GQ’s Shoreline Mafia tattoo tour is the clearest first-person record of OhGeesy’s ink. He appears with Fenix Flexin discussing their tattoos; a separate Insomniac portrait shows OhGeesy’s face and raised hand.
The sources document a name above his eyebrow, a teardrop beneath his right eye, a red cheek mark and tattoos on his hands. They do not provide a complete inventory or explain every small design.
OhGeesy’s GQ tattoo tour captures his early collection
The official GQ episode, “Shoreline Mafia Break Down Their Tattoos,” keeps the camera close as OhGeesy and Fenix talk and gesture. It shows marks on the face and hands while giving OhGeesy room to identify some of them himself.
The setting is informal, so the view changes as he turns, leans toward the camera or lifts a hand. A named tattoo can be separated from the background; smaller lettering is less clear and should not be guessed.
The eyebrow tattoo is a defining OhGeesy placement
GQ records the name tattoo above OhGeesy’s eyebrow. It sits in the narrow strip of skin above the eye and remains visible in close portraits, beside his hair, brow and cap.
He discusses the design during a Shoreline Mafia conversation. The tattoo is on his own face, while the interview places him in the group’s early public image; the footage does not provide a fuller story about each letter.
Small facial symbols sharpen the close-up portrait
An Insomniac portrait shows a small dark teardrop beneath OhGeesy’s right eye and a red, lip-print-like mark on his cheek. The tight crop makes both easy to see, along with his raised hand.
The two facial marks differ in size and color: the teardrop is compact and black, while the cheek design spreads sideways in red. The image documents how they look, not a confirmed meaning for either one.
OhGeesy’s hand tattoos sit beside jewelry and gesture
In the GQ footage, OhGeesy’s gestures bring tattoos on his fingers and hands into view beside rings, watches and a large pendant. The marks appear as he moves, not as a flat set of stencils.
The Insomniac portrait also places his raised hand beside his face. Some finger lettering is too small to read clearly in the available images, so it remains unidentified.
The Shoreline Mafia pairing gives the tattoos their context
Fenix Flexin appears in the same GQ tour, but his tattoos are separate from OhGeesy’s. The film discusses Fenix’s forehead cross and private stomach tattoo alongside OhGeesy’s eyebrow name and face marks; caps, chains, watches and grills place both artists in the group’s early visual context.
The collection’s compact visual map
The visible placements form a small map around the upper body: lettering above the eyebrow, symbols near the eye and cheek, and hand ink that comes forward when OhGeesy gestures. A turn can hide the cheek mark, while a cap may shade the brow.
What the documented record establishes
GQ supplies first-person discussion and changing views of the hands and face. Insomniac provides a still of the teardrop, cheek design and raised hand. Together they support the named placements, but not a full tattoo count or the story behind every mark.
How the sources were assembled
These are records of particular interviews and portraits, not a dated tattoo catalogue. They show what was visible in each frame; the sources do not establish when every tattoo was added or whether it has since changed.