The Mane Event! 2024 Mullet Championship Winners to Be Crowned in Annual Competition

America’s most majestic mullets proved they are head and shoulders above the rest at the annual USA Mullet Championships.

The infamous ‘business at the front, party at the back’ haircut of the 80s is celebrated each year with a contest where fans can choose their favorite mullet and raise money for American war veterans at the same time.

Competitors proudly showed off their cuddly mullets as they competed in three categories this year: Kids, Teens and the coveted Mane Event.

The finalists in each category have been competing for votes over the past few weeks, with many proudly donning wraparound sunglasses and the Stars and Stripes style, while showing off their old-school hairstyles.

Today the winners of the three USA Mullet Championships were officially announced.

Pictured: 2024 USA Mullet Championships ‘Mane Event’ winner Todd Grubb of Galesburg, Michigan

Scott Salvadore of Stillwater, New York, second at the USA Mullet Championships, with his mullet ‘The Lord’s Drapes’

Third Place Finalist Holden Stevanus of Erie, Pennsylvania, with his mullet ‘Rebellious Ruffles’

Winner of the SA Mullet Championships 2024 Kids Division Kamden Cunningham from Swoyersville, Pennsylvania, with his mullet ‘The Kammander’

Brody Byrne of South Boston, Massachusetts, second at the USA Mullet Championships, with his mullet ‘Hair 2 Party’

Third Place Kids Division Finalist Killian Depew of Avoca, Pennsylvania with his mullet ‘Killi Ray Cyrus’

They were determined by a combination of online votes by the public, charitable donations made on their behalf by supporters and points awarded by a panel of expert judges.

All donations from mullet fans in support of their favorite mullets go to former NFL star Jared Allen’s Homes For Wounded Warriors to help American war veterans.

Mane Event winner Todd Grubb and his mullet nicknamed ‘Flow Motion’ took home the top prize, beating reigning champion and two-time winner Scott Salvadore and his mullet ‘The Lord’s Drapes’ into third place.

Third place went to Holden Stevenus with his mullet nicknamed ‘Rebellious Ruffles’.

The trio faced stiff competition from a number of beautiful mullets, including Mane Event finalists with nicknames such as ‘The Walmart Wolverine’, ‘The Florida Free Bird’ and ‘Le Baron Des Muléts’.

Todd, 59, of Galesburg, Michigan, repeated his success from last year at the 55+ championship on an even bigger stage.

Four years ago, he started growing his mullet, which he nicknamed “Flow Motion,” after deciding to stop cutting his hair due to COVID.

In his contest entry, Todd paid tribute to his hairdresser: “My hair has been cut by some amazing people, but I owe it all to the Hair Maestro at George Salon in Portage, Michigan!”

Landon Brown from Missouri with his mullet ‘Landimal’

Joe Brito IV of Parrish, Florida, with his mullet ‘Fins Up’

Calvin Johnson of Fort Campbell, Kentucky, with his mullet ‘Son of a Soldier’

Kaison Plagmann of Junction City, Oregon, with his mullet ‘The Baby Toby Keith’

Gauge Bradley from Trevose, Pennsylvania, with his mullet ‘Lightning and The Thunda’

Avery Quiroz from San Antonio, Texas with his mullet ‘The Texas Waterfall’

Peyton Cook from Pell City, Alabama, with his mullet ‘New Boot Goofin’

Hayes Pesch of New Glarus, Wisconsin, with his mullet ‘Hippie Hayes’

Lincoln Porter of Cleveland, Virginia, with his mullet ‘Bills Mafia Mullet’

Gus Ackley of Richmond, Vermont, with his mullet ‘The Green Mountain Monster’

Bryson ‘The Hammer’ Bettendorf of Miamisburg, Ohio, with his mullet ‘The Hammer Hullet’

Todd receives a $5,000 cash prize, a Mullet Championship belt, and a GoPro Hero12 Black Action Camera.

He is donating his prize money to Jared Allen’s Homes For Wounded Warriors.

Six-year-old Kamden Cunningham was named Kids Mullet Champion 2024 with his mullet, nicknamed ‘The Kammander’, which he proudly grew out after his long hair was cut off with nose hair scissors by his older brother Karson.

Kamden, of Swoyersville, Pennsylvania, told the dramatic story behind his mullet in his contest entry.

His entry reads: ‘I always had beautiful ringlet curls, all natural. On humid days I had a pretty cool afro.

‘One day my older brother didn’t want me to have long hair anymore. He grabbed a pair of scissors in the bathroom to cut nose hair and started cutting the hair off.

‘My mother cried when she found a clump of curls at the top, but we could no longer leave my hair the way Karson ‘styled’ it.

USA Mullet Championships 2024 ‘Mane Event’ finalist Nathan Lofy of Sayner, Wisconsin, with his mullet ‘Ginga J’

Morgan Earp of Rockford, Illinois, with his mullet ‘GOAT Mullet of All-Time And It’s Not Even Close’

Matt Rollins of Bryan, Texas, with his mullet nicknamed ‘Le Baron Des Muléts’

USA Mullet Championships 2024 ‘Mane Event’ third place finalist Holden Stevanus of Erie, Pennsylvania, with his mullet ‘Rebellious Ruffles’

Nathan Lofy of Sayner, Wisconsin, with his mullet ‘Ginga J’

Ronnie Aiton from South Carolina, with his mullet ‘Mullet Mafia’

George Hannon of Pinellas Park, Florida, with his mullet nicknamed ‘The Florida Free Bird’

Tyler Mortier of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, with his mullet ‘Father Mullet’

Dave Houtz of Gallatin, Tennessee, with his mullet ‘The Walmart Wolverine’

‘I wanted to keep my hair long, so we searched the internet for styling options and I picked a photo where the haircut was indeed a mullet. That’s how the Kammander was born.’

Second place went to Brody Byrne, age 7, of South Boston, Massachusetts, with his mullet nicknamed “Hair 2 Party.”

Three-year-old Killian Depew of Avoca, Philadelphia, finished third with his mullet, nicknamed “Killi Ray Cyrus” in tribute to mullet legend Billy Ray Cyrus.

The trio faced stiff competition from a number of beautiful mats. The Kids Division finalists included candidates with nicknames such as ‘Lightning and The Thunda’, ‘The Green Mountain Monster’ and ‘School in the Front, Detention in the Back’.

Some of the candidates, all under 12 years old, have been breeding mullets all their lives. The finalists also include a few toddlers.

Winner Kamden will also receive a $5,000 cash prize, a Mullet Championship belt and a GoPro Hero12 Black Action Camera.