Born and raised in Alaska — and born on Alaska Day, no less — Oliver was practically destined for legendary status. And since 2018, he’s been rocking a mohawk mullet that could stop a moose in its tracks.

This isn’t just any haircut. It’s been bleach blonde, bright blue, and braided like a Viking charging into battle. Whether he's freezing his bangs off in -20°F or showing off his latest dye job at school, Oliver's mullet is part hairstyle, part superhero cape.

But Oliver’s mullet isn’t just for looks — it’s built for action. On the soccer field, it flies behind him as he races down the sidelines. On the ice during hockey games, it peeks out from under his helmet, adding extra flair to every fast break and slapshot. In Taekwondo, his mohawk mullet gives him the fierce energy of a warrior — especially when paired with his sharp kicks and black belt moves.

Oliver’s style is so contagious, half his school has tried to copy it — but there’s only one original. His mohawk mullet isn’t just a fashion statement. It’s a lifestyle, a movement, and possibly a small weather system when he runs really fast.

Whether he’s building snow forts, chopping wood at camp, or breaking boards in class, that mullet is with him — wild, fearless, and full of Alaskan pride.

Some kids wear hats when their hair is messy. Oliver would never choose to cover his sweet Alaskan mullet.