@@EmeraldAshesAudio Such a funny contrast to their brother. Nick Moss publically says he wants zero piggybacking from Kate's fame. He stays in his lane and lives his life. Lottie Moss publically cries that nepotism isn't real and there's no such thing as piggybacking. She very obviously wants to use association with Kate for clout.
@@mercedesvelasquez8781 heroin chic existed before her. she merely did a photoshoot resembling the style. she also claimed that it wasnt heroin chic... just watch an actual video on it like the one by mina lee.
Not trying to be a dick, but you could always make it yourself. (Man.. sarcastic and passive aggressive people really ruined a lot of sentences) I’m not kidding.. you can make shirts pretty easily and cheaply these days from a blank tee and iron on printable kits from Walmart, order a custom shirt online, use a vinyl cutter and do a more professional diy kinda deal. I make my own shirts and stuff all the time, sometimes as a joke, or sometimes I see a shirt or phrase I like and want it in my own style. So go for it! I think that would be hilarious and you should totally do it. P.s. seriously tho.. sarcastic and passive aggressive people have made so much stuff sound like you’re being a dick.. like, it’s impossible to be genuinely happy for someone now.. “Good for you.” “I get it.. you don’t care..” “No seriously. I’m so happy for you and your new shirt. It’s super funny and cool.” “Go to hell man! I made this shirt!” “I can tell. You did a good job.” “Whatever dude.. fuck you.” “Uuugh! I’m being serious! I think your home made shirt is super cool and I’m happy for you! Good for you! Do you want a cookie?” “You’re a fucking dick! I’m leaving… I made you one too but fuck you, you’re not getting it! Asshole!” Leaves aggressively… “What the hell? I made cookies? What was his problem? … I wanted that shirt too… damn.”
@@DanteYewToob I think we’ve run into the same people! If it’s not clear from the context, I use wink emojis to clarify when I’m being sarcastic and smileys to indicate when I’m not. It works pretty well and pre-empts complaints. Thumbs-ups are good, too. 🙂👍🙄😉🤭 Edit: making your own shirts sounds hilariously fun - you clearly enjoy words 🙂
I remember way back in early 2010s RUclips when I was a teenager, there was this artist/animator I used to follow who suddenly had a little star around the corner of her eye with eyeliner in all her vlog-type videos. Obviously everyone started asking if she had a tattoo and she quickly addressed it saying basically "No. One, I'm a teenager, and two, it's not something I think I'm going to want forever. It's just eyeliner and once I don't feel like doing it anymore I'm going to stop." I remember thinking she was so cool for that, and how honest and open she was about it. She didn't treat it like a big deal, so it wasn't a big deal. Just a cool little thing she did for herself. Idk why these adult celebrities can't be like that.
Because those people are attention starved, face tattoo is just one of the many dumb decisions when what they should be spending they money is a good therapist.
I think it's perfectly fine to draw on your face for a look, there are some cool patterns done with makeup in the show The Brave Ones, but it would be weird to lie about it being a permanent tattoo.
Right??? It's WEIRD more than anything...like, why? Unless the aim is to use their celebrity status to get their fans to copy them like some sort of cult or something
OMG I remember my favorite Mexican Pop Rock band RBD used to wear temporary tattoo things for their performances back in like 2004-2008 ish and it was cool lol. They never pretended they were real though
I also feel like any kind of rehab hasn’t succeeded if you can’t come out the other side and answer a question like “why’d you get a face tattoo?” with something along the lines of “it’s just what I wanted to do, and I knew it would be okay for me to do/I’m comfortable with the consequences of me doing it”. Her explanation made the tattoo sound like self-harm as an expression of autonomy, and it always makes me uncomfortable when people’s explanations for tattoos sound like that.
Most decent tattoo artists will not tattoo your face or hands unless you’re already pretty heavily tattooed because it is just so hard to cover tattoos in those locations, and they want to be sure the person really understands how much more of a big deal tattoos in those locations are because of that.
I also think that no decent tattoo artist would tattoo your face, or really, you at all when you are drunk and on a night out. I think with being drunk it is something about bleeding heavier or something, not *only* the moral aspect. So I think that part of the story is definitely not real... and if you are staging that part... eh... not sure about how trustworthy the rest is.
My regular artist still won't do my neck. She's willing to do it but in talking we agreed to cover my arms and legs first, torso is an issue for me because of a skin condition. But there's always people who will do anything for enough cash, it's also why a lot of celebs have really shitty face tattoos or shitty tattoos in general.
I know people who refuse to do face tattoos unless the *know* the person personally. One told me that it’s because they’ve heard too many sad stories about people doing it while in a mental crisis and then regretting it later. That’s not to say everyone who has face tattoos did so in a crisis, it’s just that because it’s such a prominent location they want to be *sure* the person is thinking clearly.
My gf is a tattoo artist and heres her input. ‘The tattoo is small enough that she wouldn’t need a covering while it heals. It would also be easy to draw on temporary changes, I draw on my tattoos all the time just to see how it would look. I also wouldn’t let anyone film themselves while I tattoo.’ She also wants to clarify that she isn’t speaking to if it’s real or not but it’s definitely not impossible.
@@teak7832 Like I said, not foolproof evidence it’s real, but that’s her perspective. I have no idea when the pictures were taken it could have healed by then. If you’re asking about my gf no, not on fresh ones. She’s got plenty she’s had for years and she draws on thise
@@taylorgayhart9497 you could do that with any black line art tattoos. all of mine are outlines (a bear, a dragon) and i’ve colored in the dragon before because i got bored. plus the tattoos since they’re just outlines with no shading take like 20-30 min, heal quickly, and are cheaper than fully shaded ones!! i would definitely recommend
When you said Lottie Moss I was like “who?” And then you said she was Kate Moss’s sister and I was like “she has a sister?” So yeah in my opinion she was trying to ride the wave of attention she was getting by getting a “tattoo”. Idk if it’s real or not, but if she got it in Bali I think it’s a little more believable than if she got it in the US. Because yeah any reputable tattoo artist will make you sign a waiver that says “I am not under the influence of drugs or alcohol.”
also, a big reason they do that is because drugs and alcohol can make your blood not clot in certain situations, or fuck up your blood in a way that can be really unhealthy and not safe for tattooing
Lottie reminds me of that girl on tik tok that's been faking a scar on her face for however long and it keeps moving around and changing colors but she refuses to admit that it's fake, the fact that the end of the L changes but also the thickness of the letters change in the 'getting tattooed' photo and the 'omg I just woke up with a face tattoo so quirky' photo makes it look like she drew it on with eyeliner to me.
Im sorry, i got really distracted by what the painting behind the celebs was. What is it? I know it. Also, as a guy with knuckle tattoos, aka job-stoppers, the facial tattoo on people born to the wealthy is a very real manifestation of financial and social privilege. Like holy shit, its one hell of a way to say you will never need a job.
Exactly. I love tattoos; have a few and am planning to get more. But not anywhere so openly displayed or hard to cover. No place would hire me otherwise. It's ridiculous how an average person get judged and shamed for tattoos but those rich and famous with shitty tattoos (and most are shitty; I don't know how they aren't getting a good tattoo artist with that much money) are seen as cool, nonconforming, artistic and so on. It's like the whole "It's eccentric if it was a wealthy person; it's crazy if it was an average poorman".
@@mikafreak1 henna can have different colors depending of what you used to make the ink, the reddish brown is just the more popular because of their use in weddings.
@biazacha To look like a real tattoo though it would need to be the black one, which I’ve only ever heard about in the context of warnings never to get it, or that if you’ve ever had a black henna temporary tattoo you can’t use this or that product, like hair dyes, because it’s such an allergenic that after getting it people have massive allergic reactions to some products because they form sensitisations. It used to be pretty popular to get black henna ‘tattoos’ at some popular tourist destinations, and I remember there specifically being U.K. govt. notices warning people not to get them.
I’ve considered face tattoos, but I haven’t found one that I believe I’d actually enjoy past the original novelty of “it’s a face tattoo”. I have a pretty big neck tattoo, which sticks out since I’m not exactly inked everywhere else. I just thought it would be a fun placement while we were designing the tattoo, and it’s still my favorite one I’ve gotten.
I know a lot of artists wont tattoo neck/hands/face unless you're covered so I'm surprised you got your neck done! I love neck tats though, and would totally get one if i fill out the rest of myself more
a respectable tattoo artist would never EVER tattoo someone who is impaired, regardless of who the client is, the placement, etc. an artist would not risk their reputation and their clients safety.
my favorite part of the elijah daniel phag tattoo is that sometimes it would be on the wrong side and he would be like “no the camera just mirrored it are you dumb”
There are some face tattoos I believe can look good if it’s done well by a good artist. It’s also very common for artists to refuse to do or hold off on doing face tattoos for people who don’t have tattoos or have very little tattoos because it’s such a visible place and it’s really easy to mess up. Some artists won’t do them at all unless the client is pretty much completely covered already
My favorite way a celebrity talks about being a nepo baby is how Jeff Bridges talks about it. The "I'm a product of nepotism" quote is one of my favorites. Also, Jeff Bridges talking about it next to younger actors that are also nepo babies, and their reactions to him being direct and honest about nepotism in hollywood is hilarious.
As a tattoo artist from Indonesia, I can say that usually artists here don't recommend getting face tattoos unless you're body is full of tattoos or your career is okay with having tattoos (Tattoos is considered taboo in a lot of places). However, generally people here are more lenient towards foreigners. Personally, I don't have a problem with tattoos wherever you want to get it (I believe it's your body and your choice). I do have an issue with people faking it, especially for clout. In almost all cases, fake ink will be found out sooner or later - only a matter of time.
A tattoo artist I know and I were talking about face tattoos and he said he refused to do on anyone he didn’t know personally because he has heard too many stories about people getting tattoos (particularly face tattoos) while in a mental crisis, and because it’s such a prominent place, he doesn’t want to do something they’ll regret later.
most tattoo artist/shops won't even consider doing face/neck/hand tattoos on most people especially if they aren't already familiar with tattoos/tattooing by that i mean, heavily tattooed already, etc -- my shop wouldn't allow it unless it was a special project done for a person/artist.
That's bullshit though. I have severe body issues and didn't want a tattoo anywhere except my neck. I experienced being treated like shit and given insane prices because they didn't want to do it. I am had to get it done in Seattle by someone willing to do so. I was so upset because that was the only place I felt comfortable getting my tattoo and felt like it's gatekeeping and not in the good way.
And even if they did they wouldn’t do it for just a walk-in. A little ankle tattoo walk-in won’t change your life the way a spontaneous face tattoo would
@@FukaiKokoro They definitely shouldn't have treated you poorly - they should have just said they weren't willing to do what you were asking. But, at the end of day, they are making a permanent change to your body so some level of gatekeeping is to be expected. Some tattoo artists feel that they can assess whether an individual appreciates the potential ramifications of having a visible tatoo by talking to them, but many don't feel able to make that kind of assessment so only tattoo people who already have the experience of having a large number of tattoos.
@@FukaiKokoro they charge insane prices for those places because of the difficulty tattooing those places. unfortunately it's how a lot of shops work, it's not gatekeeping it's letting you know that this is a huge thing and change and the difficulty for the artist of the job and placement.
The reason I say they made up insane prices is because in Seattle I got it done for less than half the price the ones in my area where saying. That's where I feel it was weird. It was a super small tattoo too.
I don't know, I have about 20 to 25 tattoos, depending on how you count, and one of them is a white ink piece on my face. It's pretty inconspicuous and most people think it's a scar and honestly needs redone but I feel like white or light gray tends to be a lot more tasteful for people who are getting their first face tattoo, because then if you want it darkened you can have them go over it with black or a different color and if you want it lasered off you can get it lasered off really easily. And honestly the white just fades out and it looks like a scar for the most part.
kelseyr6551 I looked into it because I hadn’t ever heard that and it’s true, white ink can’t be reliably removed by laser, and while there are some places claiming they can do so, the process is unpredictable at best.
One sign of if its a real tattoo is if the rest of them is covered in tattoos most good artists wont tattoo someones face if theyre not already very tattooed
Idk isn't that kinda gatekeeping tho? My first and only tattoo I have is on my neck. I would hate if I had tattoos anywhere else because I have body issues especially my arms. I love my tattoo. Every tattoo artist in my area didn't want to do it and treated me rudely. I had to get it done in Seattle while on a trip. I'm glad I didn't get it done in my area because the vibes where off and it would have reminded me of how the tattoo artists treated me.
@@FukaiKokoro it's a good point but that rule is mainly made for having assurance that the person really knows what they are doing, understands all the consequences of having a tattoo and aren't doing it on a whim
I understand. But the way I was treated was horrible. I just don't feel it's okay to treat people like that. And if you have someone come in and really wanting it they should be more open.
@@FukaiKokorojust because someone really wants it doesn't mean it's a good idea if they haven't thought through the social ramifications of an extremely conspicuous, difficult to impossible to cover tattoo--someone being upset with an artist will fade, but that tattoo won't
the only reason i've ever heard of lottie moss was because i used to work at pacsun back in the day and she "designed" a collection with pacsun, but i can nearly guarantee she didn't actually design it. all the stuff we got with her name always was sourced from the same warehouses that regular in-house pacsun merchandise came from. other brands that were celebrity collabs (kendall and kylie or gypsy warrior for example) came from other warehouses around the country, not our main warehouse.
The skin on your face also turns over a lot (same with feet and hands) so in a few years a face tattoo would fade out. (I’ve been researching doing tattoo eyebrows instead of micro blading but it’s basically the same)
if you get a normal tattoo, it won’t fully fade. after decades, the faint eyebrows will be much lower on the face as skin sags. although it may be more cost efficient to get a traditional tattoo, microblading will be more aesthetically forgiving.
@@rachelburns1461 I have hooded eyes my eyelashes already touch my brow bone. I’ll likely need an eye lift later in life just to be able to see (my dad whose now 80 got one couple years ago) so my main thing is I got microblading few years ago and it’s gone again and I know myself I’m not the “regular beauty appointment” type but penciling my brows on everyday is annoying and half the time I accidentally rub them off. I’ll probably just get micro bladed again but I’m still on the hunt for someone doing true tats.
My mom actually got her eyebrows tattooed by mistaking thinking it was microblading. It's been literally 30 years and her eyebrows have been blue (reaction with older black tattoo ink) for the last 25.
@@Doodlesnaps tell her I think that sounds super hardcore. But yeah the old tats went blue but that would be improvement over the No brows that I have.
@@LizStaples honestly it never occurred to me how weird it was for my mom to have blue eyebrows until she was picking me up from school and a classmate asked me why my mom's eyebrows were blue.
Noooo you should not get a face tattoo unless you really want one. Like you said, it's a commitment. That said, I would love a video about the tattoos you have considered getting.
Isn’t Lottie also the one who claimed that nepo babies don’t get perks, despite never having a job and still be rich, and getting everything in life for being related to Kate Moss?
10:34 Yeah, everyone knows the best way to catch the attention of someone you've never seen in person is slapping an image of their face permanently on your face. Totally normal behavior.
i have hand tattoos and a shoulder to shoulder giant chest piece along with a full sleeve shoulder to hand, i laugh at people who are not already heavily tattooed who get a job stopped right off the bat. there was a time where reputable artists would refuse even doing jobstoppers like face tattoos on people who have basically no tattoos. also I believe it’s a law that people cannot be tattooed under the influence or at least extremely unethical, it makes the blood significantly thinner and people will pass out or bleed a lot more.
I have seen ONE cool face tattoo. While working on a movie set as makeup PA. The chick was hot, gorgeous face, body and curly black hair, she was darker skinned and had a white ink mandala tattoo on the left side of her forehead temple area just to her eye. It was beautiful and so subtle for a face tattoo. She rocked it and idk I loved it. And might have had a major crush on her.
I absolutely love fake tattoos since I have a phobia of needles (I can barely stand getting shots but I bear with the panic for the safety of others) but I’ve always hated face tattoos for some reason. They just don’t look good to me personally, but anyone can do what they want with their bodies. However, I also find it extremely odd to lie about the temporary tattoo being real. There’s nothing wrong with a tattoo not being real so idk why someone would lie about it
I have 2 tattoos and I terrible fear of needles. My solace is in the fact that tattoo needles only puncture 1/16th of an inch of skin. It still hurts depending on the area and how high is your pain tolerance but it beats having a surgical needle in.
Or just say nothing. Just have various pics on your Insta for a week or so running and let people assume. Then you can tell everyone it's fake. I feel like you'd still get the buzz without fans angry because they'd been straight up lied to.
When you said Elijah Daniel, my mind had to do weird gymnastics of Elijah Wood, Daniel Radcliffe, and how they are usually mixed up. To then realize an actual person could possibly have two first names as his whole name.
I’m a recovering addict and on medical marijuana for PTSD, so I get that sobriety is different for everyone and a matter of honesty with oneself more than anything else.. And I’m sure she just got off of a harder substance like an opioid… But lol… That is BOLD to say clarity after rehab is why you decided to get a face tattoo and then also say you were drunk while you got said face tattoo, *in the same interview*. Bold indeed.
Meanwhile, indigenous peoples can't get our own cultural face tattoos because they are considered "unprofessional", will make the effects of systemic racism demonstrably worse, etc. 😕 So many of us don't have our cultural markings because we want to work in education, healthcare, and other sectors of the professional world.
I had no idea you shouldn't get tattoos on Accutane! I was on Accutane a few years ago and have gotten tattoos before and after accutane... glad I was too broke to get any tattoos during that time!
the moss half sister getting her "tattoo after 3 drinks is already sus, no self respecting tattoo artist would've agreed to do it while she was intoxicated
I agree with everything you said, except for the fact that Nebo babies should get off the Internet. I don’t think it’s fair for us to say that just because their parents are famous that they shouldn’t be able to engage in social media like the rest of us. Obviously, the people who are trying to position themselves as creators or influencers, shouldn’t complain about the attention they receive, but if somebody is just existing with social media, I don’t think it’s fair to treat them the same way we treat content creators. I’m not saying don’t hold them accountable if they say something problematic, but they should be treated like every other random online. I have more putty for Cindy Crawford’s son than I do for Lottie Moss because it seems like he isn’t trying to be a famous person, he just is one by association, where Lottie COULD have a life free of the media but choose not to.
Apart from people with tribal tattoos, the only person whose face tattoos I like are Kehlani's. She already has a bunch of tattoos everywhere, and here face tatts (especially the paper airplane) are pretty cute and minimal.
I know tattoo artists who believe it is unethical to give young clients face, neck, and hand tattoos when they are not already covered with other tattoos. No one is forcing the tattoo artist to do it and saying "well someone else will do it" doesn't suddenly make it a sound decision. It is also tattoo etiquette to not get neck, face, and hands until those are the last places left to tattoo. I personally think tiny unnoticeable ones in those places can get a pass, especially with that trend of people getting lil ones behind their ears.
The only reason I knew who she was before the Twitter debacle was because Tana Mongeau hinted that Lottie hooked up with her ex in a podcast. So yeah, obviously the nepotism isn't working very well for her😂
if she was actually drunk, no reputable tattoo artist would do it. especially a face tattoo. if it's not fake, it should be the end of that artist's career.
Elijah Daniel did post a tiktok a while back about his tattoo: tldw he basically did it for shits and giggles and didnt expect anyone to actually believe it was real bc of how much it changed shape and position and thought everyone would just be in on the bit
Amanda: "I'm just interested by the phenomenon of people who are hot and wanna make a statement, and so they get a face tattoo" My brain: "Is this how Amanda tells us she's getting a face tattoo?"
It hadn't occurred to me that some of them are faking it-I just assumed since they're wealthy, it's less of a big deal to them because they figure they can just get laser any time if they regret it & have makeup artists to cover it up til it's gone (I'm going through laser right now & it's a lengthy process that can take years)
Took me a bit to work out what you meant by nepo baby but then it clicked, thing is some nepo babies are very, very talented in their own right. My first though was Angelina Jolie
I have a face tattoo and if it's small you don't need a covering on it right after application. Also it's easy to extend/alter temporarily your face tattoo with eyeliner. Common things. But I still think fake face tats are very popular for shitty rich kids right now.
How did your face tattoo age? Part of the reason I think that Lottie's tattoo is fake is that face skin is so thin, and the script she got is so crowded, that blowout and ink spreading would cause it to be an unreadable blob within a year.
@@jeanwire3221mine is four years old, looking swell. The style of font is super important for face tattoos, I got a brickyard style that was meant to expand a bit after application. Hers is more whispy and you're right, bleeding can ruin the style. Depends on the artists talent as well. I personally like thin line tattoos, just can age poorly if not done right. My artist has a preferred lettering for face tats to make them stand out and last long. He told me at the time it could go away in ten years. I wear sunscreen most days.
hey! welcome back, hope eveything is going somehow ok, keep sending you lots od positive energy. Loved the video! I think the nepo article still somewhat doing some numbers since hailey baldwin tried to make that nepo baby shirt stage pap walk happen and even tom hanks has come out to say something! if not the article perse, a video of how all these rich famous ppl are in distress for the whole conversation would be pretty fun!
On this episode of things I didn’t know about but now I’m invested, fake face tattoos. Honestly why I love your channel is learning about internet stuff I wouldn’t have learned about otherwise
i’m like this !! tattoos and piercings are fine, but getting blood drawn or any kind of shot means i’m sweating and losing my vision lol. really hard to explain to medical professionals and get them to understand lol
I used to have to get blood draws and IVs multiple times a week until I got a PICC line, I think I’m completely desensitized. What do you all do if you have to have it done I wonder?
I just read an article about deq tattoos of the Kurdish and I think those are really beautiful. The symbolism, the tradition of it was so lovely. I know of a few people who were heavily tattooed regretting their face tattoo and getting it removed.
Yikes I cannot imagine getting a face tattoo. I got a tattoo just below the ball of my ankle and it was pretty rough, but I really like the placement, especially because I keep forgetting it's there and then I look down and oh hi fish tattoo!! I love the look of tattoos on the back of the neck, but I'm not sure if I'd want one there because I like to look at them so like. If I can't see it does it matter
16:22 is a treasure of sheer regret, the look of a brain getting stuck in neutral as every previous decision that led up to that point is second-guessed
I only have a handful of tattoos but I side-eye any artist that will do face tattoos on people who aren’t already heavily tattooed, not to mention on someone who’s intoxicated.
where i come from, tattoo artists won't work on a tattoo for you if you had alcohol to drink before, since alcohol is thinning your blood, making it harder for the artist to work on a tattoo when there's a lot of bleeding. especially on such a fine-lined face tattoo i feel like no artist would want to do it and risk messing it up because the client had something to drink so yeah.. seems sus.
i have a tattoo behind my ear, that’s as close to a face tattoo as i’m personally likely to get. i have a bunch of others and i’m not against highly visible tattoos (i’m getting a hand one in a couple days) but i personally don’t think a face one is for me, at least not where i’m at in my life right now. that being said i know plenty of people with them who absolutely rock them and they look great, and i agree that if you’re really rockin the body mod vibe then they can tie a lot together
I got a full sleeve tattoo in traditional Japanese style when i was 19. It was my first.....Only got it to fit into the traditional, manly masculine stereotypes. I remember being asked if i'll ever regret it. Well.....
I would love to watch your take on Sanderson opening the can of worms that Audible is! I think more people should talk and hear about it. It’s very interesting turn and might change the audiobook industry
I was under the impression the song harry + the whole stunt + gushing about him being a rock legend were all meant to be satire/commentary on creepy superfans? Damn
Re: the girl who wrote a song for Harry Stiles. All Gen X and older millennial will remember the song David Duchovny, which the sing rhymed with "why won't you love me?" The song was catchy and the video was cute. I haven't heard this girl's song but your song shouldn't make the celebrity uncomfortable.
Tara Mooknee’s Hollywood nepo baby video is hilarious and informative. I felt like an idiot for not knowing that Nicholas Cage was a Coppola, once I did it explained so much.
I was criticizing someone walking by with face tattoos…and my 9yr old said ‘but, mama, you have two’. Cue crickets. Bless the children. I never would have thought of my tattooed eyeliner that way! But she was right…and I’ve loved ‘em for a decade now! 10/10 would recommend.
a bit unrelated but she said she didnt pay rent when living with her parents at 18, is it normal to pay rent when youre over 18 living at home in the us? im 21 from norway and i still live at home and my brothers lived at home until early 20s too and none paid rent or anyone else here ive heard about? i am curious!
I’m not a fan of big garish face tats, but I think permanent beauty marks or little hearts or stars can be pretty cute. If I were to ever get one I’d make it very small and probably have the artist do it in grey ink so it would be easier to cover with concealer.
@@sunnyandthechlo my friend has little makeup "stamps" (not sure what they're called) in the shapes of a crescent moon and a star so I'm sure heart ones exist as well
The Harry Styles thing is so cringe not just because she pretended to have an ugly tattoo of his face ON HER FACE but also like... saying he'd "done a lot for rock and roll" is so stupid. Do you hear yourself? He's a soulless imitation of a lot of seventies acts with none of the provocative lyrics, none of the edge, and none of the creativity. I had him clocked as wanting to be Robert Plant just a little, but other people have called him a Peter Gabriel imitator. And his cross-dressing is such straight-guy publicity stunt cross-dressing. He doesn't have the guts to really wear a dress provocatively.
I think you should get a fake tattoo that says: That's it. That's my tattoo.
This would be such good merch!!! Temporary tattoos is such an underrated novelty merch item
That's such a swell idea 💡💡
Yes! We need merch with this on it
This is an amazing merch idea🤣😂🤣😂
@@Allgloss312 would be a cool colab with ink box
I love that Kate Moss' half sister made a post defending nepotism and so many people just went sorry, who are you?
"I'm not just famous because I'm Kate Moss's sister."
"...You're not famous. Period."
@lydsmartin23 iconic british model from the 90s, kn own for her calvin klein adds and being really really skinny
@@rachelkhoury7080 let's not forget she started up the heroin chic trend when as she got suepr popularized in the 90's
@@EmeraldAshesAudio Such a funny contrast to their brother.
Nick Moss publically says he wants zero piggybacking from Kate's fame. He stays in his lane and lives his life.
Lottie Moss publically cries that nepotism isn't real and there's no such thing as piggybacking. She very obviously wants to use association with Kate for clout.
@@mercedesvelasquez8781 heroin chic existed before her. she merely did a photoshoot resembling the style. she also claimed that it wasnt heroin chic... just watch an actual video on it like the one by mina lee.
I never buy RUclips merch. But as a tattooer I NEED a “your face tattoo looks fake” shirt in my life.
Yes. Please.
Not trying to be a dick, but you could always make it yourself. (Man.. sarcastic and passive aggressive people really ruined a lot of sentences)
I’m not kidding.. you can make shirts pretty easily and cheaply these days from a blank tee and iron on printable kits from Walmart, order a custom shirt online, use a vinyl cutter and do a more professional diy kinda deal.
I make my own shirts and stuff all the time, sometimes as a joke, or sometimes I see a shirt or phrase I like and want it in my own style.
So go for it! I think that would be hilarious and you should totally do it.
P.s. seriously tho.. sarcastic and passive aggressive people have made so much stuff sound like you’re being a dick.. like, it’s impossible to be genuinely happy for someone now.. “Good for you.” “I get it.. you don’t care..” “No seriously. I’m so happy for you and your new shirt. It’s super funny and cool.” “Go to hell man! I made this shirt!” “I can tell. You did a good job.” “Whatever dude.. fuck you.” “Uuugh! I’m being serious! I think your home made shirt is super cool and I’m happy for you! Good for you! Do you want a cookie?” “You’re a fucking dick! I’m leaving… I made you one too but fuck you, you’re not getting it! Asshole!” Leaves aggressively… “What the hell? I made cookies? What was his problem? … I wanted that shirt too… damn.”
@@DanteYewToob I think we’ve run into the same people!
If it’s not clear from the context, I use wink emojis to clarify when I’m being sarcastic and smileys to indicate when I’m not. It works pretty well and pre-empts complaints. Thumbs-ups are good, too. 🙂👍🙄😉🤭
Edit: making your own shirts sounds hilariously fun - you clearly enjoy words 🙂
I know I could easily make it but I wanna support my girl and not steal her idea, lmao.
I remember way back in early 2010s RUclips when I was a teenager, there was this artist/animator I used to follow who suddenly had a little star around the corner of her eye with eyeliner in all her vlog-type videos. Obviously everyone started asking if she had a tattoo and she quickly addressed it saying basically "No. One, I'm a teenager, and two, it's not something I think I'm going to want forever. It's just eyeliner and once I don't feel like doing it anymore I'm going to stop."
I remember thinking she was so cool for that, and how honest and open she was about it. She didn't treat it like a big deal, so it wasn't a big deal. Just a cool little thing she did for herself.
Idk why these adult celebrities can't be like that.
Because those people are attention starved, face tattoo is just one of the many dumb decisions when what they should be spending they money is a good therapist.
I think it's perfectly fine to draw on your face for a look, there are some cool patterns done with makeup in the show The Brave Ones, but it would be weird to lie about it being a permanent tattoo.
Right??? It's WEIRD more than anything...like, why? Unless the aim is to use their celebrity status to get their fans to copy them like some sort of cult or something
OMG I remember my favorite Mexican Pop Rock band RBD used to wear temporary tattoo things for their performances back in like 2004-2008 ish and it was cool lol. They never pretended they were real though
I love how Lottie was talking about the progress she made in rehab then followed it up by getting a drunken face tattoo.
She be the one to say: “I can get drunk because that’s not what I am in rehab for!”
@@CosmicGaijin hahaha that’s accurate!!
@@hyacinthmoon6289 I’ve seen it too many times
I also feel like any kind of rehab hasn’t succeeded if you can’t come out the other side and answer a question like “why’d you get a face tattoo?” with something along the lines of “it’s just what I wanted to do, and I knew it would be okay for me to do/I’m comfortable with the consequences of me doing it”.
Her explanation made the tattoo sound like self-harm as an expression of autonomy, and it always makes me uncomfortable when people’s explanations for tattoos sound like that.
@@sideways5153 coming from someone who has been to rehab this is also accurate 😂
Most decent tattoo artists will not tattoo your face or hands unless you’re already pretty heavily tattooed because it is just so hard to cover tattoos in those locations, and they want to be sure the person really understands how much more of a big deal tattoos in those locations are because of that.
Yeah that's the policy at most of my local shops. They say you either gotta be in the industry or already heavily tattooed.
and unless you're a tattoo artist as well lol
I also think that no decent tattoo artist would tattoo your face, or really, you at all when you are drunk and on a night out. I think with being drunk it is something about bleeding heavier or something, not *only* the moral aspect. So I think that part of the story is definitely not real... and if you are staging that part... eh... not sure about how trustworthy the rest is.
My regular artist still won't do my neck. She's willing to do it but in talking we agreed to cover my arms and legs first, torso is an issue for me because of a skin condition. But there's always people who will do anything for enough cash, it's also why a lot of celebs have really shitty face tattoos or shitty tattoos in general.
I know people who refuse to do face tattoos unless the *know* the person personally. One told me that it’s because they’ve heard too many sad stories about people doing it while in a mental crisis and then regretting it later. That’s not to say everyone who has face tattoos did so in a crisis, it’s just that because it’s such a prominent location they want to be *sure* the person is thinking clearly.
My gf is a tattoo artist and heres her input. ‘The tattoo is small enough that she wouldn’t need a covering while it heals. It would also be easy to draw on temporary changes, I draw on my tattoos all the time just to see how it would look. I also wouldn’t let anyone film themselves while I tattoo.’ She also wants to clarify that she isn’t speaking to if it’s real or not but it’s definitely not impossible.
she draws on her fresh tattoos?
@@teak7832 Like I said, not foolproof evidence it’s real, but that’s her perspective. I have no idea when the pictures were taken it could have healed by then.
If you’re asking about my gf no, not on fresh ones. She’s got plenty she’s had for years and she draws on thise
Omg you just made me want to get a tattoo that’s like a coloring book!! Like the outlines of an image that you can color in!!
@@taylorgayhart9497 That sounds really cool! I hope you get one! Let it heal thoroughly first before you take any color to it
@@taylorgayhart9497 you could do that with any black line art tattoos. all of mine are outlines (a bear, a dragon) and i’ve colored in the dragon before because i got bored. plus the tattoos since they’re just outlines with no shading take like 20-30 min, heal quickly, and are cheaper than fully shaded ones!! i would definitely recommend
Truly the most wild part of this video to me was someone calling Harry Styles a rock n roll musician,,,
Yeah that made me short circuit for a second 💀
Wait so...she got a face tattoo to celebrate her sobriety but she got it while drunk?
When you said Lottie Moss I was like “who?” And then you said she was Kate Moss’s sister and I was like “she has a sister?”
So yeah in my opinion she was trying to ride the wave of attention she was getting by getting a “tattoo”.
Idk if it’s real or not, but if she got it in Bali I think it’s a little more believable than if she got it in the US.
Because yeah any reputable tattoo artist will make you sign a waiver that says “I am not under the influence of drugs or alcohol.”
also, a big reason they do that is because drugs and alcohol can make your blood not clot in certain situations, or fuck up your blood in a way that can be really unhealthy and not safe for tattooing
Only a few years ago she was photographed sniffing ❄️ just like her sister it was all for publicity nepotism in its finest form
Next week's video will be "I tried getting a face tattoo so you don't have to"
YES!!!!
Imagine if it was just a video of her covering her face in those temporary tattoos. That would be amazing
Lottie reminds me of that girl on tik tok that's been faking a scar on her face for however long and it keeps moving around and changing colors but she refuses to admit that it's fake, the fact that the end of the L changes but also the thickness of the letters change in the 'getting tattooed' photo and the 'omg I just woke up with a face tattoo so quirky' photo makes it look like she drew it on with eyeliner to me.
Im sorry, i got really distracted by what the painting behind the celebs was. What is it? I know it. Also, as a guy with knuckle tattoos, aka job-stoppers, the facial tattoo on people born to the wealthy is a very real manifestation of financial and social privilege. Like holy shit, its one hell of a way to say you will never need a job.
Or be discriminated against trying for a job
Exactly. I love tattoos; have a few and am planning to get more. But not anywhere so openly displayed or hard to cover. No place would hire me otherwise.
It's ridiculous how an average person get judged and shamed for tattoos but those rich and famous with shitty tattoos (and most are shitty; I don't know how they aren't getting a good tattoo artist with that much money) are seen as cool, nonconforming, artistic and so on. It's like the whole "It's eccentric if it was a wealthy person; it's crazy if it was an average poorman".
The painting is Consequences of War by Peter Paul Rubens!
True! I want to tattoo my outer palms so bad, but I’ll be working in a medical field, so it’s just a dream 😢
Get a face tattoo of someone else’s face overlayed over your own, it sounds like the most terrifying thing I can think of
Giving obsessive stalker vibes 💀
That's just contouring
i suggest that to friends all the time. i also suggest getting my feet tattooed over their feet, to make their feet look nicer.
@@Chris-jg8bm lmao
@@satinstitch2802 lmaooo 😭
I surprised henna is not more popular for these social media stunts. It's not permanent, but it *is* a commitment (since it can last weeks).
It wouldn’t work, henna is very obviously henna, it doesn’t look like a tattoo at all
Henna is like a dark brown colour so I think it would be super noticeable
@@mikafreak1 henna can have different colors depending of what you used to make the ink, the reddish brown is just the more popular because of their use in weddings.
@biazacha To look like a real tattoo though it would need to be the black one, which I’ve only ever heard about in the context of warnings never to get it, or that if you’ve ever had a black henna temporary tattoo you can’t use this or that product, like hair dyes, because it’s such an allergenic that after getting it people have massive allergic reactions to some products because they form sensitisations. It used to be pretty popular to get black henna ‘tattoos’ at some popular tourist destinations, and I remember there specifically being U.K. govt. notices warning people not to get them.
I’ve considered face tattoos, but I haven’t found one that I believe I’d actually enjoy past the original novelty of “it’s a face tattoo”. I have a pretty big neck tattoo, which sticks out since I’m not exactly inked everywhere else. I just thought it would be a fun placement while we were designing the tattoo, and it’s still my favorite one I’ve gotten.
I know a lot of artists wont tattoo neck/hands/face unless you're covered so I'm surprised you got your neck done! I love neck tats though, and would totally get one if i fill out the rest of myself more
a respectable tattoo artist would never EVER tattoo someone who is impaired, regardless of who the client is, the placement, etc. an artist would not risk their reputation and their clients safety.
my favorite part of the elijah daniel phag tattoo is that sometimes it would be on the wrong side and he would be like “no the camera just mirrored it are you dumb”
There are some face tattoos I believe can look good if it’s done well by a good artist. It’s also very common for artists to refuse to do or hold off on doing face tattoos for people who don’t have tattoos or have very little tattoos because it’s such a visible place and it’s really easy to mess up. Some artists won’t do them at all unless the client is pretty much completely covered already
My favorite way a celebrity talks about being a nepo baby is how Jeff Bridges talks about it. The "I'm a product of nepotism" quote is one of my favorites. Also, Jeff Bridges talking about it next to younger actors that are also nepo babies, and their reactions to him being direct and honest about nepotism in hollywood is hilarious.
finally feel seen by someone acknowledging that gen z can actually be really easy to please sometimes 😭😂
I have two face tattoos and I would absolutely wear a shirt that says “your face tattoo looks fake” every day of my life
As a tattoo artist from Indonesia, I can say that usually artists here don't recommend getting face tattoos unless you're body is full of tattoos or your career is okay with having tattoos (Tattoos is considered taboo in a lot of places). However, generally people here are more lenient towards foreigners. Personally, I don't have a problem with tattoos wherever you want to get it (I believe it's your body and your choice). I do have an issue with people faking it, especially for clout. In almost all cases, fake ink will be found out sooner or later - only a matter of time.
A tattoo artist I know and I were talking about face tattoos and he said he refused to do on anyone he didn’t know personally because he has heard too many stories about people getting tattoos (particularly face tattoos) while in a mental crisis, and because it’s such a prominent place, he doesn’t want to do something they’ll regret later.
most tattoo artist/shops won't even consider doing face/neck/hand tattoos on most people especially if they aren't already familiar with tattoos/tattooing by that i mean, heavily tattooed already, etc -- my shop wouldn't allow it unless it was a special project done for a person/artist.
That's bullshit though. I have severe body issues and didn't want a tattoo anywhere except my neck.
I experienced being treated like shit and given insane prices because they didn't want to do it. I am had to get it done in Seattle by someone willing to do so. I was so upset because that was the only place I felt comfortable getting my tattoo and felt like it's gatekeeping and not in the good way.
And even if they did they wouldn’t do it for just a walk-in. A little ankle tattoo walk-in won’t change your life the way a spontaneous face tattoo would
@@FukaiKokoro They definitely shouldn't have treated you poorly - they should have just said they weren't willing to do what you were asking.
But, at the end of day, they are making a permanent change to your body so some level of gatekeeping is to be expected. Some tattoo artists feel that they can assess whether an individual appreciates the potential ramifications of having a visible tatoo by talking to them, but many don't feel able to make that kind of assessment so only tattoo people who already have the experience of having a large number of tattoos.
@@FukaiKokoro they charge insane prices for those places because of the difficulty tattooing those places. unfortunately it's how a lot of shops work, it's not gatekeeping it's letting you know that this is a huge thing and change and the difficulty for the artist of the job and placement.
The reason I say they made up insane prices is because in Seattle I got it done for less than half the price the ones in my area where saying. That's where I feel it was weird. It was a super small tattoo too.
I don't know, I have about 20 to 25 tattoos, depending on how you count, and one of them is a white ink piece on my face. It's pretty inconspicuous and most people think it's a scar and honestly needs redone but I feel like white or light gray tends to be a lot more tasteful for people who are getting their first face tattoo, because then if you want it darkened you can have them go over it with black or a different color and if you want it lasered off you can get it lasered off really easily. And honestly the white just fades out and it looks like a scar for the most part.
i was told you cant get white ink lasered, the laser wont be able to target it. white ink tatts are actually permanent
kelseyr6551 I looked into it because I hadn’t ever heard that and it’s true, white ink can’t be reliably removed by laser, and while there are some places claiming they can do so, the process is unpredictable at best.
One sign of if its a real tattoo is if the rest of them is covered in tattoos most good artists wont tattoo someones face if theyre not already very tattooed
True but unfortunately plenty shitty ones will.
Idk isn't that kinda gatekeeping tho? My first and only tattoo I have is on my neck. I would hate if I had tattoos anywhere else because I have body issues especially my arms. I love my tattoo.
Every tattoo artist in my area didn't want to do it and treated me rudely. I had to get it done in Seattle while on a trip.
I'm glad I didn't get it done in my area because the vibes where off and it would have reminded me of how the tattoo artists treated me.
@@FukaiKokoro it's a good point but that rule is mainly made for having assurance that the person really knows what they are doing, understands all the consequences of having a tattoo and aren't doing it on a whim
I understand. But the way I was treated was horrible. I just don't feel it's okay to treat people like that. And if you have someone come in and really wanting it they should be more open.
@@FukaiKokorojust because someone really wants it doesn't mean it's a good idea if they haven't thought through the social ramifications of an extremely conspicuous, difficult to impossible to cover tattoo--someone being upset with an artist will fade, but that tattoo won't
As a former tattoo apprentice, the Moss tattoo looks like eyeliner.
the only reason i've ever heard of lottie moss was because i used to work at pacsun back in the day and she "designed" a collection with pacsun, but i can nearly guarantee she didn't actually design it. all the stuff we got with her name always was sourced from the same warehouses that regular in-house pacsun merchandise came from. other brands that were celebrity collabs (kendall and kylie or gypsy warrior for example) came from other warehouses around the country, not our main warehouse.
Face tattoo of your glasses, so when you wear contacts you’re still on-brand.
But like all the glasses layered, like in her intro. That way she will always look the most glamorous possible.
The skin on your face also turns over a lot (same with feet and hands) so in a few years a face tattoo would fade out. (I’ve been researching doing tattoo eyebrows instead of micro blading but it’s basically the same)
if you get a normal tattoo, it won’t fully fade. after decades, the faint eyebrows will be much lower on the face as skin sags. although it may be more cost efficient to get a traditional tattoo, microblading will be more aesthetically forgiving.
@@rachelburns1461 I have hooded eyes my eyelashes already touch my brow bone. I’ll likely need an eye lift later in life just to be able to see (my dad whose now 80 got one couple years ago) so my main thing is I got microblading few years ago and it’s gone again and I know myself I’m not the “regular beauty appointment” type but penciling my brows on everyday is annoying and half the time I accidentally rub them off. I’ll probably just get micro bladed again but I’m still on the hunt for someone doing true tats.
My mom actually got her eyebrows tattooed by mistaking thinking it was microblading. It's been literally 30 years and her eyebrows have been blue (reaction with older black tattoo ink) for the last 25.
@@Doodlesnaps tell her I think that sounds super hardcore. But yeah the old tats went blue but that would be improvement over the No brows that I have.
@@LizStaples honestly it never occurred to me how weird it was for my mom to have blue eyebrows until she was picking me up from school and a classmate asked me why my mom's eyebrows were blue.
The best kind of nepo baby is Scorsese’s daughter forcing him, esteemed director Martin Scorsese, to make silly tiktoks with her
swell you make the exact content i need in my life, someone talking into a camera abt any topic under the sun for a good 20 or 30 minutes. thank you
Noooo you should not get a face tattoo unless you really want one. Like you said, it's a commitment. That said, I would love a video about the tattoos you have considered getting.
There are custom semi permanent tattoos you can get if you want to fool people. I don't understand drawing sharpie on your face everyday 😂
I appreciate you. Ive been having a bad day. You've managed to distract me from my anxiety for a bit. Thank you for being you
Isn’t Lottie also the one who claimed that nepo babies don’t get perks, despite never having a job and still be rich, and getting everything in life for being related to Kate Moss?
10:34 Yeah, everyone knows the best way to catch the attention of someone you've never seen in person is slapping an image of their face permanently on your face.
Totally normal behavior.
i have hand tattoos and a shoulder to shoulder giant chest piece along with a full sleeve shoulder to hand, i laugh at people who are not already heavily tattooed who get a job stopped right off the bat. there was a time where reputable artists would refuse even doing jobstoppers like face tattoos on people who have basically no tattoos.
also I believe it’s a law that people cannot be tattooed under the influence or at least extremely unethical, it makes the blood significantly thinner and people will pass out or bleed a lot more.
Hi, Amanda! Thank you for all you do, and I hope that your grieving process right now is going well. I'm sorry for your loss.
Wait what happened?
@@KoraWade Her dad's girlfriend passed away a couple of weeks ago (she made a community post about it)
I have seen ONE cool face tattoo. While working on a movie set as makeup PA.
The chick was hot, gorgeous face, body and curly black hair, she was darker skinned and had a white ink mandala tattoo on the left side of her forehead temple area just to her eye. It was beautiful and so subtle for a face tattoo. She rocked it and idk I loved it. And might have had a major crush on her.
I absolutely love fake tattoos since I have a phobia of needles (I can barely stand getting shots but I bear with the panic for the safety of others) but I’ve always hated face tattoos for some reason. They just don’t look good to me personally, but anyone can do what they want with their bodies. However, I also find it extremely odd to lie about the temporary tattoo being real. There’s nothing wrong with a tattoo not being real so idk why someone would lie about it
I have a needle phobia except tattoos lol
@@wompppwompwomppp same I deal with it for my tattoos lol it leaves pretty picture not injecting stuff into my veins
I have 2 tattoos and I terrible fear of needles. My solace is in the fact that tattoo needles only puncture 1/16th of an inch of skin. It still hurts depending on the area and how high is your pain tolerance but it beats having a surgical needle in.
@@vadr0ka exactly
Or just say nothing. Just have various pics on your Insta for a week or so running and let people assume. Then you can tell everyone it's fake. I feel like you'd still get the buzz without fans angry because they'd been straight up lied to.
When you said Elijah Daniel, my mind had to do weird gymnastics of Elijah Wood, Daniel Radcliffe, and how they are usually mixed up. To then realize an actual person could possibly have two first names as his whole name.
i’d heard about the fake harry face tattoo many times but am only now finding out it was supposed to promote a song lol
same lol. guess it didn’t work.
I’m a recovering addict and on medical marijuana for PTSD, so I get that sobriety is different for everyone and a matter of honesty with oneself more than anything else..
And I’m sure she just got off of a harder substance like an opioid…
But lol…
That is BOLD to say clarity after rehab is why you decided to get a face tattoo and then also say you were drunk while you got said face tattoo, *in the same interview*.
Bold indeed.
Meanwhile, indigenous peoples can't get our own cultural face tattoos because they are considered "unprofessional", will make the effects of systemic racism demonstrably worse, etc. 😕 So many of us don't have our cultural markings because we want to work in education, healthcare, and other sectors of the professional world.
So Lottie went to rehab for addiction and then got a tattoo while drunk? Adds up...
I had no idea you shouldn't get tattoos on Accutane! I was on Accutane a few years ago and have gotten tattoos before and after accutane... glad I was too broke to get any tattoos during that time!
the moss half sister getting her "tattoo after 3 drinks is already sus, no self respecting tattoo artist would've agreed to do it while she was intoxicated
I agree with everything you said, except for the fact that Nebo babies should get off the Internet. I don’t think it’s fair for us to say that just because their parents are famous that they shouldn’t be able to engage in social media like the rest of us. Obviously, the people who are trying to position themselves as creators or influencers, shouldn’t complain about the attention they receive, but if somebody is just existing with social media, I don’t think it’s fair to treat them the same way we treat content creators. I’m not saying don’t hold them accountable if they say something problematic, but they should be treated like every other random online. I have more putty for Cindy Crawford’s son than I do for Lottie Moss because it seems like he isn’t trying to be a famous person, he just is one by association, where Lottie COULD have a life free of the media but choose not to.
Putting in my suggestion for the face tattoo..... "That's it. That's my face tattoo.." !!??!!
Apart from people with tribal tattoos, the only person whose face tattoos I like are Kehlani's. She already has a bunch of tattoos everywhere, and here face tatts (especially the paper airplane) are pretty cute and minimal.
I know tattoo artists who believe it is unethical to give young clients face, neck, and hand tattoos when they are not already covered with other tattoos. No one is forcing the tattoo artist to do it and saying "well someone else will do it" doesn't suddenly make it a sound decision. It is also tattoo etiquette to not get neck, face, and hands until those are the last places left to tattoo. I personally think tiny unnoticeable ones in those places can get a pass, especially with that trend of people getting lil ones behind their ears.
@@aa7845 Tattooing is an art and therefore has a culture. Just because you do not understand it does not make it irrelevant to this conversation.
@@aa7845 Yikes. There is not enough money in the world to pay me to read whatever nonsense rambling your reply is.
my first experience of lottie moss is when she posted a really mean tiktok about ‘crack addicts’ despite having been in rehab for cocaine
The only reason I knew who she was before the Twitter debacle was because Tana Mongeau hinted that Lottie hooked up with her ex in a podcast. So yeah, obviously the nepotism isn't working very well for her😂
8:40 I was just about to comment on this 😂😂 like any professional tat artist in us won’t tat anyone under the influence
Lottie Moss did a Get Cancelled Speedrun (any %).
if she was actually drunk, no reputable tattoo artist would do it. especially a face tattoo. if it's not fake, it should be the end of that artist's career.
"If you didn't know Kate Moss had a half sister that's okay" I don't even know who Kate Moss is.
Elijah Daniel did post a tiktok a while back about his tattoo: tldw he basically did it for shits and giggles and didnt expect anyone to actually believe it was real bc of how much it changed shape and position and thought everyone would just be in on the bit
when she kept saying she was doing it for rock and roll i said oh my god out loud😭🙄
"if you don't know romeo... good for you" 😭😭😭
Kate Moss' parents are ultra wealthy too, it's Nepo baby squared.
Amanda: "I'm just interested by the phenomenon of people who are hot and wanna make a statement, and so they get a face tattoo"
My brain: "Is this how Amanda tells us she's getting a face tattoo?"
It hadn't occurred to me that some of them are faking it-I just assumed since they're wealthy, it's less of a big deal to them because they figure they can just get laser any time if they regret it & have makeup artists to cover it up til it's gone (I'm going through laser right now & it's a lengthy process that can take years)
Took me a bit to work out what you meant by nepo baby but then it clicked, thing is some nepo babies are very, very talented in their own right. My first though was Angelina Jolie
I have a face tattoo and if it's small you don't need a covering on it right after application. Also it's easy to extend/alter temporarily your face tattoo with eyeliner. Common things. But I still think fake face tats are very popular for shitty rich kids right now.
Can I ask what you have and where on your face it is? Just curious
How did your face tattoo age? Part of the reason I think that Lottie's tattoo is fake is that face skin is so thin, and the script she got is so crowded, that blowout and ink spreading would cause it to be an unreadable blob within a year.
@@magickaldust1213 I have my grandmother's name BETTY spelled vertically by my left sideburn/cheekbone. About two inches tall, 1/3 inch width.
@@jeanwire3221mine is four years old, looking swell. The style of font is super important for face tattoos, I got a brickyard style that was meant to expand a bit after application. Hers is more whispy and you're right, bleeding can ruin the style. Depends on the artists talent as well. I personally like thin line tattoos, just can age poorly if not done right. My artist has a preferred lettering for face tats to make them stand out and last long. He told me at the time it could go away in ten years. I wear sunscreen most days.
hey! welcome back, hope eveything is going somehow ok, keep sending you lots od positive energy. Loved the video! I think the nepo article still somewhat doing some numbers since hailey baldwin tried to make that nepo baby shirt stage pap walk happen and even tom hanks has come out to say something! if not the article perse, a video of how all these rich famous ppl are in distress for the whole conversation would be pretty fun!
The nepo baby discussion will never go out of date
Rock n Roll and Harry Styles in the same sentence isn't computing in my brain
On this episode of things I didn’t know about but now I’m invested, fake face tattoos. Honestly why I love your channel is learning about internet stuff I wouldn’t have learned about otherwise
kehlani is one of the only people who can make face tattoos look good
I remember talking with a nurse who was drawing out my blood said that she could get tattoos no problem but getting blood drawn out is the line.
me too, I can't do needles, but tattoo needles are fine
i’m like this !! tattoos and piercings are fine, but getting blood drawn or any kind of shot means i’m sweating and losing my vision lol. really hard to explain to medical professionals and get them to understand lol
100% the same, I'm planning on getting my 6th and 7th piercings soon but I still can't handle getting an IV placed
I used to have to get blood draws and IVs multiple times a week until I got a PICC line, I think I’m completely desensitized. What do you all do if you have to have it done I wonder?
Sis, go get that tattoo! :D The newest healing methods really make life easy.
I just read an article about deq tattoos of the Kurdish and I think those are really beautiful. The symbolism, the tradition of it was so lovely. I know of a few people who were heavily tattooed regretting their face tattoo and getting it removed.
Yikes I cannot imagine getting a face tattoo. I got a tattoo just below the ball of my ankle and it was pretty rough, but I really like the placement, especially because I keep forgetting it's there and then I look down and oh hi fish tattoo!! I love the look of tattoos on the back of the neck, but I'm not sure if I'd want one there because I like to look at them so like. If I can't see it does it matter
16:22 is a treasure of sheer regret, the look of a brain getting stuck in neutral as every previous decision that led up to that point is second-guessed
My biggest flex is not knowing who ANY of these people are
You should do a video on that girl with the drawn on face scar
16:05 YOU READING THIS IS SO FUNNY THE DISAPPOINTMENT 😭😭
it just keeps going 🥴
I only have a handful of tattoos but I side-eye any artist that will do face tattoos on people who aren’t already heavily tattooed, not to mention on someone who’s intoxicated.
where i come from, tattoo artists won't work on a tattoo for you if you had alcohol to drink before, since alcohol is thinning your blood, making it harder for the artist to work on a tattoo when there's a lot of bleeding. especially on such a fine-lined face tattoo i feel like no artist would want to do it and risk messing it up because the client had something to drink so yeah.. seems sus.
i have a tattoo behind my ear, that’s as close to a face tattoo as i’m personally likely to get. i have a bunch of others and i’m not against highly visible tattoos (i’m getting a hand one in a couple days) but i personally don’t think a face one is for me, at least not where i’m at in my life right now. that being said i know plenty of people with them who absolutely rock them and they look great, and i agree that if you’re really rockin the body mod vibe then they can tie a lot together
never ever have i associated the genre rock n roll with hairy styles
I got a full sleeve tattoo in traditional Japanese style when i was 19. It was my first.....Only got it to fit into the traditional, manly masculine stereotypes. I remember being asked if i'll ever regret it. Well.....
I would love to watch your take on Sanderson opening the can of worms that Audible is! I think more people should talk and hear about it. It’s very interesting turn and might change the audiobook industry
They make realistic temporary tattoos
I think we should get a Trying Real Temporary Tattoos video.
I was under the impression the song harry + the whole stunt + gushing about him being a rock legend were all meant to be satire/commentary on creepy superfans? Damn
Re: the girl who wrote a song for Harry Stiles. All Gen X and older millennial will remember the song David Duchovny, which the sing rhymed with "why won't you love me?" The song was catchy and the video was cute. I haven't heard this girl's song but your song shouldn't make the celebrity uncomfortable.
I remember David Duchovny not commenting much on that song most likely because it made him uncomfortable. It was catchy though. I owned the cd.😂
Tara Mooknee’s Hollywood nepo baby video is hilarious and informative. I felt like an idiot for not knowing that Nicholas Cage was a Coppola, once I did it explained so much.
I was criticizing someone walking by with face tattoos…and my 9yr old said ‘but, mama, you have two’. Cue crickets. Bless the children. I never would have thought of my tattooed eyeliner that way! But she was right…and I’ve loved ‘em for a decade now! 10/10 would recommend.
And then everyone clapped
You’re a liar, and having children is harmful to the planet and possibly racist
Gucci Mane has an ice cream cone on his face.
As a person who has a face tattoo I personally would love a shirt that says "I think your fave tattoo looks fake"
Face tattoo idea: freckles but in the arrangement of a constellation, subtle enough to pass off as natural.
a bit unrelated but she said she didnt pay rent when living with her parents at 18, is it normal to pay rent when youre over 18 living at home in the us? im 21 from norway and i still live at home and my brothers lived at home until early 20s too and none paid rent or anyone else here ive heard about? i am curious!
I’m not a fan of big garish face tats, but I think permanent beauty marks or little hearts or stars can be pretty cute. If I were to ever get one I’d make it very small and probably have the artist do it in grey ink so it would be easier to cover with concealer.
I have always loved Kat von ds stars not her as a person but I like the placement. It didn't take away from her face
There are actual freckle pens to draw fake beauty marks. I wonder if you can draw tiny hearts or stars with them too.
@@sunnyandthechlo my friend has little makeup "stamps" (not sure what they're called) in the shapes of a crescent moon and a star so I'm sure heart ones exist as well
The Harry Styles thing is so cringe not just because she pretended to have an ugly tattoo of his face ON HER FACE but also like... saying he'd "done a lot for rock and roll" is so stupid. Do you hear yourself? He's a soulless imitation of a lot of seventies acts with none of the provocative lyrics, none of the edge, and none of the creativity. I had him clocked as wanting to be Robert Plant just a little, but other people have called him a Peter Gabriel imitator.
And his cross-dressing is such straight-guy publicity stunt cross-dressing. He doesn't have the guts to really wear a dress provocatively.
Nobody knew Lottie Moss...unless you worked at Pacsun in 2017 lol
kehlanis face tats are soo pretty