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'I am OK cutting my own hair': Internet mocks NBA star Jalen Rose as he advises paying $100 for haircut

A tweet read, 'Jalen Rose is apparently speaking for the rich folks cause I’m far from broke but 100 for a cut is too much for me'
PUBLISHED FEB 18, 2023
The cost of haircuts recently became a hot topic of discussion after Jalen Rose made a remark about them (Marcus Ingram/Getty Images)
The cost of haircuts recently became a hot topic of discussion after Jalen Rose made a remark about them (Marcus Ingram/Getty Images)

DETROIT, MICHIGAN: The cost of haircuts recently became a hot topic of discussion after Jalen Rose made a remark about them. On February 17, the former NBA star stated that haircuts should cost at least $100 and that paying three figures for a professional barber is reasonable.

According to a video uploaded on Twitter by Daily Loud, Rose backed barbers and beauticians while answering reporter's questions, saying, “So first off, the minimum you are supposed to be spending for a quality barber is $100. I’m here to defend the sanctuary that is called barbers and beauticians. So many guys and people out there think y’all gon’ show up and get a fly haircut, and y’all gon’ spend $35. Y’all gon’ go to the end of the line, y’all gon’ hit up y’all barber. They gon’ send you to the voicemail, you’ll have a 1 o’clock appointment, and you are gonna get there at 1 o’clock, and somebody gon’ be sitting in the chair.”

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'I'm okay with just cutting my own hair'

Several people couldn't believe Rose said a high quality haircut should cost $100. As a result, a lot of people took to social media to express their views. His remarks also triggered an engaging discussion regarding the appropriate price for a quality haircut: One user wrote, “I’m okay with just cutting my own hair too lol.” “Jalen tripping. $100 might be cool for him but not over here. I’ll grow me a fro in a minute before I drop that much,” another added. 



 

Someone wrote, “I understand but, $100 a pop? the avg man prolly needs to go twice a month, $200 plus on a haircut? for the avg joe? mannnn, y’all better learn how to groom ya’ self and stop by the shop just for conversation.” “Jalen rose is apparently speaking for the rich folks cause I’m far from broke but 100 for a cut is too much for me,” a user added. “$100 minimum?? Jalen forgot that most of us didn't play in the NBA,” yet another user remarked. 



 



 



 



 



 

About Jalen Rose’s NBA career

Rose originally gained widespread attention as a member of the University of Michigan Wolverines' 'Fab Five', according to ESPN. The former NBA star then managed to advance to the NCAA Men's Division Basketball Championship games in 1992 and 1993. Thereafter, he also went on to have a successful NBA career.

He played for the Suns, Pacers, Bulls, Raptors, Knicks, and Pacers throughout his career. In 2000, he was voted the NBA's Most Improved Player, and in 1995, he was selected to the All-Rookie Second Team. In addition to making three straight appearances in the Eastern Conference Finals and making it to the 2000 NBA Finals, Rose is perhaps best known for being a member of the Raptors squad, Kobe Bryant, for which he scored 81 points. The 50-year-old now serves as an analyst on ABC and ESPN and is a well-respected member of the media.

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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