I knew a girl in high school who had several tattoos. She had gotten permission from her parents to get them so she was able to get them before turning 18. She said the ankle tattoo that drifted down to her foot was by far the most painful. She also had one across her upper chest and one right above her left hip but just below the ribs. She said she would definitely get more tattoos, but she'd never get one on her foot or ankle again because it was so painful. I worked with another girl several years later that had a foot tattoo as well and she said it didn't hurt. Just goes to show how different each person's tolerance to pain can be.
Woah, that's crazy to hear. There is a massive nerve that runs over the top of the foot and it is so close to bone that I would assume it went with hands on this list. I did a 4 hr rib piece and can only do about 1-1.5 hrs on the top of my foot at once. Wild that some people don't feel that. The highly tatted tattoo artist next to us (who had finger, face, neck, and head tats) said he got one foot done and was too chicken to get his other one done lolol
@@TheBlondeNinjaXDthe foot is brutal, my eldest daughter and my mother have the tops of their feet tattooed and said it was the worst. My daughter also the top of her hands tattooed and said the top of the foot is worse.
Professional tattooer here… The needles do NOT inject ink into the skin. What is actually happening is that the needles pierce the skin which creates a hole; when the needle(s) retract “capillary action” causes the ink to be drawn in to the holes. Hope this helps.
@Sol No, it is not. Injection needles are hollow in order to force the contents of the syringe directly into the tissue. If it used capillary action, the plunger on the syringe would be unnecessary.
I have most of my tattoos on my arms and they didn't hurt too much. My ankle tattoo did hurt a lot but was able to get through it fine. I do have one planned for the right rib area and I'm already anticipating it to be very painful. But it's gonna be worth it.
Yup, got a half sleeve done in one sitting for just around 9 hours as well on the forearm, majority of it shading. Felt like a sunburn and that was about it. Only person that needed a couple breaks was my tattoo guy just to sort out his back from being hunched over.
@@That_Bearded_Mechanic they sit in so many uncomfortable positions. My tattoo artist and I talk about him going to a chiropractor at the end of every week to fix his back
Don’t forget about below the right rib cage. They say the ribs hurt but the part of your body below the rib cage is your liver. It feels like shockwaves being sent across your entire midsection
Absolutely... i got my my ribs lined (2 more sessions left) Tattooing the space where my stomach and midsection met was the worst... had the back of my knee done the same day and that felt dreamy in comparison.
my tat goes from top of my ribs all the way down my oblique and you are conpletely right. I went in expecting the worst on my ribs, but it wasnt bad. Once he got below my ribs......i really had to hold it in lol
What I've realized it's is different for everyone, some mentioned in the video I felt almost nothing, like wrist, spine, while others like top of foot and hand in general was very painful. Just depends on the person and where they are sensitive.
My most painful during the actual tattoo process were definitely my fingers, especially since they’ve needed more touch up than ones on my forearm, bicep, or wrists. However, the one on the back of my hand was the most painful by far during the healing. It took longer to heal and was much more sensitive. Thankfully it came out very well first time so no touch up needed
I have a full sleeve and would say that my experience with the elbow was a piece of cake. It was honestly one of the easier spots throughout my sleeve. So cool how pain is a person to person basis
I was thinking the same thing. Elbow was easy, the worst part on my entire arm, is what they call “the ditch” which is the crease on the inside of the arm at the elbow joint. But I’d honestly say my most painful overall was my calf, though that might just be because that tattoo is the most saturated of all my pieces. It IS very intriguing how different places are more/less painful depending on the person.
Funny enough my very first tattoo I ever got two of them, was the Romanian and Italian flag on my left Wrist, The Romanian Flag cause I'm Romanian, and the Italian one because the family who adopted and raised me is Italian. One thing I will say a lot of people might not consider, is the color of that tattoo itself, will actually affect that pain level, because the metal in the tattoo or how deep it needs to go changes on the color. When I got mine I chatted a lot about it with my tattoo artist, for me personally I found the most painful pigment to be yellow, and both times I got tattoos the Artist agreed with me saying Yellow usually causes a lot of issues for people because it has to go deeper than red, or blue.
I got a whole back tattoo, in 6 hour with only 2, 10 min brakes. Yes it hurts, but nothing is more uncomfortable than vibration of the machine around your heart.
Yeah, tattoos hurt. A lot more painful than I expected, to be honest. My only tattoo (for now lol) is on my inner forearm, and gosh it hurt! The best way to describe the pain is a slow, burning cat scratch. I have cats and can confirm, at least in my experience, that's a very accurate description. Totally worth it though!
Honestly it varies from person to person, everyone has a different scale of pain tolerance. For me, tattoos don't hurt at all. It just feels like buzzing on my skin which can make it feel a bit raw but not all that painful. They're definitely worth it though, if you have a good artist lined up. Art that is going to be on your body for your whole life? Definitely worth it.
I've got arms, wrists, chest, sternum, collar bones and legs, I have a messed up nervous system so that could be why none of my tattoos have hurt much, planning on shins and lower stomach next, lower neck was weird I could feel it all up my throat but still never really hurt much
My mom has a tattoo on her spine. After hearing this and after remembering the time she danced and jumped with high heels on i deducted that she is a terminator
For me, the most sensitive places were the calf's and the chest with the calf being the most painful. Easiest by far were the fingers. But then again, my hands have seen a lot of damage from work, so most likely the pain tolerance there has built up, or I'm just weird.
I’ve got a decent amount of my body tattooed (including my head, spine and neck) and I can easily say the worst one was the back of my knee, felt like I was having my legs sliced by a rusty razor for hours
I've had behind my ears and the sides of my neck tattooed and it wasn't painful, but the vibrations around my skull made me feel sick and gave me a migraine. Happened each of the 4 times I had those areas done.
I’m 59 years old now and I’ve been having tattoos since I was 16 in Britain, I’m coming to the end of having my whole back tattooed, I’ve just 4 big portraits 3 of them are my 3 beautiful grandsons in their Arsenal shirts (our families favourite football team) and the other portrait is of the family’s dog Quincy who is a American Akita plus there’s some other stuff on my back, I have to agree with this man, the elbow was the worst place I’ve had a tattoo because it’s bone plus the breastbone is another very painful place to get tattooed but my back has taken just over 18 months to get done, some parts of the back is a lot more painful than other parts but I wouldn’t change it for anything, ever since my childhood I’ve wanted a whole back piece tattoo and I’m just two sittings away from getting my achievement finished, yippee.
I've got tatts running across both wrists, elbows, ditches (inside of elbow) and right up against the armpits. I can definitely attest to the accuracy of this video.
My "most painful tattoo" would be a 2x2 inch picture on my left ribs. The artist had a REAL HEAVY hand though, so I reflexively pulled back, leaning into the chair's opposite armrest. I found out later that I had a hairline fracture on a right-side rib. Pain. Everytime I breathed or stretched. For six weeks.
I have a tattoo on the side of my wrist! It was really painful. I was literally crying and was laughing at the same time to cover my pain. The tattoo artist was very supportive! Now, I am getting ready to get a 3rd one on my wrist!
You guys forgot one part of the body, the eyes In order to pull this off, you need to have ink squirted directly onto thirds of the eye at a time. You cannot close them while this is going on and a mishap could lead to a loss of sight.
I’ve had this procedure done and although risky with experienced artists the process is actually pain free and enjoyable. Feels like cold water poured into your brain, strangely relaxing.
@@georgevalentine6696 that's so cool! What color did you get done & what color are your eyes naturally? I love how eye tattoos look on other people but I prob won't get it done on myself. I'll just keep getting my body covered & admire the extra brave ones like you! I'm about 75% covered all below the neck
I've got my elbow tattooed with solid black. this was my least painful tattoo hands down i loved it. I think the tattooist and equipment is somthing else that can contribute to pain.
I’ve had my around my collar bone, tattooed, ribs, and inner biceps. My bicep tattoo runs right to the elbow and when I say that was the most pain I’ve experienced out of all those I’m not lying!
I have almost my entire body tattooed. Except for my face. Full arms sleeves, chest, back, ribs, leg sleeves you name it. This list is garb. Everyone handles pain differently in different areas. What hurts for one person might be a breeze for another. Pain is subjective. Clickbait video is clickbait.
Hey, heavily tattoo'd fella here! The machines/needles dont actually 'inject' the ink into the skin. The needles are covered in ink when being used, when being stabbed into the skin, the needles carry that ink into the skin with them whilst opening up little holes, and they kinda just.. leave that ink behind. It's not like an injection needle that has a hole in the center for fluid to travel down. Hope that kinda made sense?
I got a butterfly on the middle of my back, on the spine. The gray ink didn't hurt but the colour definitely did, as it was on already sensitive, broken skin.
I have 3 tattoos on my chest, one on my leg and one that wraps around my left arm. The underside of my left arm is the most painful place that I've gotten inked. I actually enjoyed the sensation of the needle hitting my upper sternum for my chest pieces.
Wtf? That is exactly backwards of anything I’ve had lol. Not saying you’re fibbing or anything, I’ve definitely heard this before. It’s just funny to me since I’m the exact opposite is all :p
Being completely honest, my elbow was the least painful tattoo I've got. The skin is actually quite thick (just compare it to your inner arms, for instance) and the needle doesn't get anywhere near your bones. IMO, chest and shoulders are at least twice as painful.
I'm actually kinda surprised the upper back wasn't on this list. I have two tattoos, one on my upper back where my scapula is and the other wrapped around my ribs. Granted, my rib tattoo is pretty small so the most pain I felt was when my artist was tattooing towards the back of my ribs because of the vibration against my bones. My scapula tattoo was a little bigger with more detail, but still only the size my fist. The shading and coloring for that one was torture cuz all I could feel was that buzzing against my bone radiating all the way to my shoulder and neck. I def plan on getting more, but just sticking to my arms for now.
Strange how different everyone perceives pain, I have a full sleeve that goes from the bottom half of my fingers with full coverage into a shoulder/back and chest panel..all color so my elbow is solidly covered as well as the inside of my bicep..I was anticipating that to be awful, and the elbow was, but the inner bicep was far easier for me. Weird enough my shoulder/back panel was by farrrr the worst for me. That's the only session I quit early on of the entire tatt.
As someone doing alot of manual labor and ofter cutting my fingers i think i would't have much of a problem with tattoin them but when i heard armpits i got shivers at the mere tought.
In my experience nothing compares to the sternum. I’ve been tattoo’d on my neck, spine, elbow, the whole top of my left hand and I would gladly take any of those over having to do my chest/sternum again.
Gotta call out number 5 the side. 5'11 back when I was 130 pounds I got my side done. 15 hour tattoo, 5 sessions, first session being about 6 hours. It goes from the bottom of my armpit to just below the top of my hip bone and from about half way around the front to the same on the back. I slept through that whole first sitting, was not bad at all. The worst part of the whole tattoo was how I had to lay. Overall tattoos don't hurt. Also have wrist neck and chest. None really hurt
The top of my foot was the WORST place of all my tattoos. It legit felt like he was peeling the skin off! My daughter's first, and only, tat was a beautiful saying right along the spine... She took it like a champ!
I’m a professional tattoo artist. Needle arrangements and / or cartridges can have up to 49 needles! And I wouldn’t be surprised if there were to be even bigger sizes.
The elbow was the least painful tattoo I ever got. It actually tickled and felt good idk how that ended up first place. The worst I have done is my inner bicep and my chest
I have 70 tattoos and my personal most painful one was getting the entire top of my left foot done. I also almost passed out when I got the the webbing between my thumb done.
Full arm and leg sleeves plus chest here. Under the arm (armpit-region) was the worst, and back of the knee was pretty bad. Weirdly, the calf was the only one that I felt physically ill after. Happy inking!
Well, I disagree with the number 1 place. I have tats on all 8 fingers, both forearms, 1 anckle my back, ribs and chest. The ribs were horrible when it came to pain, but the absolute worst, was my chest. Made me not want to get any more chest tattoos. Matter of fact, the only 2 that bothered me were the ribs and chest.
I have eyeliner tattooed on.. no numbing cream was used .. it hurt like a mother .. but a needle by your eye is motivation to not move and have a tattoo on my ankle
A 3-4 hour piece on my chest was probably the most painful though the wrist hurts too. You're getting inked. The pain is part of the reason tats are so addictive.
They forgot to mention everyone's pain tolerance is different. I have my hands and fingers tattooed and both were a breeze. I actually laughed during the fingers felt like tickling
Can confirm that the inside of the wrist hurts, didnt really bother me getting the rest of my forearm done, but around the inner part of wrist is rather unpleasant, and resisting the urge to twitch the hand is annoying.
I’ve had my fingers(8/10, right above nail to middle knuckle) done and the first time I thought I was gonna throw up & pass out.. my brother redid them and that didn’t come close to painful as the first time. Artist knowledge with depth with various skins helps.
I have a sleeve and my wrist was the most painful. I'd say as it was thin skin and across a bone. Inside of my elbow, called the dip, and outside were fine
I have 130 hours of tattoos, complete coverage of my arms and armpits. Elbows and armpits I didn’t think were that bad. I think the stomach is worse than those. The worse part of the armpits was the healing, not the tattooing.
Tattoo artist here. I specialize in 1700's and tebori methods. Im here to tell you all that tattoos only hurt because of electric machines. Believe it or not, done by hand, they dont hurt, bleed, or peel.
Yeah, OK. Also, I heard that if you combine the right essential oils, with the right crystals, under the right celestial sky, your body will naturally give itself its own tattoos meditating in the mountains.
The elbow! I was waiting for the end of the video because when I tattooed my both arms, the elbow was something really insane. I was like "it's not possible that I was the only one that felt that much pain in this ridiculous area".
@@Die-Angst my shoulder was my very first one at 16 and like it said you can tell when it hits the bone but like with any tattoo it goes numb after awhile (as long as your artist doesn’t hop around) and will just get the occasional flash of extra pain from when it hits the bone. Hope your piece turns out great though!
As being 80% tatted, it's the armpit for me. Spine was okay, knee hurts but can deal with it. Definitely back of the knee though, had to knock those out first.
Top of the foot was the worst one I have partly because of the bone being close to the surface, but another reason is that I had to walk around on it. Use of the tattooed area definitely plays a role in the severity and duration of the pain your going to experience.
You changed the title of the video but still people will remember you for “Don’t getting a tattoo” as the first title. I know.. us people are mean… or we maybe we like a joke. Good one boys 👍🏻
I have over 40 tattoos, all over my body. Pain is definitely subjective so therefore different for everyone. My top 3 most painful places (no order) would have to be the foot, behind the knee and my stomach.
I knew a girl in high school who had several tattoos. She had gotten permission from her parents to get them so she was able to get them before turning 18. She said the ankle tattoo that drifted down to her foot was by far the most painful. She also had one across her upper chest and one right above her left hip but just below the ribs. She said she would definitely get more tattoos, but she'd never get one on her foot or ankle again because it was so painful. I worked with another girl several years later that had a foot tattoo as well and she said it didn't hurt. Just goes to show how different each person's tolerance to pain can be.
I knew someone who said his tattoo at the back of his neck was one that hurt the most.. that was interesting to know
Foot tattoos are a pretty comfortable area
There's areas on here that if a professional Tattoo artist was ok with tattooing you should leave!
Woah, that's crazy to hear. There is a massive nerve that runs over the top of the foot and it is so close to bone that I would assume it went with hands on this list. I did a 4 hr rib piece and can only do about 1-1.5 hrs on the top of my foot at once. Wild that some people don't feel that.
The highly tatted tattoo artist next to us (who had finger, face, neck, and head tats) said he got one foot done and was too chicken to get his other one done lolol
@@TheBlondeNinjaXDthe foot is brutal, my eldest daughter and my mother have the tops of their feet tattooed and said it was the worst. My daughter also the top of her hands tattooed and said the top of the foot is worse.
Professional tattooer here… The needles do NOT inject ink into the skin. What is actually happening is that the needles pierce the skin which creates a hole; when the needle(s) retract “capillary action” causes the ink to be drawn in to the holes.
Hope this helps.
@Sol true
"The needle pierces tge skin which creates a hole" pretty sure that's how an injection works
Hmmm yes...solid ground in living space is floor
@Sol No, it is not. Injection needles are hollow in order to force the contents of the syringe directly into the tissue. If it used capillary action, the plunger on the syringe would be unnecessary.
@@aztekwarrior8398 an injection *forces* the contents of the syringe directly into the tissue with a *plunger!* that is NOT capillary action.
I have most of my tattoos on my arms and they didn't hurt too much. My ankle tattoo did hurt a lot but was able to get through it fine. I do have one planned for the right rib area and I'm already anticipating it to be very painful. But it's gonna be worth it.
How do you define "worth"? What is the benefit?
@@3ducs The design is gorgeous and I found the perfect artist for it. Tattoos make me feel more confident.
Emla cream put on an hour before and you won't feel a thing
Who asked
The ribs were painful!
as a tattoo artist, this video was painful to me.
the inaccuracies and mistakes hurt so much
What mistakes you found ?
as a tattoo enthousiast: same.
I just did 9 hours straight getting a half sleeve on my forearm in one sitting. Those last few hours were insane. Never sitting that long again.
I got that coming up here in December lol. I’ve done the ribs so hopefully the comparison will make 9 hours easier
I was shaking bc off the pain the last hours
Jeeez 9 hours on just ur forearm? Lots of color and detail i suppose?
Yup, got a half sleeve done in one sitting for just around 9 hours as well on the forearm, majority of it shading. Felt like a sunburn and that was about it. Only person that needed a couple breaks was my tattoo guy just to sort out his back from being hunched over.
@@That_Bearded_Mechanic they sit in so many uncomfortable positions. My tattoo artist and I talk about him going to a chiropractor at the end of every week to fix his back
Don’t forget about below the right rib cage. They say the ribs hurt but the part of your body below the rib cage is your liver. It feels like shockwaves being sent across your entire midsection
Absolutely... i got my my ribs lined (2 more sessions left)
Tattooing the space where my stomach and midsection met was the worst... had the back of my knee done the same day and that felt dreamy in comparison.
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my tat goes from top of my ribs all the way down my oblique and you are conpletely right. I went in expecting the worst on my ribs, but it wasnt bad. Once he got below my ribs......i really had to hold it in lol
To me the ribcage wasn't that bad but one I got below the Ribs it started to become excruciating
i tattooed my ribs without knowing how much it hurts. i dont have any regrets but it felt like drilling trough my bones and i did get a big tattoo
As a person with 7 tattoos, my most painful one was the back of my thigh…that one literally brought tears to my eyes 🥲
What I've realized it's is different for everyone, some mentioned in the video I felt almost nothing, like wrist, spine, while others like top of foot and hand in general was very painful. Just depends on the person and where they are sensitive.
Mine was on the side. I was ready to tap out as soon as he started 😭😭
Mine was my leg calf and my fingers
Missed the Palms, Soles of feet. Also the foot in general. But if the elbow really is the worst, I'm definitely getting my ribs done
My palms were the worst spot ever & I have tons of tattoos
my ribs where way worse then the elbow
I got my elbows done
Wasn’t that bad..
I got both elbows, ribs, ankles and armpit from this list and armpit takes the price everyday of the week
Palms were actually really not bad for me😅
My most painful during the actual tattoo process were definitely my fingers, especially since they’ve needed more touch up than ones on my forearm, bicep, or wrists.
However, the one on the back of my hand was the most painful by far during the healing. It took longer to heal and was much more sensitive. Thankfully it came out very well first time so no touch up needed
I do "getting" a tattoo on these body parts and there is no power in the universe and beyond that can stop me.
Problem, Infographics?
Yeah they do have a problem...
Their Grammar!
@@LexiLunarpaw LOLLLLL
what was the original title?
@@a-ragdoll "Don't getting a tattoo in these places"
People getting tatoos are not free and seek attention so clearly you are the problem
I have a full sleeve and would say that my experience with the elbow was a piece of cake. It was honestly one of the easier spots throughout my sleeve. So cool how pain is a person to person basis
I was thinking the same thing. Elbow was easy, the worst part on my entire arm, is what they call “the ditch” which is the crease on the inside of the arm at the elbow joint. But I’d honestly say my most painful overall was my calf, though that might just be because that tattoo is the most saturated of all my pieces. It IS very intriguing how different places are more/less painful depending on the person.
Funny enough my very first tattoo I ever got two of them, was the Romanian and Italian flag on my left Wrist, The Romanian Flag cause I'm Romanian, and the Italian one because the family who adopted and raised me is Italian.
One thing I will say a lot of people might not consider, is the color of that tattoo itself, will actually affect that pain level, because the metal in the tattoo or how deep it needs to go changes on the color. When I got mine I chatted a lot about it with my tattoo artist, for me personally I found the most painful pigment to be yellow, and both times I got tattoos the Artist agreed with me saying Yellow usually causes a lot of issues for people because it has to go deeper than red, or blue.
I got a whole back tattoo, in 6 hour with only 2, 10 min brakes. Yes it hurts, but nothing is more uncomfortable than vibration of the machine around your heart.
Same. For me the spine hurt the most. That or the base of the neck.
My first tattoo was right down the spine. The feeling of the vibrations throughout your entire body can be very unsettling at times
I think age is a factor as well, tattoos I got at 18 seemed to hurt less than tattoos at 35.
Simply put, it hurts getting tattooed anywhere in the human body.
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@@yuuji3795 Joe wouldn't like that
@@yuuji3795 ok
*tattoos your nuts*
@@OriginalTolerance wif yo mouff.
Yeah, tattoos hurt. A lot more painful than I expected, to be honest. My only tattoo (for now lol) is on my inner forearm, and gosh it hurt! The best way to describe the pain is a slow, burning cat scratch. I have cats and can confirm, at least in my experience, that's a very accurate description. Totally worth it though!
That’s about how I would describe mine as well. It’s pretty large too so it was numbing at times
Honestly it varies from person to person, everyone has a different scale of pain tolerance. For me, tattoos don't hurt at all. It just feels like buzzing on my skin which can make it feel a bit raw but not all that painful. They're definitely worth it though, if you have a good artist lined up. Art that is going to be on your body for your whole life? Definitely worth it.
I've got arms, wrists, chest, sternum, collar bones and legs, I have a messed up nervous system so that could be why none of my tattoos have hurt much, planning on shins and lower stomach next, lower neck was weird I could feel it all up my throat but still never really hurt much
My mom has a tattoo on her spine. After hearing this and after remembering the time she danced and jumped with high heels on i deducted that she is a terminator
For me, the most sensitive places were the calf's and the chest with the calf being the most painful. Easiest by far were the fingers. But then again, my hands have seen a lot of damage from work, so most likely the pain tolerance there has built up, or I'm just weird.
Fingers are worst for me by far. Then inner elbow
@@dragonpup1 Ouch, inner elbow does not sound good at all.
Was kinda surprised they didn’t mentioned the calf that was the most painful for me not the chest or armpit
@@flydios9607 Wow .... such incredible variance in pain perception, for me the calf was by far one of the least painful sites
I’ve got a decent amount of my body tattooed (including my head, spine and neck) and I can easily say the worst one was the back of my knee, felt like I was having my legs sliced by a rusty razor for hours
I've had behind my ears and the sides of my neck tattooed and it wasn't painful, but the vibrations around my skull made me feel sick and gave me a migraine. Happened each of the 4 times I had those areas done.
What about your spine tattoo?
@@Lol-tn9lr still painful but definetely not as bad as my knees
I’m 59 years old now and I’ve been having tattoos since I was 16 in Britain, I’m coming to the end of having my whole back tattooed, I’ve just 4 big portraits 3 of them are my 3 beautiful grandsons in their Arsenal shirts (our families favourite football team) and the other portrait is of the family’s dog Quincy who is a American Akita plus there’s some other stuff on my back, I have to agree with this man, the elbow was the worst place I’ve had a tattoo because it’s bone plus the breastbone is another very painful place to get tattooed but my back has taken just over 18 months to get done, some parts of the back is a lot more painful than other parts but I wouldn’t change it for anything, ever since my childhood I’ve wanted a whole back piece tattoo and I’m just two sittings away from getting my achievement finished, yippee.
I've got tatts running across both wrists, elbows, ditches (inside of elbow) and right up against the armpits. I can definitely attest to the accuracy of this video.
"Dont getting a tattoo..." nice english, jar jar
Lol
They'll fix it
Okay thank God I thought I was stroking put over here
They’ll figure it out
Meeza no want a tattoo!
My "most painful tattoo" would be a 2x2 inch picture on my left ribs. The artist had a REAL HEAVY hand though, so I reflexively pulled back, leaning into the chair's opposite armrest. I found out later that I had a hairline fracture on a right-side rib. Pain. Everytime I breathed or stretched. For six weeks.
I have a tattoo on the side of my wrist! It was really painful. I was literally crying and was laughing at the same time to cover my pain. The tattoo artist was very supportive! Now, I am getting ready to get a 3rd one on my wrist!
You guys forgot one part of the body, the eyes
In order to pull this off, you need to have ink squirted directly onto thirds of the eye at a time. You cannot close them while this is going on and a mishap could lead to a loss of sight.
I’ve had this procedure done and although risky with experienced artists the process is actually pain free and enjoyable. Feels like cold water poured into your brain, strangely relaxing.
@@georgevalentine6696 weird! But cool!
@@georgevalentine6696 You are insane why would get your eyes tattooed!?
@@georgevalentine6696 that's so cool! What color did you get done & what color are your eyes naturally?
I love how eye tattoos look on other people but I prob won't get it done on myself. I'll just keep getting my body covered & admire the extra brave ones like you! I'm about 75% covered all below the neck
Don't
The more of these type of videos I watch, the more I think the artist plays a huge role in how much pain is involved.
And here I am trying to get myself 90% covered
I've got my elbow tattooed with solid black. this was my least painful tattoo hands down i loved it. I think the tattooist and equipment is somthing else that can contribute to pain.
Most painful was my ribs...at the end I started shaking like I was cold.
I had a 5 hour session on my ribs and it was more painful then any sparring session I’ve ever done I was holding my breath trying to hold on the pain
I’ve had my around my collar bone, tattooed, ribs, and inner biceps. My bicep tattoo runs right to the elbow and when I say that was the most pain I’ve experienced out of all those I’m not lying!
As someone who has their elbows and wrists tattooed, i find it hard to believe this. Maybe I’m just tougher than I thought?
There's a lot of different factors for instance the color of it and whether or not you have it filled in
@@blaineg8814 all my tattoos are full color (American traditional) pretty heavy handed artist too, from what a few friends have said lol.
@@uPope_ ya you got a high pain tolerance then
I have almost my entire body tattooed. Except for my face. Full arms sleeves, chest, back, ribs, leg sleeves you name it. This list is garb. Everyone handles pain differently in different areas. What hurts for one person might be a breeze for another. Pain is subjective. Clickbait video is clickbait.
Hey, heavily tattoo'd fella here!
The machines/needles dont actually 'inject' the ink into the skin. The needles are covered in ink when being used, when being stabbed into the skin, the needles carry that ink into the skin with them whilst opening up little holes, and they kinda just.. leave that ink behind. It's not like an injection needle that has a hole in the center for fluid to travel down.
Hope that kinda made sense?
I "getted" a tattoo along my entire spine and my wrist so this list makes me feel like a badass. 😂😂😂
I definetely dont getting any of these tattoos! I thanking you for this video!!
jungkook from bts has a blackout tattoo on his inner elbow…his pain tolerance is insane
I got a butterfly on the middle of my back, on the spine. The gray ink didn't hurt but the colour definitely did, as it was on already sensitive, broken skin.
Ah see now the most painful for me was every time you called it a tattoo “gun” and not machine
I have 3 tattoos on my chest, one on my leg and one that wraps around my left arm. The underside of my left arm is the most painful place that I've gotten inked. I actually enjoyed the sensation of the needle hitting my upper sternum for my chest pieces.
Wtf? That is exactly backwards of anything I’ve had lol. Not saying you’re fibbing or anything, I’ve definitely heard this before. It’s just funny to me since I’m the exact opposite is all :p
Being completely honest, my elbow was the least painful tattoo I've got. The skin is actually quite thick (just compare it to your inner arms, for instance) and the needle doesn't get anywhere near your bones. IMO, chest and shoulders are at least twice as painful.
Same here my elbows didn’t hurt to do worst one I’ve experienced is my palms
I’m literally finishing my tattoo right now as this video came up 😂 the algorithm is getting too good
Perfect timing! I was just sitting in a dimmed room with my $19 tattoo machine I got from eBay.
Lol dont do it gg
Why don't you test each area and let us know how bad it is 🤣
Lol 🤣🤣🤣
I have 2 sleeves and most of my chest tattoos. Definitely agree with the elbows being the most painful
Nice vid! The Imphographics Show is amazing!
Very true, I got my ribcage done when I weighed about 108 lbs, the area around the beginning of my armpit, and my back within the last year.
I'm actually kinda surprised the upper back wasn't on this list. I have two tattoos, one on my upper back where my scapula is and the other wrapped around my ribs. Granted, my rib tattoo is pretty small so the most pain I felt was when my artist was tattooing towards the back of my ribs because of the vibration against my bones. My scapula tattoo was a little bigger with more detail, but still only the size my fist. The shading and coloring for that one was torture cuz all I could feel was that buzzing against my bone radiating all the way to my shoulder and neck. I def plan on getting more, but just sticking to my arms for now.
It's probably because not everyone's scapula is as exposed.
Elbow doesn’t hurt at all, as someone who is absolutely covered, the inside of your bicep and armpit are definitely the worst.
Strange how different everyone perceives pain, I have a full sleeve that goes from the bottom half of my fingers with full coverage into a shoulder/back and chest panel..all color so my elbow is solidly covered as well as the inside of my bicep..I was anticipating that to be awful, and the elbow was, but the inner bicep was far easier for me. Weird enough my shoulder/back panel was by farrrr the worst for me. That's the only session I quit early on of the entire tatt.
I was never interested in getting a tattoo. But after seeing this I’m never getting one.
Yes same lol
As someone doing alot of manual labor and ofter cutting my fingers i think i would't have much of a problem with tattoin them but when i heard armpits i got shivers at the mere tought.
Guys, don’t “getting” a tattoo in the places mentioned!
In my experience nothing compares to the sternum. I’ve been tattoo’d on my neck, spine, elbow, the whole top of my left hand and I would gladly take any of those over having to do my chest/sternum again.
Gotta call out number 5 the side. 5'11 back when I was 130 pounds I got my side done. 15 hour tattoo, 5 sessions, first session being about 6 hours. It goes from the bottom of my armpit to just below the top of my hip bone and from about half way around the front to the same on the back. I slept through that whole first sitting, was not bad at all. The worst part of the whole tattoo was how I had to lay. Overall tattoos don't hurt. Also have wrist neck and chest. None really hurt
The top of my foot was the WORST place of all my tattoos. It legit felt like he was peeling the skin off! My daughter's first, and only, tat was a beautiful saying right along the spine... She took it like a champ!
Armpit tattoes gotta be the worst..
I have a full sleeve and can confirm that the elbow isnt nice to get done, its not just pain but also extreme discomfort
They aren’t “tattoo guns” they are tattoo machines
Came to the comments to post this!
Wow great job with the research 🤔
Wow, such a big difference
@@Rayitolaser569 I agree, such a mistake could literally end lives !
I weigh ~ 250lbs and am 5ft,9in tall. My ribs have plenty of cushioning.
"Don't getting a tatto in these parts of the body"
Cursed title
Yeah I’m waiting it to be changed
I’m a professional tattoo artist. Needle arrangements and / or cartridges can have up to 49 needles! And I wouldn’t be surprised if there were to be even bigger sizes.
The elbow was the least painful tattoo I ever got. It actually tickled and felt good idk how that ended up first place. The worst I have done is my inner bicep and my chest
Just learned about 10 places where im gonna get my next tattoos
"Don't getting a tattoo"
I have 70 tattoos and my personal most painful one was getting the entire top of my left foot done. I also almost passed out when I got the the webbing between my thumb done.
"Worst punishments in the history of mankind : Tattoo on these places."
Full arm and leg sleeves plus chest here. Under the arm (armpit-region) was the worst, and back of the knee was pretty bad. Weirdly, the calf was the only one that I felt physically ill after. Happy inking!
Well, I disagree with the number 1 place. I have tats on all 8 fingers, both forearms, 1 anckle my back, ribs and chest. The ribs were horrible when it came to pain, but the absolute worst, was my chest. Made me not want to get any more chest tattoos. Matter of fact, the only 2 that bothered me were the ribs and chest.
I have eyeliner tattooed on.. no numbing cream was used .. it hurt like a mother .. but a needle by your eye is motivation to not move and have a tattoo on my ankle
Who else is here while the tittle is grammatically incorrect?
Little tittle. Lol
A 3-4 hour piece on my chest was probably the most painful though the wrist hurts too. You're getting inked. The pain is part of the reason tats are so addictive.
They forgot to mention everyone's pain tolerance is different. I have my hands and fingers tattooed and both were a breeze. I actually laughed during the fingers felt like tickling
Can confirm that the inside of the wrist hurts, didnt really bother me getting the rest of my forearm done, but around the inner part of wrist is rather unpleasant, and resisting the urge to twitch the hand is annoying.
The grammar is just 👌🏻
Bro spot on!
Here before he corrects the spelling mistake in the title
I’m glad I watch this cuz I got both my ribs tattooed in college so now I’m not that worried about the rest imma get
Bestie i got you “Dont Get a Tattoo on These Parts of your Body” i lost a few brain cells reading “getting” ngl
I’ve had my fingers(8/10, right above nail to middle knuckle) done and the first time I thought I was gonna throw up & pass out.. my brother redid them and that didn’t come close to painful as the first time. Artist knowledge with depth with various skins helps.
I have a sleeve and my wrist was the most painful. I'd say as it was thin skin and across a bone. Inside of my elbow, called the dip, and outside were fine
My wrists and ribs were the worst… But of course I’m a skinny bone rack so no surprise there.
@@Ranxerox1911A1 I'm a fat lad so was mostly fine haha I'd say wrist, then inside of bicep worst
My first was on the top of my Spine and tbh I fell asleep as I found it so relaxing
Don’t getting a tattoo on these parts of your body
I have 130 hours of tattoos, complete coverage of my arms and armpits. Elbows and armpits I didn’t think were that bad. I think the stomach is worse than those. The worse part of the armpits was the healing, not the tattooing.
"Dont *getting* a tattoo on these parts of your body"
I got a tattoo on my lower right calf. In a way im thankful my spinal cord injury prevented me from feeling the pain from the tattoo.
Tattoo artist here. I specialize in 1700's and tebori methods. Im here to tell you all that tattoos only hurt because of electric machines. Believe it or not, done by hand, they dont hurt, bleed, or peel.
Lololololol lies
@@joedafrog only in unskilled hands
Yeah, OK. Also, I heard that if you combine the right essential oils, with the right crystals, under the right celestial sky, your body will naturally give itself its own tattoos meditating in the mountains.
I'm tattooed all over
1. Palms
2. Feet
3. Side for neck
4. Fingers
5. Spine
6. Collar bone
7. Arm pit
8. Ribs
9. Under arm
10. Head
Og remember when the title was “Dont getting these tattoos on these parts of your body” before it was changed
Pepperidge Farm remebers.
@@evanray8413 15 minutes and still haven’t changed it
I've seen typo's not changed for hours even when the comments were non-stop about it.
Not just this channel. Many.
@@messirve6964
lol i typo'd "remebers" haha
The elbow! I was waiting for the end of the video because when I tattooed my both arms, the elbow was something really insane. I was like "it's not possible that I was the only one that felt that much pain in this ridiculous area".
I’m surprised how easy my neck was, it was easily the least painful so far
@@Die-Angst my shoulder was my very first one at 16 and like it said you can tell when it hits the bone but like with any tattoo it goes numb after awhile (as long as your artist doesn’t hop around) and will just get the occasional flash of extra pain from when it hits the bone. Hope your piece turns out great though!
The full neck in my opinion. Still pushed through 💪🏽
Shouldn't the title say .... don't "be" getting .... don't getting is really messing with my mind and I don't like it.
It should be don’t get. Don’t be getting doesn’t make sense either.. lol
@@Jay6624 makes much better sense then before. Didn't say I was perfect haha
Nice video! Loved it!
As being 80% tatted, it's the armpit for me. Spine was okay, knee hurts but can deal with it. Definitely back of the knee though, had to knock those out first.
Original title: don't getting a tattoo on these parts of the body
Your welcome
It still says "Getting" on mine
You're* :)
I have 3 tattoos, one on my hip, and one on each sides of my ribs. None of them were too painful, no crying and they’re small so no problems
Top of the foot was the worst one I have partly because of the bone being close to the surface, but another reason is that I had to walk around on it. Use of the tattooed area definitely plays a role in the severity and duration of the pain your going to experience.
"Don't getting a tattoo" ah yes medival dark ages english
Wtf cares. Grammar cop...smh...forever wanna bully and put ppl down
@@jayc6395 Grammar is a very important thing to have in life.
@@andrewyerian214 no its not...being able to convey your message and being able to comprehend
Well, I didn’t want to get tattoos before watching this, now I’m totally sure I won’t get one ever.
You changed the title of the video but still people will remember you for “Don’t getting a tattoo” as the first title. I know.. us people are mean… or we maybe we like a joke. Good one boys 👍🏻
This needs pinned 🤣
I can feel the pain throughout the whole video. I'm never gonna get a tattooed anywhere
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I have over 40 tattoos, all over my body. Pain is definitely subjective so therefore different for everyone. My top 3 most painful places (no order) would have to be the foot, behind the knee and my stomach.