Well hello, Lloyd!
The R&B crooner known as "Mr. Long Hair Don't Care" made a dramatic change to his look today, and revealed it all on Twitter.
"The R&B star, who began growing his hair over 10 years ago, felt like it was time for a change, and time to give back, "I've been growing my hair since 9th grade. It's time for a new me." said Lloyd. He went on to say, "The fact that my hair will go to someone that needs it more than me, makes me feel great about my decision."
Lloyd has always been an avid supporter of non-profit charity work, especially when his efforts go toward benefiting children in need. Non-profit organization Locks of Love will use Lloyd's donated hair to provide a hair piece for a financially disadvantaged child (under age 21) suffering from long-term medical hair loss. The organization was happy to work with Lloyd, and both parties hope that their partnership will inspire others to donate.
Mahogany Wright, Lloyd's long time hair braider gave the artist one final braid, then did the honors of cutting off the 12 inch lock of hair. Moments before, Lloyd had this to say, "I'm doing this for me. I feel like it's time for a change and now is the perfect time." Lloyd's childhood barber, known simply as "Parker The Barber', who was the last person to cut his hair when he was just 14, finished the job by giving the artist a fresh new look. After his cut, Lloyd simply stated, "I feel liberated."
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New look, just in time for a new album. Lloyd has been working on his fourth studio album and Zone 4/Interscope debut, 'King of Hearts,' and his new single 'Lay It Down' is getting heavy rotation on urban radio.
Lloyd looks great, and we applaud the reasons for the new look! But we know some of his fans will miss those signature locks.
So what say you, ladies? Are you feeling Lloyd's haircut, or not?


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By: thordv on 9/05/2010 9:42PM
He looked like a nasty greasy sissy and he still look like one with his hair cut. DL bottom boy all the way like so many in the rap culture. Whats with black men trying to look like girls and walking around with their pants down to attract men for up the booty sex? They have lost their minds and running away from being men. They have infected black women with every STD known having unprotected booty sex in prisons and dumb desperate black women have sex with them. Of course its all the white mans fault.
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By: AllBahianGirl on 9/06/2010 9:53AM
Lloyd's last name is Polite(Pah-leet) and he's of Creole ancestry born in New Orleans but raised in Atlanta since the ago of two shortly after his father was murdered.
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By: clarke on 9/06/2010 5:35PM
WHO GIVES A SHIT?
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By: clarke on 9/08/2010 9:20AM
AND I'LL BET YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW THE REAL MEANING OF THE WORD CREOLE, AND HOW AND WHY IT WAS REALLY USED OR HOW IT RELATES TO BLACK PEOPLE.
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By: Jones on 9/10/2010 11:33PM
CLARKE wrote:
"THE GOOD CAUSE WAS CAUSE HE NEEDED A DAMN HAIRCUT."
WOW!!!!!!!....lolllllllllllllll!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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By: Jones on 9/10/2010 11:35PM
He looks better...more mature...and more handssome. He has very nice hair...looks like it grows fast like mine. It wont stay short for long...hope he will keep cutting it though.
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By: clarke on 9/11/2010 9:59AM
BET HE GOES BACK TO LOOKING LIKE A LITTLE SISSY SINCE THIS IS WHAT THESE SILLY YOUNG FEMALES TODAY SEEM TO LIKE. I FEEL SORRY FOR THEM. I GUESS IT IS NOT THEIR FAULT THAT NOBODY TAUGHT THEM WHAT A REAL MAN IS.
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By: tulip517 on 11/07/2010 3:54PM
He is not over 40 - fool- not even close. he is a fine looking guy with hair or not, the point is he wanted a change, and did it for a good cause... what have you done for a good cause latley? love u Lloyd. Long hair dont care, cared for a good cause!
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By: Serenity on 3/25/2011 3:50PM
COME ON NOW!!! SOME PPL R BEING OVER THE TOP WITH THIS...
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