Facial hair can be a great thing. Have you seen James Harden without his beard? That's a perfect example of facial hair being an ideal look for somebody. Enter, Italy's Gianmarco Tamberi. Tamberi is a pretty good high-jumper, but that's not why he's famous. He's famous because he chooses to wear a half-beard, where one side of his face is clean-shaven and the other side is a well-manicured beard. 
 
 If you have OCD, I'd avoid these pictures, because they will be tough to look at. 
 
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 Tamberi, who finished a respectable second at Sainsbury's Anniversary Games, explained that he wears the half-beard to "entertain the crowd." This is not good entertainment, Gianmarco. If you want to entertain the crowd, learn how to sing, or dance, or do comedy, or I don't know, finish in first place and entertain the crowd with your world-class physical ability. But please either grow out the full beard or shave it totally. I'm begging you, because right now, looking at your face is making me anxious. 

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– One of the biggest names in track at the moment is an Italian high-jumper named Gianmarco Tamberi. And though he's a decent high-jumper, the reason he's making headlines is because he's wearing a half-beard. Tamberi says it's a good-luck charm, reports Quartz, and he did manage a second-place finish over the weekend at a Diamond League meet in London. (Who finished first? Who knows?) It's a "bizarre facial spectacle," declares Esquire, while GQ has more photos but warns away people with OCD.