A lot of my tattoos are a play on religious idols, statues, or mythical creatures.
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My latest tattoo is a Hannya mask on the back of my thighs, done in American traditional with a unique twist. I’ve always loved Japanese art, and the Hannya’s symbolism—betrayal, protection, and emotional strength—really speaks to me. It represents personal growth through pain. Having it designed by my friend and tattoo artist made it even more meaningful and one of my favorite pieces.
If your ink could speak, what would it say?“You’ve got issues… just kidding (kind of).” It’d probably ask why there are so many animals—like, is this a zoo or a person? And then it’d whisper, “Are we gonna talk about the religious pieces or just leave that unexplained?” Honestly, my tattoos are a chaotic mix, but they tell my story in the weirdest, most personal way possible.
What would you do with the $25,000?I’d definitely get more tattoos (duh), pay off a few bills because being an adult is expensive, and then live my best life following T-Pain’s tour all summer—maybe even Chris Brown too, let’s be real. I'm the perfect mix of responsibility and degeneracy :)
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