TikTok User Asks Black Women if They Like White Men With Buzz Cuts, Video Clocks 800k Views

TikTok User Asks Black Women if They Like White Men With Buzz Cuts, Video Clocks 800k Views

  • A young gentleman asked his TikTok followers if black women like white men with a buzz cut
  • The gent's question comes after he notices a lot of black ladies checking him out after his cut
  • The online community reacted to the video, with many huns expressing how they loved his new hairstyle
  • Matthew told Briefly News that through his buzz cut, his eyes were opened to other cultures
TikTok users asked if black ladies like white men with buzz cut.
A man asked if black women like white men with a buzz cut. Images: @matthewravell
Source: TikTok

After his fresh haircut, a young man who felt good about himself took to his TikTok account to pose a question for black women.

In the video, @matthewravell is outside in beautiful weather, recording himself with his fresh buzz cut. He said that after he had done his hair, many black women had been checking him out.

He said he was not used to that. The young man told women that the haircut is called a buzz cut. He further posed a question, asking if black ladies like white men with his type of cut.

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White man asks black women if they like a gent with buzz cut

Watch the TikTok video below:

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Guy speaks to Briefly News about his experience since his buzz cut

Matthew spoke to Briefly News about his experience, saying it was really an interesting one. He said he was really scared to cut his hair because he thought people would tease him, but then, his black friends started complimenting him, and he started being cool with his hairstyle.

Matthew noticed that black huns were also checking him out, now that he cut his hair. He said this was a nice experience.

"I was quite taken aback as I had never had that before. It was pretty cool cause I started flirting with black chicks that gave me the look, you know."

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The young man said this experience changed his perspective on looks and actually opened his eyes to different cultures a lot more.

Women loved the man's buzz cut

The video garnered over 800k views, with many black women head over heels, hilariously showing the guy love.

@hopie commented:

"The buzz cut is giving 'get in the car Elizabeth' ."

@ESTHER said:

"We love white men who have either have a buzz cut or a lot of hair no in between."

@Lilo said:

"That's why Prison Break was popular this side."

@Yemisi had a realisation:

"Not me realising the reason I liked that guy from Purple hearts was because of his buzz cut."

@Skye suggested:

"Hear me out… make it platinum blonde."

@Aluuuuu㊙️ loved:

"There's just something about a white man and a buzz cut okay, you gotta understand that! "

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@asi_lily_ took to her TikTok account and posted a video of them landing in Mzansi. The two love birds are in the airport, and the TikTokker is beaming excitedly that she's back home. She greeted her social media followers in her home language - isiXhosa. Her bae was also greeted in the same language. The lady applauded her bae for his Xhosa, which has improved.

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Sinothando Siyolo (Editor) Sinothando Siyolo is a Human Interest Writer at Briefly News. He holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree from the University of Cape Town (UCT), with majors in Media and Writing, Politics and Governance. Before joining Briefly, Sinothando worked as a Content Producer for Hibari Media and as a News Content Producer for The South African (TSA). He has the ability to write across various sections - News, Human Interest, Politics, Entertainment, and Business. He joined Briefly in 2023. You can contact Sinothando at s2pinyana@gmail.com