Nowadays, most of us reside in societies where the right to free speech is taken for granted. Even though it has taken a while, it seems like we are getting closer to a time when people may be themselves, dress however they choose, and express themselves without worrying about retaliation.
I think it’s something to be happy about. Why shouldn’t individuals be able to express themselves through their attire? Why shouldn’t they have the freedom to experiment with their hair, bodies, and styles?
Perhaps nowhere is this more evident than in the highest echelons of the entertainment business, where musicians and actors frequently set the trends for the general public by pushing the limits of what is considered “IN” in terms of fashion.
Celebrities have always been at the forefront of what is deemed cutting edge and fashionable. After all, they are celebrities for a reason—to attract attention and generate conversations—and they work hard to maintain their reputation.
Few, however, have perhaps ever gone as far as rapper and YouTuber Dan Sur, who allegedly had a set of gold chains surgically inserted into his skull.
We understand that you’re probably wondering, “Who is Dan Sur?” Why in the world did he have surgery so that gold chains could hang from his head? Why hadn’t I heard of this earlier?
Fortunately, we can provide you with some answers. First off, Sur is an independent rapper and content creator who mostly uses social media. He has about 8.1 million TikTok fans, 700,000 YouTube subscribers, and 2 million Facebook followers.
The rapper really had a number of hooks placed in his skull so that he could attach golden chains to his striking golden hair, giving the appearance that he was wearing the chains as hair.
Furthermore, it is a true illusion. In 2021, Sur had the operation, saying he desired a distinctive appearance when he told his fans about it.
The 23-year-old stated at the time, “I have it as a hook that is implanted in my head, and that hook has hooks, and they are all hooked in my skull, under my skin.” “This is my hair. golden hair. The first rapper in history to have golden hair implanted.
Such a look, of course, raises a number of issues. One doctor expressed concern about the weight being supported by the hooks, not to mention the chance that Dan’s skull might be fractured if he pulled away and the chains became hooked on something.
Naturally, there is also the risk of infection. “Implants like this are not safe,” plastic surgeon Dr. Frank Agullo said to Yahoo! News. They give bacteria a simple way to enter the body from the outside. The bone that covers the brain in this instance.
Furthermore, I’m worried about how much weight these hooks can hold. The implant could come loose and perhaps break the skull due to weight or any unintentional tug on a gold band.
It’s safe to say that I don’t have any firm plans to follow Dan Sur’s example anytime soon.
