| Display title | Badass Long Hair |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A trope popular during the age of the Nineties Anti-Hero, when Heroic or Anti-Heroic men with long hair were considered Badass. These days it isn't as prevalent as it was then, but for a while it seemed every Action Hero had hair down to at least their shoulders. Usually their long hair was tied back into a ponytail (loose, flowing hair was usually the sign of the grunge bully, but not always), or else was worn in the classic mullet style (or a Hime Cut). |
