NLE Choppa has built up a lot of tattoos, though he hasn’t treated them like one carefully planned →
Moneybagg Yo’s tattoos look like they’ve grown alongside his life, one decision at a time. His face, neck, →
Kareem Jackson’s tattoos feel considered rather than random. The collection is personal and densely layered, bringing family names →
Calum Hood’s tattoos have grown alongside 5 Seconds of Summer. Some are small enough to miss; others stand →
Derrick Lewis doesn’t dress up his tattoo stories. Some pieces came from prison, others are cover-ups, and one →
Lil Yachty has a casual way of talking about tattoos. He jokes about the pain, admits when a →
Tyga has been getting tattooed since he was a teenager, and the collection still reads like a timeline. →
Young M.A’s tattoos stand out, but their stories give the collection its character. Ink covers her neck, face, →
Damian Lillard’s tattoos read less like a collection of random ideas and more like a map of the →
Tyrann Mathieu’s tattoos are more than decoration. They connect to New Orleans, family, football, faith, the people who →
Nyjah Huston’s tattoos don’t read like a collection with a tidy beginning and end. They’re closer to a →
Bazzi’s tattoos are still growing, and that’s part of the idea. In his GQ tour, he said he →