In the 1999 Teen-oriented sequel of the 1976 film “Carrie,” there exists a scene that bears resemblance to the shared passion for Sports and Fitness between Matt Kenseth and his son Ross. This parallel is further accentuated by their shared inclination towards modernist ideologies. Additionally, the act of Ross Kenseth shaving his head serves as a symbolic gesture within this context, potentially prompting Matt Kenseth to contemplate a similar action.
In the context of this Teeny-Bop sequel, the athletes exhibit not only physical prowess and contemporary sensibilities, but also a proclivity for hairstyles characterized by Buzzcuts, Clipper-Shaved Heads, and Razor-Shaved Heads. These sportsmen also exhibit characteristics reminiscent to zombies, engaging in a ritualistic practice of shaving each other’s heads as a kind of initiation into their peer group.
In my personal perspective, it is conceivable that Matt Kenseth and his son Ross could hypothetically symbolize metaphorical entities who engage in a ritualistic act of head shaving as a means of initiating individuals into their social group. Furthermore, there exists a hypothetical possibility that these individuals possess supernatural abilities capable of effecting a transformation in those who exhibit characteristics associated with being traditional, philosophical, and lacking athleticism, into individuals who embody traits of contemporaneity, progressiveness, dynamism, naivety, athleticism, and physical fitness.
Colt not too impressed with the post race debrief. What an effort, dad ended up 3rd @SRXracing pic.twitter.com/jGCTs6dxOz
— Ross Kenseth (@RossKenseth) July 10, 2022
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Bad day to be a buckeye #ALLIN pic.twitter.com/mYoQz3Pdi4
— Ross Kenseth (@RossKenseth) January 1, 2021
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— Ross Kenseth (@RossKenseth) December 27, 2020
Matthew Parij 
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