- I knew I was going to get asked this, I guess I should
sit down and actually count them.
If I were to just thought a number like 200
Yeah. My first tattoo ever was on my arm.
I was 18 years old, skate
and destroy the Thrasher saying
I think that it is sick I got that as my first one
because that is like the classic like skate saying.
I was at the skate contest
in Tampa called Tampa Pro.
The tattoo artists there were like working out
of the back and like this parking lot.
And I think they were just doing a few different
things you could pick from that being one of them.
And my buddy Chase actually pressured me into getting it.
I was like, ah, I'm ready for all that.
I'd like just turned 18.
I didn't even think I wanted tattoos at the time.
I ended up getting it.
That's where it all started.
Look at me now.
My most recent tattoo was two days ago.
It might be the stupidest tattoo I've ever gotten.
It is a ferret on a skateboard.
My friend, this girl, Michelle is obsessed with ferrets.
Like every time I would see her, she'd be like
when are you getting your ferret?
When you got all these tattoos and you're not going to
get a tattoo.
And then I, my buddy Cody was in town tattooing.
Wasn't even in the mood to think about trying to figure
out what I wanted.
So I was like, wow, I guess I'm literally going to
get this ferret tattoo and just be a good friend.
So I got a ferret on a skateboard and he actually came
out pretty tight.
This is my fried leg, dedicated this leg to
get random stuff on.
Got a Jason mask.
Got a pineapple.
We got this grim Reaper up here and we've got a lion skull.
We've got a waffle tattoo recently, too.
I love waffles.
So what can I say, waffles are fire.
People are going to think I'm so stupid.
No regrets.
I got some tattoos for like ex's even and stuff.
I didn't really regret those.
I mean, I feel like I have so many tattoos
and like probably 90% of my body is covered at this point.
So it's not like I look at one tattoo.
I'm like, oh, like, I can't believe I got that.
I'm so bummed.
I'm just like, I'm really all over the place.
When it comes to deciding what tattoos I want or get.
I used to be more picky about what I wanted
because obviously it's the earlier stages
and you got a lot more, a lot more space on you.
So you want to get stuff that you're really hyped
on and looks good in certain places.
I've really thought out most of my tattoos,
unlike the ferret one.
Most of the stuff doesn't mean something to me.
I'm more so just get stuff
that I see and that I'm hyped on.
And that I think fits my vibe well.
I've always mainly been a fan
of black and gray tattoos.
My type of skin color.
I think black and gray looks the best.
The only color I have on myself is,
some green
on this eye is actually one of my friend's eyes.
And then I have some green on this chick on my hand.
I definitely have some favorites.
On my knee, I got this like half butterfly, half skull.
I really like the lion on my, on my stomach right here
because the lion has always kind of been my animal.
I had dreads growing up.
I didn't cut my hair literally till I was 16.
I had these long dreads and I was like, kinda my main.
And that was what I was known as
as a kid was just this little kid that shredded
and with the long dreads, that's what the lion represents.
Whole lot of pride in that one.
My buddy Daniel did my hand tattoos
and he absolutely killed it.
I really liked the chick right here on my left hand.
Don't actually know who it is when I get
like girls on me or something like that.
I don't really like to pick who it is.
I just let the tattoo artists give me some options.
And I'll just pick one.
This one too, came out sick.
I love wolves as well.
You got did my neck when I was like 22 years old, this guy
Thomas Hooper did it.
He is a legendary tattoo artist.
I sat down and designed this one with him
kind of made it all flow together.
On this side, we have a triangle with an eye in it.
It kind of has that Illuminati vibe to it.
And then on this side we got an Eagle.
He killed it.
You know, it was
it was three days about like five or six hours each day.
That was probably the most painful part
of my body to get tattooed.
They have to like stretch your skin, like all weird.
And they're pulling your neck in weird ways.
You have to breathe all crazy when it's
on your Adam's apple right here.
Oh my God.
It was bad.
I'm not going to sit here on camera and say that I'm never
going to get my face tattooed, because I could end
up getting some stuff one day.
If I did get anything on my face, I would make
sure it's like small and just something somewhere.
And, yeah, sorry, mom, if you're watching this, I mean
my mom's just like the most chill person in general.
She never really gave me too hard of a time about it.
I feel like it got to a point where she just kind of gave up
on trying to tell me I should chill and not
tattoo my whole body.
I only started my back like a year ago.
My buddy Kry did it.
And he's really good tattoo artist who works out of Bangbang
in New York.
The whole thing is symmetrical.
There's like two things on each side, kind of going
down the back.
Most of it.
And then some things in the middle.
And then on my ass, we have like two like geometric designs
on each side that kind of match with the back of my shoulder
blades. You, I can go on and on my buddy, Justin did most
of these small random tattoos.
He's really get like detailed artist.
Got a dinosaur, a Raptor.
And this little guy is on a state board, pulling him
some more darkness over here.
Death is certain,
Butterflies.
This just goes to show like how random my tattoos are.
It'll go from these cute little butterflies to a tombstone
that says see you soon.
But I don't care about getting
like random, sketchy stuff about death and
whatnot. Cause I'm not afraid to die.
You know, you can't be afraid to die doing the stuff
that I do.
So he's got to say **** it, and go for it.
I will stop getting tattoos when I have no more room
I really don't got much room left
but I'm still looking for it.
I got, it was all worth it.
Hundreds and hundreds of hours of pain
a little pain is good sometimes.