the unexpected topped a list of attributes those with the 1980sinspired look believe they have.
A spokesman for Foxy Bingo, which commissioned the research to launch its “mullet-only salon” in Newcastle, England said: “It’s no surprise to us that those with mullets are having more fun.
Movement
“There’s a real mullet movement happening as people start to get more experimental with their styles.”
The research also found the mulleted masses among us are twice as likely to suggest a saucy game of truth or dare than those with normal barnets.