Are Mohawks still popular?

Mohawks as hairstyle are still popular in certain subcultures, especially punk, goth, and alternative scenes, though not as mainstream as in 1970s and 1980s punk era, with Mohawk remaining iconic rebellious hairstyle, while Mohawk tribe as people remain culturally significant. As hairstyle, Mohawk is still popular among punk rockers, alternative, and fashion-forward individuals who want edgy look, with variations like fauxhawk, deathhawk, and liberty spikes still seen at concerts and festivals, though mainstream popularity peaked in 1980s with Mr. T and punk movement, now less common in everyday but still popular in subcultures. As tribe, Mohawk Nation is still culturally important with 30,000 members maintaining traditions and political presence. So are Mohawks still popular? Hairstyle still popular in punk and alternative culture as symbol of rebellion, with many people wearing Mohawk for concerts and self-expression, and Mohawk tribe still significant as Indigenous Nation with cultural revitalization and famous members, so yes, Mohawk remains popular both as hairstyle in subcultures and as Indigenous Nation with ongoing presence and recognition, though not as mainstream fashion as once was, it remains iconic.