A rapper called Dan Sur has had his gold and silver chains surgically hooked onto his head, in the place of his hair, and he has matched the look with gold grills on his teeth.
The rapper has had his gold and silver chains embedded into his head.
Dan Sur “wanted to do something different” to stand out of the crowd so rather than choosing to dye his hair, he has had his jewellery hooked into his skin in place of his usual hair.
The procedure saw Dan have hooks implanted into his head, with the gold chains then hooked in his skin.
He now describes himself as having “golden hair”.
In one video, he explained: “The truth is that I wanted to do something different because I see that everyone dyes their hair. I hope not everyone copies me now.
“I have it as a hook that is implanted in my head and that hook has hooks and they are all hooked in my skull, under my skin.
“This is my hair. Golden hair. The first rapper to have gold hair implanted in human history.”
Dan has created quite a social media following because of his implants.
He also proved his chains were real – and not made of plastic as some claimed – in a video posted to TikTok, where he dipped the chains in a solution.
It comes after Lil Uzi Vert had a $24 million pink diamond implanted into his head.
Back in January, Uzi revealed he had purchased the gem from his favourite jewellery designer, Elliot Eliantte, after saving up for years to acquire the diamond.
The jeweller said the forehead piercing is as “safe as any other piercing”.
Uzi tweeted: “I’ve been paying for a natural pink diamond from Elliot for years now.
“This one stone cost so much I’ve been paying for it since 2017. That was the first time I saw a real natural pink diamond.”
“A lot of Ms in my face,” he added.
The musician also claimed that the diamond was “10 almost 11 carats”.
However, Uzi was nearly separated from his diamond, as he claimed that his $24million (£17m) diamond face implant was ripped off during a concert as he performed at the Rolling Loud Festival.
He had jumped into the crowd in Miami in July and claimed that the crowd “kind of ripped [the diamond] out”.
He told TMZ: “I had a show at Rolling Loud and I jumped into the crowd and they kind of ripped it out.”
“I’m feeling good,” he said. “I still have the diamond so I feel good.”