82 HILARIOUS TATTOO FAILS YOU NEED TO SEE

82 HILARIOUS TATTOO FAILS YOU NEED TO SEE

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A woman poses in natural sunlight displaying intricate facial and neck tattoos paired with bold statement jewelry.

Intricate facial ink and bold statement jewelry look striking in the natural sunlight.

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A person shows a tattoo on their limb that replicates a handwritten note and drawn heart from their child saying 'I love you DaD'.

Preserving a handwritten note and heart from a child is a beautiful permanent tribute.

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A man walks down the street wearing a puffer vest with a hole cut out to showcase his Jesus tattoo.

Cutting a hole in a puffer vest is true dedication to showcasing back ink.

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A man displays a large line-art tattoo on his back depicting the Donald Trump assassination attempt photo with his fist raised.

This massive back piece captures a very specific moment in recent political history.

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A man shows off a tattoo on his arm that includes the entire smartphone displaying the intended dragon design.

Inking the entire smartphone screen instead of just the dragon is a hilarious mistake.

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A woman poses to show off a large tattoo on her arm that depicts her own face.

Getting a giant portrait of your own face requires an incredible amount of confidence.

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A balding man shows off a small tattoo of a stick figure using a lawnmower right along the edge of his remaining hair.

A stick figure mowing the hairline is a wonderfully humorous way to embrace balding.

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A progression of three images showing a portrait tattoo of a woman's face being completely covered up and reworked into a hooded skull.

Transforming a facial portrait into a dark hooded skull is quite the dramatic change.

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A man poses with his arm across his face to align with a Master Roshi tattoo featuring a reflection in the character's glasses.

Aligning his arm to complete the character glasses is a fun interactive design.

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A shirtless man shows off a large, poorly inked Monster Energy logo tattoo covering his chest and torso.

That massive energy drink logo is going to be very hard to cover up.

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A clever recursive tattoo on a person's ankle depicting a man pointing at another man's ankle tattoo while saying 'what a stupid tattoo'.

This recursive joke pointing out its own stupidity is honestly pretty brilliant.

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A tattoo of a slot machine reel with typography designed to read as both 'LUCK' and a swear word.

That typography trick turns a simple lucky slot machine into something much cheekier.

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A tattoo depicting a humorous hybrid mashup of Shadow the Hedgehog and a Pikmin creature.

Combining Shadow the Hedgehog with a Pikmin creates a very confusing little creature.

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A minimalist line tattoo on a person's leg depicting a viral panoramic photo fail of an elongated dog.

Immortalizing an elongated panoramic dog photo as minimalist line art is purely delightful.

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Two little people parody the viral Island Boys duo while posing inside a kitchen sink with fake tattoos and spiked hairstyles.

Posing in a sink with fake ink is a fantastic parody of a viral duo.

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A social media post displays a small tattoo of a baby cow inked onto a person's calf muscle as a humorous literal pun.

Getting a baby cow on your calf muscle is a top tier visual pun.

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A tattoo depicting a bizarre mashup of Wednesday Addams with the face of Samuel L. Jackson.

Wednesday Addams with the face of Samuel L Jackson is wonderfully bizarre.

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A close-up view of a person's shoulder displaying a scarification or brand art piece shaped like a tree frog.

That subtle tree frog brand art makes for a very unique shoulder piece.

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A collage showcases baby onesies designed with printed fake tattoo sleeve arms worn by toddlers.

Those printed sleeves let toddlers look tough without any of the actual commitment.

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An arm tattoo features text arranged in two columns that becomes completely confusing when read straight across.

Text arranged in columns always leads to a completely confusing reading experience.

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A person's forearm features a tattoo quoting their mother's ironic advice against getting unnecessary tattoos.

Inking your mother complaining about unnecessary ink is a perfectly ironic tribute.

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A tattooed, shirtless man holds a laptop while standing sternly over three young kids working intently on tablets under a caption about making them pay rent.

This stern tattooed dad is making sure those kids work hard for their rent.

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A side-by-side comparison shows Sylvester Stallone covering up a shoulder tattoo of his wife's face with a tattoo of his dog.

Replacing a portrait of your wife with your dog is a very bold move.

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A man shows off a cursive rib tattoo spelling out 'Karla' where the letters closely resemble 'Karma'.

That cursive font choice makes it very unclear if he loves Karla or Karma.

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A person shows a stomach tattoo of a hand designed around their belly button to create the illusion of a hole through it.

Using the belly button to create an optical illusion is incredibly clever.

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A man rides public transit wearing a My Little Pony shirt, a messenger bag adorned with pony pins, and colorful My Little Pony character tattoos on his arm.

He is clearly the ultimate dedicated fan of colorful animated ponies.

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A blonde woman with a heavily tattooed sleeve kisses a pitbull, paired with a humorous comment joking that blonde women with Chucky tattoos are dangerous no matter how they are raised.

The Chucky ink on her sleeve proves she probably has a very mischievous side.

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A person on public transit has a tattoo of realistic eyes on their lower back that appears to stare directly at whoever is standing behind them.

Those realistic eyes on the lower back will definitely keep people from standing too close.

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A forearm tattoo depicts the shadowy silhouette of a mermaid appearing to press against frosted glass.

The frosted glass illusion makes this shadowy mermaid silhouette look incredibly realistic.

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A person has black Adidas stripes and the trefoil logo tattooed onto their bare feet to look like footwear.

Permanent sneaker logos on your bare feet means you are always ready for the track.

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