An unusual scandal has erupted in South Korean political circles, with a tattoo on an forearm, rather than ideology or budget, at its center. Kim Jin-seo, deputy spokesperson for the Basic Income Party, publicly apologized for her personal skin art drawing undue attention. The incident began at a briefing in the National Assembly, where party spokespersons were defending accusations against the candidate for Minister of Gender Equality and Family, Young Hae-in. Journalists’ cameras captured a rather large floral design on the inside of Kim’s arm, and the photo quickly spread across social media.
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Fabolous talks about a tattoo after an Amsterdam weed cake
Brooklyn rapper Fabolous recalled one of the most absurd episodes of his tour, which happened against the backdrop of an Amsterdam weed cake and a tattoo session. According to him, ignoring a simple warning that only one corner of the edible was allowed turned a routine visit to the artist into a story he still tells. The story was shared on the Let’s Rap About It podcast, which Fab hosts with Jim Jones, Maino, and Dave East.
Canadian Rami Shulfield recognized as the most tattooed living person
Canadian Rami Shulfield has entered the 2027 Guinness World Records as the most tattooed living person on the planet. According to the publication, about 90% of his body is covered in ink, and in some areas, the skin has been “repainted” up to forty layers. For the tattoo industry, this event is akin to a breakthrough: for the first time, the record fixes not just the area, but the depth and multiplicity of the masters’ work on the same patch of skin.
Amber Luke tattoos her eyes blue for the third time
Australian blogger Amber Luke, who calls herself the most tattooed woman in the country online, posted footage on social media where she is getting her eyes tattooed blue for the third time. By her own description, the video turned out “crazy,” but for the audience of the amberluke.666 account, where she has over 50,000 followers, such scenes have long ceased to be novel. In the video, the girl lies with her eyelid held open by a specialist while the artist injects pigment into the sclera of the eye. Subscribers reacted differently in the comments: some admired her bravery, some admitted that the risk of losing sight was scarier to them than death, and some humorously noted that their eye turns red from an eyeliner pencil, let alone a needle.
Kenyan Trisha Khalid gets American boyfriend’s name tattooed
Kenyan actress Trisha Khalid posted a close-up video on TikTok, shot in a documentary style: a tattoo artist in white gloves carefully works on her forearm immediately after a fresh tattoo. On her skin is a heart in the shape of an infinity symbol with the inscription “Kevin W”. The caption under the video reads like a vow: “This is forever. My addiction.” The material quickly gained thousands of views and sparked a discussion about what it means to get a loved one’s name tattooed on your body today.