Ben McCabe, who works at Razortrim in Erdington said he had been inundated with bookings for the hairstyle
Barber Ben McCabe giving Ollie Stokes, 17, the Ibiza Final Boss cut
Brummies have been swept up in the “Ibiza Final Boss” craze as one city barber revealed he was averaging two of the unusual hair cuts a day.
Geordie Jack Kay has become famous on social media after a clip of him dancing in Ibiza went viral.
The video of Brit Jack Kay – who has a very distinctive hair style – has amassed millions of views and resulted in many eager to copy his unusual look.
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Ben McCabe, who works at Razortrim in Erdington said he had been inundated with bookings for the hairstyle.
The 21-year-old told the Mirror: “Everyone is asking for it. When I first saw it, I thought it hilarious – we were all sending it around. It looks like he’s stuck it on!
“Then the very first day I was back at work – people were asking for it, and showing me the video.”
Ben said Razortrim were charging £28 for the cut as he admitted he wouldn’t sport it himself.
“Everyone has got their own style; some people might find it attractive, some not,” he said.
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“A lot have taken inspiration from it. The accessories all help – the vest, the chain, the tattoos, the man bag, it’s a vibe.
“I wouldn’t get it myself – I’m vanilla, but people love it.
“It’s Ibiza season and this is the style – whether it wears off by winter who knows, or whether it will come back next summer. But it’s definitely hot now.”
Revealing how to get the “perfect Final Boss”, Ben said it would be a “high skin fade with the top slicked to the side”.
He added: “It’s pretty similar to just a normal skin fade. It’s longer on top.
“There’s a bit less of a blend. You got more of a Peaky Blinders style going on. But it’s mainly the beard that makes it.”