I laughed

Was about to comment that

That´s more pain than I had after my wisdomteeth surgery

In the nursing world, a 7 out of 10 is considered severe pain 😂

In reality they don’t hurt all that bad maybe her numbers are scewed 😂

same! i have over two dozen now, long sleeves are a BLESSING when visiting

@@grey6703 just hope you won’t be taking family vacations any time soon 😭

@@n4t4le4h lmaooo not a huge problem, luckily i’m in college now and don’t see them more than a few times a year maybe

How can they have that right over you? Lol

How does that work?? If you get a tattoo you get no money?? I’m confused help 😭

c’est vrai!

@@db3919 oui 😄

I didn’t ask ❤️

@@Muahaha651 it wasn’t meant for you 💔

@@Muahaha651okay❤️

OMG SAME

I'm not the only one!!!!!!

They all look incredible, ❤ the people one!!

I look like him except hotter. Hit me up

@@Kyle3x 💀

@@Kyle3x 😂

@@Kyle3x hell yea brother

Actually, tattoostuff is crazy expensive and the artists have to pay rent too, since they're only residents for a short amount of time. Also, they have to pay for travel expenses and since tattoos are art that's on your body forever, most of the time those pices are absolutely valid

@@marisaaaaaify I myself have numerous high quality tattoos. I understand artists have bills to pay, as well as can charge a premium for their artwork and creativity; as much of their work, if not all, is their original thoughts/ideas. However, this comment was a joke, one that clearly was misunderstood. I have nothing but respect and admiration for Tattoo Artists lol. That being said, particularly, the value of walk in tattoos can be manipulated to cost a small fortune. I wish artists were a little more clear in how/why they price things in such a manner. I.E. time of work, location/size supplies cost, creative fee, etc. It would be nice to be given a receipt with specific cost breakdowns so you can compare artists for something other than their work, which I find not fair.

I am a tattoo artist, and I can confirm this definitely costed her more than it should’ve. And no it’s not because of booth or supply costs 99% of the time. But hey you can’t put a market price on art right, so there’s no number too small, no number too large.

500$ is crazy, I would pay 150€ in Germany for those 3 pieces lmao

mines was 60 on my forearm. decent size too

Are you ok like mentally

Things to bring up to your therapist

Sure

Idk about that, I’m working on my second sleeve and have a lot of hours under the gun and every bit of it hurt, some parts way more then others like my elbow, too part of the shoulder I could feel through my neck into my jaw and my wrist inner and outer. All black and grey realism. What kind of work do you have that none hurt?

@@JL-rx7ou This person is either a liar or has a couple dots on them.

if you get ones this small they wont hurt

@@talie2490 ohhh I see

maybe that's his style (idk him)

It's her first or what she wanted 🙈

The intelligence isn't there with this generation

It's her choice? What's the point of this comment?

The big tattoo dont look good at all😅

It all looks wack

Thanks for saying what I was thinking. Beautiful woman with trash tattoos. Not too mention very bad placement for those tattoos in my opinion.

Full send when 2 of the 3 tats are the same size as a penny 💀

Full send is having no tattoos 😎

What she wanted,he probably does others that bigger or more detailed 🤔

Why what happens?

@@rai6373 they’ll fade

​@@taw2377 just because you go into the sun to make a picture wont make them fade. youd need to be in the sun for a few hours

La sunny so what u want her to do

Its actually fine for like 5 minutes for photos, you just don’t want prolonged sun exposure (really ever) but especially during healing

ye, i was confused as well

Also her "wanting one for months" didn't include knowing what she actually wanted done. I'm not trying to be mean, but it's on your body forever.

They’re the best!!

and fineline tattoos 💀

@@user-gv7px1dt9g I get everyone’s pain is different but a 7/10 on a fleshy part of your skin, with line work no shading.. how is that a 7!!?

@@kianadoescod6402 probably really underestimated the pain. I always expect the worst pain and it’s never been more than a 2.5/10. I say this with having tattoos in the same spots as her.

@@imaspecialgirllalala but that’s what I’m saying there’s barely any line work and he didn’t even go deep enough it wouldn’t hurt at all. No shading nothing

@@kianadoescod6402 lol exactly! She seems older too. I know everyone’s pain tolerance is different but I find it common that people who wait longer in life to get their first ever tattoos are underprepared for the needle. I think people who start getting them as soon as 18 are used to the pain or generally know what to expect.

Poo

Poo

💩

why

Why?

Hahaha i couldn’t imagine getting something so small on my shoulder😅 to each their own i guess

She likes the style of his work

Gen Z

depends on how you care for them right? tho im sure eventually they'll fade in time even if you do

@@melodys9188 not the red one. That one is a gonner.

@@giovannamautone damn rip tattoo 😔

@@melodys9188 nah fine line tattoos disappear sooooo fast lol especially red since it easily breaks down in our bodies……

@@robyn00xx rip my fine line tattoo dreams 🤧😔😔🤧

I wish more people would realize that fineline tattoos just don’t last, especially on spots of your body where the fabric of your clothing rubs on it constantly, or when not using a high spf literally every day. You can and need to touch up most tattoos at some point, but fineline writing will just look blurry

Yeah I have a converse tattoo and the fine writing of “chuck taylor” was beautiful at first but has somewhat faded out. At first I complained that the other parts were bolder but now I’m glad the rest of the tattoo was bold enough to last.

Im french and i get two tattoos from him few years ago, before knowing some stuff about him, and one of the worst was that he tattoo a personnal project on a friend, and then retattoo this personnal project as a flash tattoo on other people. Im always happy when i see people from my city get their business internationaly but in this case, not that much, and yes fine lines never survive time

@aimlesslyfloating7 people who can get fine lines like this are so few, and you can found the exact same amount of tattoo artist really honest about that, at least for your first tattoo, you shouldnt choose fine lines like this, just for discover how your skin healed

this it’s gonna look horrible in 10 years

i think that’s what they were going for

@@malikes4591 as if that makes it better

Girl you eat TV dinners and binge ink master. Chill with judging others skin

@@TeethOfDead as a tattoo artist they’re pretty bad. Guessing the shop aesthetic she paid triple

Yeah those tats just ain't it Chief

Yeah, I know what you mean, my last one I sat for 5hrs+. I think she was smart to get small pieces for her first though, it's a totally new experience for her and some people just don't vibe with it and you don't want to go around with a half-done thing.

Keep in mind that they don't age well. Lines will fade and get thicker overtime so small pieces will become unreadable really fast compared to bigger, bolder tattoos. Bold will hold

@@henkdevos590 That's what my parents said..

@@justred. Well if you really want one and you dont mind that it'll look very different after a few years you could go for it. They're usually easy to cover too

That is true, but I was thinking of getting one when I'm 40-50 :)