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Guile From Street Fighter Is Selling Hair Gel
Do you ever wonder how Guile styles his glorious America-defending hair? Turns out he's actually eager to tell you.
J-Gel, a Japanese cosmetic company, has revealed that Street Fighter's Guile is their animated spokesman for their line of hair gel. On the J-Gel website, Guile proclaims that the Ultra-Hard J-Gel is his partner from now on. A single tear probably rolls down Nash's cheek.
Guile insists that disheveled hair is connected to losing your composure and not being cool, which can be interpreted as shade thrown at his brother-in-law Ken. Stop giving Ryu all your money, Ken, you have a daughter.
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