What is the difference between a Mohawk and a deathhawk?

The difference between a Mohawk and a deathhawk is that Mohawk is classic hairstyle with shaved sides and strip of hair down middle often spiked up, while deathhawk is variation combining Mohawk with deathrock or goth style, with teased, voluminous, often wider and messier hair with shaved sides but more gothic styling. Mohawk is traditional hairstyle originating from Mohawk tribe and Pawnee warriors with shaved sides leaving strip from forehead to nape, typically spiked with gel, associated with punk rock rebellion, narrow strip, clean shaved sides. Deathhawk is modern alternative hairstyle popular in goth and deathrock subcultures, which is wider, teased, backcombed, voluminous Mohawk with shaved sides but with big, fluffy, often crimped or teased hair that is more gothic, sometimes with bangs, inspired by 1980s deathrock bands like Christian Death, with more dramatic volume and often black or colored. So difference is Mohawk is narrow, spiked, punk, while deathhawk is wider, teased, voluminous, goth-inspired, with more hair and messier, both have shaved sides but deathhawk has bigger, more elaborate styling with backcombing and goth aesthetic versus punk clean spikes.