Famous Flattops Of The 90s

Famous Flattops Of The 90s


 
The flattop (yes, it’s one word) is a retro hairstyle that’s like a crew cut with a spikey top.  Maintaining a crisp flattop is difficult and it requires a new haircut every 1-2 weeks.  In the 90’s, many entertainers chose the flattop as their ‘do of choice to both measure taller and show that they could afford a weekly barber visit.  Below are the most famous flattoppers from the 90’s.  Leave any that I missed in the comments.

Flattoppers In Entertainment

Kid.  From the rap group Kid ‘N Play

Will Smith.  The Fresh Prince, you know.

Phranc. Lesbian folk singer.

Vanilla Ice.  Rapper, inspiration to all.

Athletic Flattoppers

Detlef Schrempf.  NBA.


Chris Mullin
.  NBA.

Patrick Ewing.  NBA.

Kendall Gill.  NBA.

Howie Long.  NFL.

Steve Timmons.  Olympic volleyball player and founder of Redsand sportswear.

Other Flattoppers

Drew Carey.  Guy from the Drew Carey show.

Susan Powter.  The wacky “Stop the insanity!” fitness/nutrition lady.

Guile.  Character in Street Fighter.

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    Oh Detlef Schrempf, what a hilariously bad name and a haircut to match.

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    casey jones Says:
    January 20th, 2009 at 6:09 pm
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    should have included arsenio hall

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    YOU REALLY FORGOT PAUL PHEONIX FROM TEKKEN 2 1994

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