A Tennessee woman has accomplished something truly remarkable: she has the world’s longest mullet

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A Tennessee woman has accomplished something truly remarkable: she has the world’s longest mullet. Yes, you read that right. A mullet. Apparently, this is still a thing.

The woman, named Peggy Sue, spent years growing out her hair in the quintessential mullet style – short in the front, long in the back. Her hair now measures a whopping 5 feet 8 inches. To put that in perspective, that’s taller than many professional basketball players.

When asked why she decided to pursue such a feat, Peggy Sue had this to say: “I just really love the way mullets look. It’s the perfect hairstyle for any occasion. Plus, it’s really easy to maintain. I just have to brush the back part once a week and I’m good to go.”

It’s hard to argue with that kind of logic.

Peggy Sue’s accomplishment has earned her a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records, which is no small feat. In addition to bragging rights, Peggy Sue also received a trophy and a lifetime supply of hair gel. Because what else would you give someone with a mullet?

But Peggy Sue’s success has not come without its fair share of criticism. Some people have questioned why anyone would want to grow out their hair in such a manner. Others have pointed out that the mullet went out of style decades ago. But Peggy Sue is unfazed.

“I don’t care what anyone else thinks. I’m proud of my mullet,” she said.

Peggy Sue’s long locks have even attracted the attention of some high-profile individuals. Country music superstar Billy Ray Cyrus tweeted his congratulations to Peggy Sue, writing: “Finally, someone has dethroned me as the king of the mullet. Congrats, Peggy Sue!”

We never thought we’d live in a world where mullets were making a comeback, but here we are. Who knows, maybe next year we’ll all be rocking the feathered hair and spandex pants of the 1980s.

But for now, we’ll just sit back and admire Peggy Sue’s record-breaking hairdo. It takes a lot of dedication to grow out your hair in such a manner, but it’s clear that Peggy Sue was up to the task.

Congratulations, Peggy Sue. May your mullet continue to be a source of pride and inspiration for us all.

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