Summary

Joseph Zada's Mandibular Plane Angle, which describes the steepness or flatness of the lower jaw relative to the horizontal plane, measures 15.8° and scores 10.0 in the Harmony section. Its value sits inside the ideal range of 15.0 to 22.0°, a balanced angle that avoids extremes, and it is higher than 15% of the men on the wiki, while 55% of them measure inside the same range. The closest matches are Joe Bartolozzi at 15.8°, David Hasselhoff at 15.9° and Marc Schulze at 15.9°, while the extremes are Tyler, the Creator at 38.1° and Jack Doherty at 1.0°. For more of his jaw, see Joseph's Gonion to mouth line or Joseph's Recession relative to frankfort plane.