I've never understood why this hairstyle is so, so hated these days or why it's so associated with "rednecks." I lived in NYC from the time I was born in 1990 to 1997, and until late 1996, my dad wore a mullet. And he wasn't a redneck even in his persona, nor was he an uneducated hillbilly (another connotation of the mullet); He was a professional who often tied it back into a ponytail. All of us have our images of our parents when we were little--our memories, that iconic image of them when they were at their best--and for me, with my father, I remember him with his large, round, '90s eyeglasses and his mullet. I too had a mullet, I sported it from late 1995, when it began growing, to September 1996. I also had a mullet throughout '92--My parents only got the front of my hair, my bangs, cut until I was about 2 years old. After that it was the 90s Mushroom haircut until '96.
Me with a mullet, June 4th, 1996:

I tend to think that the 40s-90s are the best span for fashion ever. I always loved the way our grandparents or great grandparents dressed, with their slicked back hair, polo shirts or dress shirts, slacks and whatnot. Or the big hair and big clothes of the 80s. Or all the wild trends of the 70s.
I'm a straight male, but I find myself often fascinated by fashion, hairstyles, trends, etc, and if you guys want, we could talk about 'em here. Maybe even dig up some "embarassing" photos of yourselves wearing an outdated style from years gone by. Could be nostalgic.