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Tami Manis
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US: Knoxville's Tami Manis enters Guinness Book of World Records for her mullet

| @indiablooms | Sep 03, 2023, at 07:30 pm

An American woman has entered her name in the Guinness Book of World Records for having the world's longest competitive mullet for a female.

Tami Manis, from Knoxville, last cut the back of hair on February 9 1990.

“A lot of people just notice it when I turn around, so most of the time it’s like they don’t realize how long my hair is until they look at the backside,” Manis said in a video posted by Guinness World Records on Thursday as quoted by CNN.

According to reports, the American woman, who is a public nurse by profession, was inspired by a music video from American rock band 'Til Tuesday.

She had earlier competed in the  2022 US Mullet Championships.

She finished in the second spot in the competition.

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