Summary

Oliver O'Connor's Gonial Angle measures 108.1°, scoring 6.0 and sitting below its ideal range of 115.0 to 121.0°. The measurement describes the angle between the ramus (rear portion of the jaw) and mandible (lower jaw), indicating jaw shape and angularity. His reading sits closest to David Hasselhoff at 108.2°, Micheal Jackson at 108.3° and Bjorn Andresen at 107.9°, while KL Rahul reaches the highest value at 141.6° and Jim Caviezel the lowest at 97.9°. The measurement is higher than 5% of the men on the wiki, and 35% of them measure inside the ideal range. For more context, see Oliver's Gonion to mouth line and Oliver's Recession relative to frankfort plane in his Oliver's full Harmony breakdown.