WATCH: Man Takes Patriotism To Another Level By Shaving Trump Figure Into His Head

Donald Trump seems to have a big fan, who got the former President's face shaved into the side of his head.

According to Ladbible, the man took patriotism to another level by getting the unique hairdo. Trump certainly has a dedicated fanbase, but this is definitely one die-hard supporter.

A clip of the man getting the pro-Make America Great Again (MAGA) hairstyle was tweeted and it has gone viral. In the video, the barber completes the finishing touches on the hairdo, which shows Trump being sculpted into the side of the man’s head. The former President's face has been shaved so well into the man's head that many mistook it for a painting.

The clip has already garnered 185,000 views. One Twitter user wrote, ​​”Cursed for life," and another said that they'll take "someone who is never having sex again for the whole shebang." A third called it "patriotic and disgusting."

Some defended the man who got the hairstyle while others said that it was not a serious haircut and was clearly a joke.

This isn’t the only hairstyle in honor of the former American leader. Ahead of Trump's summit with North Korea leader Kim Jong-un in 2019, Vietnamese hairdresser Le Tuan Duong began styling Trump barnets in Hanoi. A 66-year-old motorcycle taxi driver Le Phuc Hai, who dyed his hair bright orange to emulate Trump, said that he really likes Trump, so "I want to have (his) hairstyle."

Meanwhile, a federal judge has found that Trump "more likely than not" committed felony obstruction in the effort to overturn the US presidential election in 2020, reported ABC News.

In the ruling, US District Judge David Carter said that John Eastman, Trump's former lawyer, must hand over most documents that he's withholding from the Jan. 6 committee. The panel is investigating the US Capitol riot that took place on Jan. 6, 2021. Carter wrote that based on the evidence, the court finds it more likely than not that Trump "corruptly attempted to obstruct the Joint Session of Congress on Jan. 6, 2021."

Eastman's legal team said in a statement on Monday afternoon that the team "intends to comply with the court's order" and will turn over the requested documents.