Yea, that's where the laws Luke that come in to play thow. That's why they were created. The few people that grew to be generationally normal after decades, made lots of laws to prevent the {still huge} amount of nasties from being in their spaces so they'd be safe.
Thats not real irony, thats just history based generalisation.This video is probably a misconception Also according to ur comment, the unironic equivalent would be australia with no laws
The law was originally ment to be against gang related tattoos but has been treated as a blanket dress code rule. Esp in some pubs and clubs. I hope it changes soon. there have been more and more stories on this topic leading to more awareness of this weird law and more ppl want it repealed. Hi from Australia
@@jorugarushia9167I agree we neednto g etnrid of them. we had a time of reactionary laws that were very harsh towards all bikers. They caught many ppl within them inc charity groups.
Thankyou another Aussie gd all these dumb Americans it was hilarious visiting America it’s think it’s the number one country but it’s hella shit run down racist af waste of land
@@jorugarushia9167 not everyone knows every specific gang tattoo. It’s not far to put everyone else in danger because of one person who has a non-gang related tattoo. They make laws against gangs for a reason, to keep people safe.
I just spent the past 30 seconds trying to say no and have it sound like nar and it's just weird saying it without properly moving your lips to speak US English 🤣
@MattyDubbz he said there is a law that bans visible tattoos in certain places... so if that's true, the government passes laws, not private business. Furthermore, private business or not, generally in commonwealth countries courts have maintained that a business that it open to the public IS obligated to serve all the public. So as a business, I couldn't for example, say "no Koreans in my pet store".
@@Matt_Wilson01I don't know about other states but it was definitely a proper governmental law here in Queensland. They wanted to stop bikers gangs from meeting up and assumed everyone with tattoos must be bikers related.
@@ChrisW777 it's not that his voice might be shakey. It's that dry mouth low saliva "clicking" or "smacking" sound. Happens to us all at some point. Just funny someone pointed it out for those who notice.
Dam this girl called me to pick her up at 3am once. I had just smoked myself to sleep cause I worked at 6 😬. I agreed and left with the worst cotton mouth. I knew she didn’t want to get down down but she would’ve made out then who knows…. I couldn’t find a dam place to get some water. The quik stop by my house wasn’t 24 hours anymore wtf😤…. Everything was closed at 4 am. My cotton mouth was so bad she would’ve felt sand paper on her lips 😂😂. I start driving up this hill I like and bam a deer jumps in front of my car. I swerve and stop then another 3-4 cross the road like they own it. When I was driving her home some crack head was just standing in the middle of the road. I switched to the left lane and when I was about to pass him he starts walking towards my lane while I’m going 40+ mph …. I swerved hard to the left to make it between the street barrier going the wrong way on the road. I just stopped on the side and wonder wtf happened because I almost killed some guy. I asked her and and she didn’t even notice the guy till I swerved. Bad night and bad morning with only getting like 30 mins of sleep.
@Lane AWD right even if you didn’t design it yourself knowing your the only one with it is cool my tattoo artist, designer them but I know he won’t put it on any one els #jason_monroe
When we went to Japan my wife, who is half Japanese, warned me that I wouldn't be allowed in some of the public bathes because I have tattoos and in Japan tattoos are highly associated with the Yakuza.
With Japanese people, if you’re foreign they barely pay you any mind, I went into an onsen and an awful lot of them where interested in my tattoos, I guess it depends on the art and the person I suppose
@@Wolfsong27FlyHalfFullHeart True. Having talked with my wife she reminded me that this mainly applied to her brother who looks more ethnically Japanese. I would probably be fine.
if youre non asian lookig person then youre fine. yakuza do not take any non japanese as a member. but other asian nation looks like japanese people too so goodluck with non japanese but asian tourists
Yep I live in Australia as well ...got my hands tattooed a whole ago now and In some restaurants and clubs they don't let you in.... As a professional drummer it is always a blast telling them I am playing here tonight when they stop me at the door carrying my equipment in....
Y’all saying he just picked shit off the wall… yes. That’s how tattoos especially traditional tattoos work. And y’all can’t say truthfully his tats suck. The application is good, the quality is good, it’s legible, and the placement of them all isn’t bad either. Y’all might not like it but he has great tats.
@@chronic_payne5669 that is for bikie tattoos you fool such as they bikies gang name and or symbols, they can't do shitt o regular people for having hand tattoos or neck. only affiliation tattoos are not allowed to be shown.
This is common even in America…I once visited Denver Colorado and there was a full street of clubs and bars that I was not allowed into because of my face tattoo, they all had a sign out front that clearly stated they do not allow anyone in with face tattoos & possibly others….we were able to make it into one place but soon as we got in at least 5 of their security followed us the entire time
It's a bit different here though. He was getting hassled b.c. of a law and in the u.s. it's the up to the discretion of the owner of the business b.c. every privately owned business has a rote to refuse service as long as the reason doesn't violate someone's civil rites (race, religion/creed, gender, etc...).
It’s not true, there’s no law, it was clearly just a dress code issue at some random club and this guy doesn’t have enough brain cells to tell the difference between a nightclub rule and legislation
most clubs are picky with who they let in anyway. certain clubs in the US won’t even let you in if you’re a woman wearing flat shoes or a man wearing jeans
@@Flu_Tang_Clan yeah it’s exactly the same here in Australia. This is a purely click bait title and this guy is just embarrassing Australia because he’s clueless. Kinda angry at inked for posting this nonsense
I unfortunately have to cover up a as I work in a school (in maintenance) here in Sydney. Long pants and long sleeves all year around is what I gotta work with 😔.I think this ‘cover your tattoos’ nonsense needs to be looked at and go the way of Blockbuster. It’s so outdated
I agree with you personally. Tattoos are a choice but it has no reflection on your character just because you have pictures on your skin.. yet you got to cover them up
You can't expect a twelve year old to have the best judgement when it comes to a thing like that. Hell, some grown men for that matter. But if dude didn't want to be treated different then he should have stayed like everyone else.
I understand your point, but a club/restaurant owner has the same right to refuse admission.Just because you are exercising a right, doesn’t mean somebody else has to agree
@@markmiller6402 why does it matter if he has tats tho? that's like refusing someone to be let in your store because they have afro textured hair. its discrimination.
@@hiidefxyz Let's be honest. I'm sick of everyone refusing to state the obvious. People who get face tattoos are almost always of an undesirable personality. And I don't want to hear any "but I know/am a person who has face tattoos and they/i have a fine personality. Two things 1 your/they're not, 2 even if you/they aren't lowlifes you have to admit that the vast majority of people with face tattoos are. If a club or bar has banned people with face tattoos then chances are it's because half the bar fights are caused by people with face tattoos. And finally, getting a face tattoo is one of the most ridiculous things I've ever seen. Why in the world do you think people want to look at a fucking knife on your face when their talking to you, this shit is ridiculous and only people with undesirable personalities would ever get a face tattoo
Hi there, Australian here. The law exists in Western Australia and is similar to the ones in other states with regard to "bikie gangs" consorting. Its an attempt to disrupt organised crime (pretty shit effort but anyway). The specific act in WA Legislation was introduced in 2021 and can be found by searching "Criminal Law (Unlawful Consorting and Prohibited Insignia) Act 2021"
@@FijianSouljah1312 no there isn't! that would be illegal and discriminatory! a premise can choose what patronage they want or don't want. so if they don't want people with face tattoos they just simply refuse entry to that person. just like attire requirements, if its less than they require, they refuse you entry.
@@FijianSouljah1312 no, there really isn't. There is a ban on bike face tatts in the NT but that's it. I have had tatts, I have no issues. Either bro is lying about never being to the club or the club clocked him as trouble/mistook him as someone else. But there's no ban.
Aussie (queenslander) here we do have that rule sadly not all clubs/places but still quite a lot who still have this rule. I wasn't allowed into a place for having a cross on my hand
There's no law, you just can't go into certain clubs or venues because of gang association. If you're in a place without gang violence it's not an issue
I'm Australian and can safely say I've never heard of that ban 😅 more like individual places not letting tattooed people in? Some states also do have a law where bikies aren't allowed to have their club related tattoos visible, though
As an ex-bouncer I can confirm venues will knock back heavily tattooed guys. This comes from the owners of the venue. We aren't allowed to do it but have to come up with another excuse to reject you.
I mean… this is the same country that bans gauging ears and splitting tongues or pretty much any body mob beyond simple piercings. I wouldn’t put it past them if they have weird tattoo laws too. They ban M rated games after all.
@@jackryan444Yeah, but it's one thing to ban certain tattoo or piercing procedures... But no shot anyone is banned because they have tattoos or piercings. That's not how anything works. This is a persecution complex.
@@jackryan444 -Did you get your understanding of Australia from a Crocodile Dundee film? Literally *NONE* of those things are banned. I should know. I'm Australian and have had most of them.
It's not a sure fire thing, it really just comes down to the venues policy or if the bouncer isn't a cunt, but they have the right to refuse entry on patrons.
No Such Laws Exist - 5 seconds on Google will show you there are no laws prohibiting Face, Neck or Hand Tattoo's in any Australian State or Territory. Wester Australian Police have made statements regarding Motorcycle Gang Members with Face Tattoos, however, there are no specific laws in place banning the Tattoos. Any Venue has the right to refuse entry to any perspective patron they believe may be looking to cause a problem once inside or on the grounds of failing to meet a dress code. They could easily argue that certain Face Tattoos could be unacceptable due to Criminal Association or Intimidatory Appearance - Not saying I agree, just pointing it out.
@@nylonpython I am an Australian and I was referring Goggle bringing up a number of Australian Pages, particularly, ones that answer laws surrounding Tattooing in Australia. Like anything regarding Google, yes you need to pay attention to the legitimacy of the page, but it's not too difficult. I do understand you comment though, Google doesn't always find reliable sources. I can defiantly say that there has never been such a Law in Australia.
@@nylonpython Hi, also an Australian with many tattoos. Never heard of such a thing either. At most I've heard of people being asked to cover their tattoos in certain places.
For the record: face tattoos are not illegal in Australia. There are laws regarding gang-related tattoos in WA which is what I assume he must be referring to, however unless if his tattoos are gang related he should be fine. Presumably they mistook it for a gang tattoo and that was the issue.
Post Malone even just got kicked out of a bar recently because of these stupid rules some bars have. It's ridiculous in this day and age with how common they are
It’s not a f**king law… 😂. Every venue has it’s own rules, dress code, and so forth. Some venues refuse entry to people w/ tattoos because… it’s a private venue.
The title is over dramatic but yes in Queensland you can not enter certain clubs and pubs due to hand face or neck tattoos. It's comes after the ban on bikies
yes it is true lmfao? face and neck tats are 100% banned (but not by law) in half of the night clubs in south australia and queensland. why talk out of your ass like that lol
Thats not a law some clubs just have certain rules regarding dress codes, for example some places can require you to wear closed in shoes or they can refuse entry to people wearing singlets.
Its not illegal here (aus), its just certain gangs are common and they are associated with the hand/face tats so certain clubs/venues dont allow people with that in.
@@genericchannel126 only tattoos to do with affiliation with a biker gang. they can't go oww you can't come in because ya have say a mandala on ya hand or neck.
Don't stress as 1 in 5 Aussies have tattoos and there's no law against them (this guy is wrong). If you go to our beaches you'll see just how common they are across all ages and genders. You'll be fine so come visit, we're friendly. 😀 🐨
He chatted BS, there's no laws about not having face or hand tattoos but Clubs generally won't let people in with face tattoos, but there are loads of reasons clubs won't let you in.
It's not a law, it's a business owner deciding he doesn't want sketchy people with devil tattoos on thier neck in his respectable place of business. Aka keeping skids out. It's just good business practice.
I'm a 46yo black man from deep southwest Louisiana. I wasn't allowed in a nightclub because my shirt wasn't tucked in. As I tucked my shirt in I saw several white guys wearing t-shirts, shorts and sneakers exiting with wristbands. I was wearing dress shoes, slacks and a short sleeve button down. I was still denied entry (after I tucked) as those guys walked back into the club. When I brought this up to the doorman he motioned to the police officer to have me removed from the property. I didn't get loud or belligerent I just said ok. Yeah, discrimination is a bitch.
No such law, no such ban. Its the discretion of the owners of any premises who is allowed in or not. Same as in the US. They could refuse to allow left handed people just as legally. THey can refuse service and ask you to leave unless doing so breaks anti-discrimination laws, which this doesn't. Their premises, their rules. When you choose to get face and neck tattoos you do so knowing (and perhaps because) it makes you no longer seen as a "normal" member of society. The consequenses of your own deliberate choices. Probably not the kind of establishment this guy would normally go or be comfortable in anyway.
It's not a law here, certain establishments just have dress codes, and a lot of those call for no face or neck tattoos.. Don't get me wrong, it's still backwards af, just not a law.
Man used all his energy to tell that story
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😂😂😂😂
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God damn this comment is hilarious
Dudes have a reaction or something
The whole country was built upon by squatters/Criminals 🤣 the irony here is hysterical
Yea, that's where the laws Luke that come in to play thow. That's why they were created. The few people that grew to be generationally normal after decades, made lots of laws to prevent the {still huge} amount of nasties from being in their spaces so they'd be safe.
Every country at the beginning was built by criminals lmao
Don't forget slavery
Thats not real irony, thats just history based generalisation.This video is probably a misconception
Also according to ur comment, the unironic equivalent would be australia with no laws
Now they've morphed into pussified liberals
Bro sounds like he’s gonna cry.
He looks like he's high and tries to act normal lol
Lol okay Kirby
He’s high as fuck lol
Actually sounds like he’s talking coked up, I’m on a big sentence right now I’ve seen it enough lol, Australia just as bad as the UK as well with it
Never heard of anxiety?
Dude opened the tattoo book and said I’ll take one of each.
For real, my man's got the whole flash sheet
Hell yea. Flash is where it’s at…our bodies just rot
@@funkchurches unless you’re not human 🥴
looks like he got sticker bombed lol
Nah mate he is the tattoo book. They just bring him out and ask people what they want lmao
Security Guard: oh naurr this bloke’s got nek tadoos.
Lmaooo
LMAOOOOOOO
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Got? 'gohd'
Lolol
He said "Sorry you've already been kicked out," And I said, "Uhmm NARRR."
lol
😂😂😂😂 I died
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*nurr
The law was originally ment to be against gang related tattoos but has been treated as a blanket dress code rule.
Esp in some pubs and clubs.
I hope it changes soon.
there have been more and more stories on this topic leading to more awareness of this weird law and more ppl want it repealed.
Hi from Australia
Slippery slop. Get rid of it. Seems like law makers knew what they were doing.
@@jorugarushia9167I agree we neednto g etnrid of them.
we had a time of reactionary laws that were very harsh towards all bikers.
They caught many ppl within them inc charity groups.
Thankyou another Aussie gd all these dumb Americans it was hilarious visiting America it’s think it’s the number one country but it’s hella shit run down racist af waste of land
@@jorugarushia9167 not everyone knows every specific gang tattoo. It’s not far to put everyone else in danger because of one person who has a non-gang related tattoo. They make laws against gangs for a reason, to keep people safe.
Just dont get neck and face tatoos like a degenerate 😁
UHM NAURR
lol thats all i was lookin for in the comments
Yeah nah
Idk why, it just boils my blood hearing that lol
😂
Tatooz
“Nauur. No because of his ta-dews”
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I just spent the past 30 seconds trying to say no and have it sound like nar and it's just weird saying it without properly moving your lips to speak US English 🤣
That law is pure discrimination, guilty until proven innocent
Private businesses can do what they want
@MattyDubbz he said there is a law that bans visible tattoos in certain places... so if that's true, the government passes laws, not private business.
Furthermore, private business or not, generally in commonwealth countries courts have maintained that a business that it open to the public IS obligated to serve all the public. So as a business, I couldn't for example, say "no Koreans in my pet store".
@@bgee461 Just don't get face and neck tats like a degenerate and you are fine lol
You are guilty by nature of having such tattoos. Tattooing should be criminalized.
@@Matt_Wilson01I don't know about other states but it was definitely a proper governmental law here in Queensland. They wanted to stop bikers gangs from meeting up and assumed everyone with tattoos must be bikers related.
His body looks like the sheet of temporary tattoos you get as a kid
Give that man a bottle of water….
😂 it's not just me!
I fuckin knew it!
Water or his voice is shaky from getting the same emotions he felt during the story/being on camera
@@ChrisW777 He's definitely high. No doubt about this one.
@@ChrisW777 it's not that his voice might be shakey. It's that dry mouth low saliva "clicking" or "smacking" sound. Happens to us all at some point. Just funny someone pointed it out for those who notice.
Homie stoned af. You can hear the cotton mouth. 🤣🤣🤣
Dam this girl called me to pick her up at 3am once. I had just smoked myself to sleep cause I worked at 6 😬. I agreed and left with the worst cotton mouth. I knew she didn’t want to get down down but she would’ve made out then who knows…. I couldn’t find a dam place to get some water. The quik stop by my house wasn’t 24 hours anymore wtf😤…. Everything was closed at 4 am. My cotton mouth was so bad she would’ve felt sand paper on her lips 😂😂. I start driving up this hill I like and bam a deer jumps in front of my car. I swerve and stop then another 3-4 cross the road like they own it. When I was driving her home some crack head was just standing in the middle of the road. I switched to the left lane and when I was about to pass him he starts walking towards my lane while I’m going 40+ mph …. I swerved hard to the left to make it between the street barrier going the wrong way on the road. I just stopped on the side and wonder wtf happened because I almost killed some guy. I asked her and and she didn’t even notice the guy till I swerved. Bad night and bad morning with only getting like 30 mins of sleep.
@@alexvillalobos7137 wtf 😂 shoulda just told her nah
@@lunar281 bro she didn’t want to leave either. And she woke me up up out of nowhere and my dumbass said yeah. I’m horrible at saying no
I hate that sound so much. Especially ppl who do asmr with a dry or wet ass mouth 🥴👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻
Ok to be fair with legalization who the fuck isn’t. (Expect for straight anti weed people ofc)
This dude really stood outside for hours just to get inside a party
but it was a birthday party. what a good friend mannnn
Man really got a sticker pack inked on just the front of his body
you got your front done? probably not
@@nahsurely yeah that's not an argument 🤣 that does not look appealing whatsoever
@@007oskari he’s not doing it for you so it doesn’t matter what you think
Srsly that looks like the most uninspiried tattoos ive ever seen lmaooooo
@Lane AWD right even if you didn’t design it yourself knowing your the only one with it is cool my tattoo artist, designer them but I know he won’t put it on any one els #jason_monroe
Dude looks like a goth sticker book
He's so nervous, it's like watching someone suffering from stage fright.
inked is a big publication, dudes probably never been interviewed before. you would be too. he also sounds stoned as hell lol
It is stage fright.
I’m sure the unshakable Bev Maxwell would have smashed that interview
@@mase8444lmao
@@mase8444 impeccable smart assery 🙌
The cotton mouth is killing me 🤣
Fr 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you
He’s a pill head that’s a special kind of cottonmouth
God I hate this comment. u made me rewatch it and start cringing
I’m glad someone else noticed
dude walked into a tattoo shop on friday 13th and said gimme every one in the book
Me as a 6 year old after discovering temporary tattoos:
When we went to Japan my wife, who is half Japanese, warned me that I wouldn't be allowed in some of the public bathes because I have tattoos and in Japan tattoos are highly associated with the Yakuza.
With Japanese people, if you’re foreign they barely pay you any mind, I went into an onsen and an awful lot of them where interested in my tattoos, I guess it depends on the art and the person I suppose
@@Wolfsong27FlyHalfFullHeart True. Having talked with my wife she reminded me that this mainly applied to her brother who looks more ethnically Japanese.
I would probably be fine.
if youre non asian lookig person then youre fine. yakuza do not take any non japanese as a member. but other asian nation looks like japanese people too so goodluck with non japanese but asian tourists
lol but if you aren’t Japanese then obviously you aren’t yakuza 😂
If you aren't Japanese though, they normally are fine about it.
Yep I live in Australia as well ...got my hands tattooed a whole ago now and In some restaurants and clubs they don't let you in.... As a professional drummer it is always a blast telling them I am playing here tonight when they stop me at the door carrying my equipment in....
I have my hands and fingers tattooed and I've never been refused entry to anywhere.
@@missshady1760 do you live in Queensland ???..because a lot of places up here have a no visible tattoo policy ..
@@Ticonderous1 no I live in Tasmania, we don't seem to care down here thankfully :)
There’s a difference between claiming Australia has a ban vs a private business has a ban,
@@22khia I said there are a lot of places that don't let you in with visible tattoos..I never said it was a country thing ???
Y’all saying he just picked shit off the wall… yes. That’s how tattoos especially traditional tattoos work. And y’all can’t say truthfully his tats suck. The application is good, the quality is good, it’s legible, and the placement of them all isn’t bad either. Y’all might not like it but he has great tats.
that shlt felt like it took 5 minutes to explain
If a flash art sale was a person 😂
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LOL I thought the same thing 🤣
It’s fuckin SICK
I love it
@@KattyKorruption of course you do
Exactly.
Haha, did he pick every tattoo off the wall?
My thoughts exactly!
He likes flash, American traditional started this way
Did your mother and father pick your name out of a book?
@@effectsore7608 you know hospitals and midwifery’s give out name books right 😂
@@blake3001 that cobra he has actually looks pretty tight !
Why’s bro so nervous?😂
They're racist against tattoos. Total insanity!
He said “NaaaRrr”😂😂
I don't think there's a law about it, mostly just company policy at some places
No they’re actual laws aimed at cracking down on motorcycle outlaw gang activity
@@chronic_payne5669 the only ones I've seen were specifically gang symbol tattoos, not just any on the face, hands, or neck
@@chronic_payne5669 motorcycle gangs are still a thing?
@@chronic_payne5669 ahhhh. That’s how you do it!!! Next, I think motorcycles should be banned!!! 🤪
@@chronic_payne5669 that is for bikie tattoos you fool such as they bikies gang name and or symbols, they can't do shitt o regular people for having hand tattoos or neck. only affiliation tattoos are not allowed to be shown.
He looks like he had them tattoo an elementary school teacher's sticker sheet across his body.
This is common even in America…I once visited Denver Colorado and there was a full street of clubs and bars that I was not allowed into because of my face tattoo, they all had a sign out front that clearly stated they do not allow anyone in with face tattoos & possibly others….we were able to make it into one place but soon as we got in at least 5 of their security followed us the entire time
It's a bit different here though. He was getting hassled b.c. of a law and in the u.s. it's the up to the discretion of the owner of the business b.c. every privately owned business has a rote to refuse service as long as the reason doesn't violate someone's civil rites (race, religion/creed, gender, etc...).
... Strait up discrimination wtf Edit: Thanks for the likes! and the information on the situation :)
It’s not true, there’s no law, it was clearly just a dress code issue at some random club and this guy doesn’t have enough brain cells to tell the difference between a nightclub rule and legislation
If Australia is anything like the US, private businesses have this discretion. Dress codes for patrons are widely accepted.
most clubs are picky with who they let in anyway. certain clubs in the US won’t even let you in if you’re a woman wearing flat shoes or a man wearing jeans
@@Flu_Tang_Clan yeah it’s exactly the same here in Australia. This is a purely click bait title and this guy is just embarrassing Australia because he’s clueless. Kinda angry at inked for posting this nonsense
It would be if it was true. There's no such law.
I unfortunately have to cover up a as I work in a school (in maintenance) here in Sydney. Long pants and long sleeves all year around is what I gotta work with 😔.I think this ‘cover your tattoos’ nonsense needs to be looked at and go the way of Blockbuster. It’s so outdated
Makes sense in a school tbh
@@darnarxz but to me that’s as bad as the so called white policy that’s outta date. Schools need to come to there senses
I agree with you personally. Tattoos are a choice but it has no reflection on your character just because you have pictures on your skin.. yet you got to cover them up
Dude walked into a tattoo parlor and asked for everything in the flash art binder
You can't expect a twelve year old to have the best judgement when it comes to a thing like that. Hell, some grown men for that matter. But if dude didn't want to be treated different then he should have stayed like everyone else.
I can never get the Australian “no” correct. I feel I’m pretty good at copying accents but I cannot get that “no” to sound right.
All these people on here commenting on what this guy should do with his tattoos; how about, it's his skin to what he wants with? Jeez...
They’re all the same theme, seem well done, and have healed well!!! Let the kid live!!! Couldn’t pay me to have my neck done 💀
I understand your point, but a club/restaurant owner has the same right to refuse admission.Just because you are exercising a right, doesn’t mean somebody else has to agree
@@markmiller6402 why does it matter if he has tats tho? that's like refusing someone to be let in your store because they have afro textured hair. its discrimination.
@@hiidefxyz Let's be honest. I'm sick of everyone refusing to state the obvious.
People who get face tattoos are almost always of an undesirable personality.
And I don't want to hear any "but I know/am a person who has face tattoos and they/i have a fine personality.
Two things 1 your/they're not, 2 even if you/they aren't lowlifes you have to admit that the vast majority of people with face tattoos are. If a club or bar has banned people with face tattoos then chances are it's because half the bar fights are caused by people with face tattoos.
And finally, getting a face tattoo is one of the most ridiculous things I've ever seen. Why in the world do you think people want to look at a fucking knife on your face when their talking to you, this shit is ridiculous and only people with undesirable personalities would ever get a face tattoo
@@bucko3353 you are sooo wrong on so many levels that i dont even want to tell you 😂😂😂
It’ll be the visible knife tattoo,and here’s you just wanting to show your love of cutlery.
Dude looks like my first textbook cover i got in school
It's a tattoo. This guy sounds like the most wholesome dude we got!
....but he looks like every second eshay junkie riding the train in Woodridge 😐
Dude sounded like he was holding back a sneeze the whole time
There are no laws like this in Australia, it's just a policy made by individual businesses.
the guy clearly doesn’t know anything he couldn’t even come up with a tattoo design just did tiny ones one at a time
Hi there, Australian here. The law exists in Western Australia and is similar to the ones in other states with regard to "bikie gangs" consorting. Its an attempt to disrupt organised crime (pretty shit effort but anyway).
The specific act in WA Legislation was introduced in 2021 and can be found by searching "Criminal Law (Unlawful Consorting and Prohibited Insignia) Act 2021"
Bro look like he gonna go to sleep for 8 months after that story
He’s got that Marc “chopper” Reid style.
wtf??? there's never been such a ban, just security rejecting him is all
lol but there is tho
@@FijianSouljah1312 no there isn't! that would be illegal and discriminatory! a premise can choose what patronage they want or don't want. so if they don't want people with face tattoos they just simply refuse entry to that person. just like attire requirements, if its less than they require, they refuse you entry.
@@FijianSouljah1312 no, there really isn't. There is a ban on bike face tatts in the NT but that's it. I have had tatts, I have no issues. Either bro is lying about never being to the club or the club clocked him as trouble/mistook him as someone else. But there's no ban.
Aussie (queenslander) here we do have that rule sadly not all clubs/places but still quite a lot who still have this rule. I wasn't allowed into a place for having a cross on my hand
@@jessicahaim-laing7232 exactly, there are clubs that have that rule, but there is no such ban in place
There's no law, you just can't go into certain clubs or venues because of gang association. If you're in a place without gang violence it's not an issue
Yep, face tattoos etc usually gets confused for bikies, but one look at the kid and u wouldnt confuse him for a 1%er
It's almost like we should throw offenders of gang violence under the prison like pedos
Makes sense hey.
@@flipsvaldes8325 lol
@@ostrichcum9369 i might change my name to Turkey Jizz...
“I’m sorry but you’ve already been kicked out, and I’m like NERRRR…”😂😂😂
the way he says tadoos is killing me hahaha
I'm Australian and can safely say I've never heard of that ban 😅 more like individual places not letting tattooed people in? Some states also do have a law where bikies aren't allowed to have their club related tattoos visible, though
In the Gold Coast nightclubs it's a thing..
@@scottyd2262 ahh thank you for explaining that
Things you have to think about when getting a face tattoo lol
Bros stamina bar was drained
He walks in a tattoo shop and asked for left part of the wall
As an ex-bouncer I can confirm venues will knock back heavily tattooed guys. This comes from the owners of the venue. We aren't allowed to do it but have to come up with another excuse to reject you.
“ I’m naur I definitely have not” 😂
Aww. You could hear the anxiety in his voice towards the end talking about. Would be frustrating
Happens to me “Dress Code”
It's not a law ffs. It's private establishments making their own rules
I mean… this is the same country that bans gauging ears and splitting tongues or pretty much any body mob beyond simple piercings. I wouldn’t put it past them if they have weird tattoo laws too. They ban M rated games after all.
@@jackryan444Yeah, but it's one thing to ban certain tattoo or piercing procedures... But no shot anyone is banned because they have tattoos or piercings. That's not how anything works. This is a persecution complex.
I'd probably not let him in my house. Why would I want him in any business I run either? Sorry friend, keep walking. Hopefully those wash off.
@@jackryan444 -Did you get your understanding of Australia from a Crocodile Dundee film? Literally *NONE* of those things are banned. I should know. I'm Australian and have had most of them.
@@jackryan444 Whats this about stretched ears? First ive heard of it.
Damn that was the slowest dialogue ive ever been subjected to
So that’s why those people thought I was scary in Australia that one day 😂
That's discrimination. Surely they are not allowed to ban people because of the way they look!
Nah cuz it was choice to get tatted
It ain’t da discrimination that matters sorry bro I don’t make the rules maybe start a petition to pass a bill ⛹️⛹️⛹️⛹️
It's not a sure fire thing, it really just comes down to the venues policy or if the bouncer isn't a cunt, but they have the right to refuse entry on patrons.
@@mathissour you don't know what you are on about it is only affiliation tattoos, as in symbols and names that associate you with being a biker.
@@mathissour go look up the google definition of discrimination moron
You start on your 18th birthday. Then every week you go back to the same tattoo shop and pick out a new piece of flash until you turn 21.
Galaxy brain moves
How generic do you want your tattoos to be?
This guy:
He sounds like me when I’m nervous as shit to speak in front of crowds.
Man looks like my high schools desk tables
No Such Laws Exist - 5 seconds on Google will show you there are no laws prohibiting Face, Neck or Hand Tattoo's in any Australian State or Territory. Wester Australian Police have made statements regarding Motorcycle Gang Members with Face Tattoos, however, there are no specific laws in place banning the Tattoos.
Any Venue has the right to refuse entry to any perspective patron they believe may be looking to cause a problem once inside or on the grounds of failing to meet a dress code. They could easily argue that certain Face Tattoos could be unacceptable due to Criminal Association or Intimidatory Appearance - Not saying I agree, just pointing it out.
@@nylonpython I am an Australian and I was referring Goggle bringing up a number of Australian Pages, particularly, ones that answer laws surrounding Tattooing in Australia. Like anything regarding Google, yes you need to pay attention to the legitimacy of the page, but it's not too difficult.
I do understand you comment though, Google doesn't always find reliable sources.
I can defiantly say that there has never been such a Law in Australia.
@@nylonpython Hi, also an Australian with many tattoos. Never heard of such a thing either. At most I've heard of people being asked to cover their tattoos in certain places.
For the record: face tattoos are not illegal in Australia. There are laws regarding gang-related tattoos in WA which is what I assume he must be referring to, however unless if his tattoos are gang related he should be fine. Presumably they mistook it for a gang tattoo and that was the issue.
Yeah, unfortunately heaps of pubs and clubs have their own rules and dont allow neck, hand or face tats full stop, regardless if law or now.
Or they just didn't want a little wanker in their club.
Post Malone even just got kicked out of a bar recently because of these stupid rules some bars have. It's ridiculous in this day and age with how common they are
Man, that's fucked up. I've dealt with some discrimination due to my tattoo work as well.
Good patchwork but random yet quality lol
TAH Doos 😂👍🏻
When he sair “umm nor” I wouldn’t have kicked him out instead I would have let him in lol love the accent!
This doesn’t really apply in Australia lol
Dude looks like a desk in detention
It’s not a f**king law… 😂. Every venue has it’s own rules, dress code, and so forth. Some venues refuse entry to people w/ tattoos because… it’s a private venue.
This isn’t even remotely true
The title is over dramatic but yes in Queensland you can not enter certain clubs and pubs due to hand face or neck tattoos. It's comes after the ban on bikies
@@annastasiabrown1217 in Gold Coast clubs if you have Tatts on the neck , hands or face then your chance is f all to get in
True.
yes it is true lmfao? face and neck tats are 100% banned (but not by law) in half of the night clubs in south australia and queensland. why talk out of your ass like that lol
He looks like he walked into a tattoo shop and said “let me get every basic tattoo on the wall”
My man went for the "coloring book" look
Why does he sound so nervous 😂😂😂
With all those tats, you'd think he'd be tough, but man sounds like he's about to burst into tears
Exactly. He’s trying to cover something up, not comfortable in his own skin. It’s a symptom.
Maybe your stereotypes are bullshit.
So tattoos equals tough? What logic lol
@@CorePathway you sound like the one that’s uncomfortable
Tattoos don’t make a person tough haha what a ridiculous thing to say
Thats not a law some clubs just have certain rules regarding dress codes, for example some places can require you to wear closed in shoes or they can refuse entry to people wearing singlets.
It actually is a law or you wouldn't be allowed to discriminate.
Homie looks like my 5th grade sketch booklet.
he looks like my sketch pad from middle school
Fucked up rules bruh 😤
As an Aussie I can assure you that this kid is lying. There's no such law.
Well now I would cover up and wear make up on my hands at that point, damn. Thanks for the warning if I ever go to Australia.
It’s only really shit dance clubs that think they’re classy. Dw the good places don’t give a shit what you look like
Its not illegal here (aus), its just certain gangs are common and they are associated with the hand/face tats so certain clubs/venues dont allow people with that in.
And that is only in certain states too. Victoria we love tattoos
@@genericchannel126 only tattoos to do with affiliation with a biker gang. they can't go oww you can't come in because ya have say a mandala on ya hand or neck.
Don't stress as 1 in 5 Aussies have tattoos and there's no law against them (this guy is wrong). If you go to our beaches you'll see just how common they are across all ages and genders. You'll be fine so come visit, we're friendly. 😀 🐨
He looks like a typical desk in my highschool
He got all the flash pieces
Any law that bans personal expression that can't possibly hurt anyone else is total BS.
He chatted BS, there's no laws about not having face or hand tattoos but Clubs generally won't let people in with face tattoos, but there are loads of reasons clubs won't let you in.
yeah he’s chatting shit. but a private business can enforce their own rules.
Oh so like transgender rights 😊
@@avacadomangobanana2588 No such thing. There's human rights, and we all have them. You don't get special ones just because you're insane.
It's not a law, it's a business owner deciding he doesn't want sketchy people with devil tattoos on thier neck in his respectable place of business. Aka keeping skids out. It's just good business practice.
Welcome to Australia mate! The land where everything is banned! 😂
The land where your ass end of nowhere and everything is illegal
Wrong
Everything? Like what?
@@ostensiblegoosethief1305 That’s just what right wing msm and their media actors have been telling them.
@@mikeymasters8459 I know lol I'm Aussie, these mouth breathers just have a persecution complex
Mans said turn me into a doodle page from high school 💀
this dude looks like my sketchpad from from when I was in 5th grade
I'm a 46yo black man from deep southwest Louisiana. I wasn't allowed in a nightclub because my shirt wasn't tucked in. As I tucked my shirt in I saw several white guys wearing t-shirts, shorts and sneakers exiting with wristbands. I was wearing dress shoes, slacks and a short sleeve button down. I was still denied entry (after I tucked) as those guys walked back into the club. When I brought this up to the doorman he motioned to the police officer to have me removed from the property. I didn't get loud or belligerent I just said ok.
Yeah, discrimination is a bitch.
There is no law, just some places wont let you in, and its usually because of Bikie stuff
It actually is a law or they wouldn't be able discriminate.
@@iiyyxxnn lol ok
@@iiyyxxnn there is. Private businesses can refuse service
@@mikeymasters8459 yep,great way to get sued here
This dude has the 2K tattoo shop all over him 🤣
Dude is super duper baked
No such law, no such ban.
Its the discretion of the owners of any premises who is allowed in or not. Same as in the US. They could refuse to allow left handed people just as legally. THey can refuse service and ask you to leave unless doing so breaks anti-discrimination laws, which this doesn't. Their premises, their rules.
When you choose to get face and neck tattoos you do so knowing (and perhaps because) it makes you no longer seen as a "normal" member of society. The consequenses of your own deliberate choices.
Probably not the kind of establishment this guy would normally go or be comfortable in anyway.
Wow. What a heart warming story.
I was like umm naRRRR😂😂 💀
Happens all the time here in the Bay area
Gets asked to take off hat at memorial
This cnt: "Yeeeeah there's a laaaw against wearing hats in Australia"
Australia is the literal dystopia.
we just put all the scary animals and people there lollllll
"Ummm... naur🤨"
Yeah I’ve been denied access to clubs for having knuckle tattoos, funny enough at the time they were the only tattoos I had
It's not a law here, certain establishments just have dress codes, and a lot of those call for no face or neck tattoos.. Don't get me wrong, it's still backwards af, just not a law.