Jaylen Brown’s Fake Hairline Controversy Leaves Mark on NBA
Boston Celtics player Jaylen Brown has stirred controversy this season over his hairline. During a recent video stream, he attributed the stress of chasing championships for the past decade to his hair loss. In an attempt to appear more youthful, Brown has started using hair spray to enhance his hair’s appearance.
Incidents of Hairline Mishaps
Brown’s hair transformation became a hot topic during the Celtics’ second game of the season. While playing against the Toronto Raptors, his hair spray transferred onto the jersey of OG Anunoby, leaving a noticeable black mark.
This moment quickly gained popularity on social media thanks to a video capture from a fan. It was shared widely and set the stage for further incidents involving Brown’s hair.
Recent Games and Consequences
In a commanding victory over the Washington Wizards, Brown scored 35 points. However, his hairline took center stage once again when it left a stain on the undershirt of Washington’s breakout forward, Kyshawn George.
- Brown’s hair spray has now affected three different players this season.
- Detroit Pistons player Ron Holland also experienced a similar fate, reacting in disbelief to the unexpected mark on his jersey.
As long as Brown continues to contribute significantly to the Celtics, his hairline issues appear likely to persist. With Jayson Tatum sidelined due to a torn Achilles, Brown’s increased workload means more sweating on the court.
The ongoing situation serves as a reminder for opponents: avoid wearing light-colored jerseys when facing the Celtics and Jaylen Brown. Meanwhile, many fans continue to compare Brown’s situation to that of Carlos Boozer, who faced years of scrutiny for his own attempts to mask hair loss.
As the season progresses, fans will be watching how both Brown’s performance and his hairline evolve on the court.
