Summary

King Azoulay's Submental Cervical Angle measures 84.5° and scores 6.8, placing it among the lowest of the men on the wiki and below its ideal range of 94.0 to 106.0°. The measurement evaluates the contour between the neck and chin/jaw, where lower angles yield a taut, defined jawline while obtuse angles suggest weakness, often due to higher body fat or loose skin. Among the men on the wiki, 15% measure inside this ideal range. His closest matches are Glen Powell at 85.2° and Sam Zia at 85.6°, while Alex Schlab sits at the lowest end of the wiki at 75.0° and Alfred Enoch at the highest at 179.9°. Compare King's full Harmony breakdown to see how this measurement fits with the rest of his face.