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An Indianapolis Colts superfan isn't afraid to show off his love for the team.

He's such a fan, in fact, that he's dedicated his head to the Colts.

 An Indianapolis Colts fan cheers during the first half in the game against the Tennessee Titans at Lucas Oil Stadium on October 26, 2025 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images)

Seth Irskens showed off his fresh haircut on Tuesday, referencing his "Colts Anthem" in the process.

'Rock On Dudes!!'

Irskens, who was the Colts' Fan of the Year in 2024 and wrote the "Colts Anthem," had a pair of barbers work together to create something truly one of a kind.

The sides of Irskens' head are closely cropped, with a small horseshoe cut into the hair on the left side and his nickname, "Da Flow," on the right.

The back, though, is where the magic truly is.

A prominent horse head sits in front of a larger horseshoe, with the negative space around the artistic elements helping them truly pop.

"Take a look at my new hair designs colts anthem style!!! An hour and a half In 2 chairs!! Great job and many thanks to jones barbershop Steve Nixon and Chandler who made an Oscar worthy hair designs!! Rock on dudes!! Neeeigh!!" he wrote on social media, ending his caption with the horse sound he made iconic at the end of "Colts Anthem."

In case you're unfamiliar, "Colts Anthem" is Irskens' take on Phil Wickham's "This is Our God," turning a worship song into a fight song that changes weekly based on each opponent.

“It’s like something planting a seed right there and I thought, ‘I guess good ideas come from the bed at times,'” Irskens told Joshua Heron of the Indianapolis Star. “It’s kind of like a miracle, and then next thing you know, my fame shot up.”

While "Colts Anthem" may have brought Irskens to fame, he's kept his status as a Colts superfan with his personality and ebullient attitude.

“My fame and fandom mean a lot because after watching all the games for many years, going through the evolution of it all, all the growing pains and quarterback changes, I inspired my team to get pumped up whether we win or lose,” Irskens told Heron.

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