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Conan O’Brien’s New Hair Sparks Comments on Grease Slick Back


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Not everyone is Team Coco about Conan O'Brien‘s new hairstyle.

The comedian drew confusion from fans when he slicked back his iconic pompadour during the July 20 episode of his Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend podcast, prompting the internet to have some meme-worthy fun with his hair transformation.

“Greaser Conan isn’t real. He can’t hurt you,” one fan quipped in the comments section on YouTube, while another joked, “If this is Conan’s new look he needs a gold chain.”

A third comment added, “I didn’t realize Conan was auditioning for the Irish spin-off of The Sopranos.”

And while some fans reasoned that O’Brien may have just gotten “out of the shower” before filming the podcast episode, others were perplexed at the fact that neither guest Molly Shannon nor comedian’s co-hosts Sona Movsesian and Matt Gourley said a word about his hair.

“Sitting here watching thinking, are we just ignoring his hair?” one fan asked in the comments, with another adding, “I’m expecting a dedicated segment about Conan’s hair at this point.”

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