The “Stranger Things” actor cannot receive any further comments on the hair

Actor Joe Keery, who plays Steve Harrington on the Stranger Things series, said he can’t stand the constant attention to his hair in interviews and in the media in general.

“It’s really ridiculous. It’s not something I have any control over,” he told The Daily Beast. “I have a career, so I have to think, ‘Who cares? I’ll take it.’ But hair isn’t something I really care about. However, people seem to find it really important and they get stuck on it, for whatever reason … It’s pretty silly, honestly. “

All this attention paid to Keery’s hair is not recent. Last year he was even invited to advertise for a cosmetics brand. “I think it would be too pedantic for most people. It would be a sales gesture. Don’t you think?” He revealed to GQ magazine.

The obsession ended up producing music too. The star, who is also a singer, recently recorded a song called “Gloom”. And at one point in the song, she says, “Your insults don’t hit me with my favorite coat. I know my hair was beautiful in the bar bathroom.”

Keyy explained his choice. “It’s like a wink,” she said. “Everyone asks me. It’s kind of a … moment. This song is like a trace of a presumptuous attitude.”

Joe Kerry and his lush hair will soon be seen in the fifth and final season of “Stranger Things”. Prior to that, the actor will participate in the fifth season of the “Fargo” series and will star in the films “Marmalade”, about a boy who tries to escape from prison to be reunited with his love, and “Cold Storage”, about a virus that threat around the world. None of these projects have a set release date.

Source: Terra

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