The Man, The Myth, The Legend: The Fandi Ahmad Mullet

I was walking to the Bugis MRT train station when I noticed something that brought a smile to my face. Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you the Fandi Ahmad Mullet.

I captured this gem as I walked pass a framing store. I took a quick glance and thought to myself, “Gee, that looks like Fandi Ahmad. Waitaminute! It IS Fandi Ahmad!”

Look at that suave, handsome young man. With boyish good looks and an honest smile, his gentlemanly demeanor is neatly accentuated with a tasteful mullet. I’ve got to give Fandi credit; he really pulled that look off back in the 1980s. It’s hard to believe he didn’t enter the scene of Malay rock. With a mullet like that, he’s a shoe-in for Malay heartthrob rocker of the century.

Gentlemen, the next time you decide to take a portrait, remember this – a monkey can wear a suit, but only a real man can wear a mullet. Fandi Ahmad, I salute you! You’re a national treasure, with a legendary mullet. Fandi Boleh!

Author: Dedrick Koh

Dedrick Koh is an acclaimed , fully-booked classical guitar teacher who teaches from his home studio at Sengkang. He has been teaching the classical guitar since 2006 and has successfully prepared students for ABRSM and Trinity exams and he holds a flawless 100% pass rate, and a 90% merit/distinction rate for his students. He was previously an instructor cum assistant conductor at Ngee Ann Polytechnic Strings under Alex Abisheganaden . Dedrick Koh is also a former public relations and communications specialist, having carved out a notable 10-year career in both the public and private sector. He has work for/on brands like Nanyang Polytechnic, Coca Cola, DHL, Nokia, Nestle, the Health Promotion Board, the Economic Development Board of Singapore and the President Challenge. He also also been featured in the Straits Time, the New Paper, and CNN.

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