In a small rural Utah town lives an 8-year-old boy with a heart full of grit and a head full of wild red curls. His name is Henry, and he's known for one thing above all: his mullet.

It’s not just a haircut — it’s a symbol.

Suffering a traumatic brain injury, Henry has faced more battles than most adults ever will; But every day, he shows up with strength, laughter, and a spirit that refuses to quit. That mullet? It’s a crown of courage.

The front is business — strong, steady, and a little tough, just like his dad. The back is all curls and chaos — a reminder that joy and wildness still live here. Together, it tells the world: “I’m here, I’m proud, and I’ve got a story worth telling.”

In town, folks call him “Little Red” after his dad. He waves at every pickup truck, grins through challenges, and turns heads not just because of his hair — but because of the light he carries.

His mullet might get a few looks, but it also earns the respect. It’s a badge of honor for a boy who keeps showing up, no matter what life throws at him.
Because behind every great mullet… is a warrior with a heart of gold.