Nebraska Hair Edit Meaning

1.

Hair that has sweeping bangs across the forehead. The bangs sometimes cover the eyes and the hair is usually dark in color. It is sometimes spiked up in the back.

It is derived from the hair of Conor Oberstand a guy who used to be in my English class, who both have that hair and are both from Nebraska.

See emo hair.

Jack: Look at Josh... He has Nebraska Hair!

Maria Lynn: Yeah, but it looks totally hot on him!

Sarah Moe: You people are weird.

See conor oberst, emo hair, emo kid, emo

2.

Hair that has long, sweeping bangs that cover the forehead and also occsionally the eyes. It is usually dark in color and can be spiked up in the back.

The phrase originated at a High School in Pennsylvania in which there were multiple kids from Nebraska who had this hairstyle. It is also connected to Conor Oberst, who is from Nebraska and does his hair this way.

See emo hair.

Jack: Look, Josh has Nebraska Hair!

Maria: Yeah, but it looks hot on him!

Sara: You people are weird.

Darra: But they're right!

See emo, emo hair, conor oberst, emo kid

3.

Hair with long, sweeping bangs that cover part of the forehead and sometimes the eyes. It is usually dark in color. It can sometimes be spiked in the back.

It is derived from the hair of Conor Oberstand a guy who used to be in my English class. Both are from Nebraska and both have this hair style.

See emo hair.

Jack: Look, Josh has Nebraska Hair!

Maria Lynn: Yeah, but it looks hot on him!

Sara Moe: You guys are weird.

See emo, emo hair, conor oberst, emo kid