Historical pop culture photo breakdownfrom @the_life_professor

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Has there ever been another person who has looked more messed up than, like, 1972 Peter Gabriel? He's like, yeah. Yeah. And whenever people rank them, you know, why, he would always say, well, it's so I can, you know, swat lice as they climb from one side to the better. Or I was a Mohican in the past life, so I'm gonna be a negative one in this life. Or, you know, I talked to a Harry Krishna and he said that I was halfway there. So you can't look in those eyes and say he doesn't have some real zingers. And it's like one of those things of, like, even in a decade of, like, over the top theatrics, no one has ever come close to whatever this guy was doing. Also really funny whenever you look at, like, the rest of Genesis just trying to be like a normal rock band and then we got Clorgar over tier. Rank whenever he's no in that, he's in the flower suit or in his honest to Good fursona. Obviously, a lot of the appeal for Peter Gabriel for the reverse Mohawk was just to kind of freak people out which, you know, mission accomplished. Because he was a very good looking guy. He had to genuinely work very hard to become the ugliest human on the planet. I also find this version with stubble even funnier because it's like, what do you do in between shows? Do you grow it out? You no, like, do you keep it shaved? Because you can't, like, comb over anything. This is a doodle that can't be undid homeskillet. Of worse, later on, Peter Gaper would go back to human hair for his sledgehammer years. And now he's very comfortable best being evil Phil Collins. But it's one of those things where it's like, I'm sure that Phil Collins would love to go back in time and get his old hair. I'm I'm not sure if Peter can say the same, but, tell me what you think for Pete's sake and, hole for Lauren.