While streaming to his audience, he discovered what appeared to be a headphone-shaped dent on the top of his head. This caused major concern for both him and his viewers, and soon, the clip and ...

I have a fucking headphone indent on my head! What the fuck? I always thought that was just my hair!” But as it turns out, Curtoss is far from alone with this issue. As a Reddit thread discusses ...

In order to help get rid of headphone dents on the scalp or hair faster, gamers can gently massage the dent and the surrounding area. A hot shower might help return the head to its original shape ...

I have a f**king headphone indent in my head. What the f**k. 'I thought that was just my hair; I thought just my hair did that.' The indentation, however, does not form an actual dent in the head ...

The clip shared by Curtis via his TikTok and also by Dexerto on Twitter shows the streamer shocked to notice the sizable dent as he shaved mid-way down his head right where his headphone band sits.