Why do some black guys walk around with combs sticking in their hair??

i saw one this morning looked like a right tit. I suppose its fashion but really how does a big black dude with a plastic come sticking out of his head look cool?? please do tell me i've not stopped laughing about how stupid he looked!

Why do some black guys walk around with combs sticking in their hair??

LOL I agree with Simply Me. And why do white girls constantly brush there hair even though nothing is wrong with it. We could go back and forth all day. But no one really wears a afro anymore so I don't know where you've seen that

Why do some black guys walk around with combs sticking in their hair??

Did they walk out of a time portal from the 60s lol

Why do some black guys walk around with combs sticking in their hair??

Because when they're in a gang, everything is cool.

Why do some black guys walk around with combs sticking in their hair??

Sounds pretty hip to me. Like a warrior.

Why do some black guys walk around with combs sticking in their hair??

well i suppose they cant put the comb in there pockets because ther jeans are half way down there legs.

Why do some black guys walk around with combs sticking in their hair??

Because its the fashion.

As in the past people use to wear Drain pipes and have a ducks **** hair style it no different .

Does that answer your question??

Why do some black guys walk around with combs sticking in their hair??

the comb gets stuck in their afro

Why do some black guys walk around with combs sticking in their hair??

LOL yeah its kinda weird

Why do some black guys walk around with combs sticking in their hair??

lol

wow

i really don't know

I've only seen that in grease and they're not even black lol

Why do some black guys walk around with combs sticking in their hair??

so they don't have to carry a man-purse.

Why do some black guys walk around with combs sticking in their hair??

haha

just in case he needs one to brush his hair

i think there's also a coin purse and all of his credit cards in there.

Why do some black guys walk around with combs sticking in their hair??

These urr a bunch o' folk who dinnae huv any pockets, or their pockets urr filled with "stuff"!! I cannae stop gigglin' when I see a wee guy wi' a comb stuck in his heid. Oops, jist thought, it might be a religious thing and I'm takin' the mick.....

Why do some black guys walk around with combs sticking in their hair??

It's a habit.

I've also wondered why MOST white guys wear socks with sandals..its crazy!

Also, I cant forget about how white girls flip their hair. Wtf? Do they have a tick or something??

Why do some black guys walk around with combs sticking in their hair??

Troll.

Why do some black guys walk around with combs sticking in their hair??

i didnt know people did it to be cool, i used to do that so i wouldnt lose my comb, and easy access if you want to fix your hair. and us minorities arent here to make you white folx laugh. why dont you guys laugh at all them fruity white boys wearing them bootytight jeans.

Why do some black guys walk around with combs sticking in their hair??

I'd say It's just a fad. Most people whether white, black, hispanic or asian are actually relatively conservative and do not follow fads. However, there are sizeable minorities among each group who do.

Whites rarely follow the same fads that blacks do but they still have their fair share of them too. I remember in 1963, the English Mod look with thick hair spray and eye-shadow and the mini-skirt was just becoming popular with white teenage girls in America. My Aunt Elizabeth and I saw a girl like that one day in a shopping mall. My aunt, who was very old-school was shocked and said "She looks awful! If she was my daughter I'd beat the c*r*a*p out of her."

Conservative people who do not follow fads are usually bewildered by people who do, often labling them as goofy or stupid looking. That's not unusual. Sometimes they are right, other times I'd say there is some bias or prejudice there. It depends on what the fad is.

In the 1970's, so-called Afro hair-styles were popular with some young black Americans. Yet, I found that black ex-change students from Africa did not like them or consider them "African." One Nigerian student at the time asked me "Why do they wear their hair that way? It makes their heads look like a forest!" So, all told, faddishness is a complex phenomenon with opinions that come from all directions.