I know of people getting tattoos of their children’s faces, even a grandparent. I have also seen people get tattoos that celebrities have but I can say this is the first time I have seen someone get a tatt of a celebrity.

I’m gonna say that this is body vandalism. I hope this person has a genuine connection to Drake because in a few years there’s no telling if anyone will remember this dude!!!

On one side I’m wondering if Gucci held some kind of contest for the most obsessed fan of the label and is now giving him a lifetime supply of product. On the other side I’m wondering if Gucci has a case for trademark infringement.

What do you think?

I know that stars are the new thing to get tattooed but I will still give this lady originality points for placement and style. I think it is a beautiful piece of ink. I wonder how big the whole piece is. My only problem is that right now stars are the trendy tattoo (even though many who get them are unaware of the history of the star tattoo in the LGBTQ community) but what happens when they’re no longer the trend? You can’t take a tattoo off as easily as changing your hairstyle. But personally, I would rather be stuck with the starts than the crew names and guns we have seen in the past.

Hmm, I see that son is very proud of his crew. I hope they never have a break up because that is one heck of a reminder. I have a few issues with this tattoo. First, how many people walk around with their arm in this position? I didn’t think that many, which means anytime he’s showing his tattoo off he has to stop what he’s doing and hold his arm up. Second, it looks incomplete to me. If you’re going to do a huge tattoo like this then please make it appear complete. I don’t know, maybe it’s just me. Thirdly, why is the other dude behind him like he had something to do with this tattoo? Now I know that doesn’t have to do directly with the tatt and more with the picture but it bothered me just the same…lol

Whenever I have someone tell me they want to get a new tattoo I ask them one question, “is it going to be something that you’ll still like when you’re 85 years old?” I really wonder if this woman asked herself that question before she chose to get a gun tattooed on her midsection. Who knows maybe she’ll be a guntotin’ granny and will still embrace whatever motivation she had for getting it in the first place…but probably not.

I am happy though that she had it placed in a position where she can still interview for a job and not allow her potential employers to see the affection she has for firearms. The detailing on the gun is pretty good…wonder where she keeps the bullets…