Look, it’s hard to keep up with all of Post Malone’s tattoos, whether you’re a fan of the artist or not. Read on to take a look at some of Post Malone‘s most prominent and exciting tattoos. With well over sixty tattoos –from the classic skull tattoo through to circles, and body art paying homage to civilizations such as Ancient Rome and Ancient Egypt– Post Malone is in the middle of a full-blown ink explosion. Since then, he’s from a first tattoo, to getting inked more often than kids get temporary tattoos from the convenience store. It’s been widely reportedly that it was Bieber who set the tattoo blaze alight for Post Malone by telling him in 2016 that tattoos didn’t hurt. She enjoys blogging, reading, volunteering, and working on her novel.Known as much for his tattoos as for his unique vocals and genre defying blend of hip hop, grunge and country music, producer singer, and rapper Post Malone has inspired a new generation to embrace bold, innovative ink and tattoo placement.ĭespite the growing acceptance of tattoos, ink on the face is still considered extreme, although even this is changing rapidly thanks to notable musicians such as Post Malone and Justin Bieber.
Shavella St.Preux is an MFA student at Brooklyn College, studying creative writing. RELATED: 20 Unique Tattoo Ideas To Get You Ready For Some New Ink P.S: I just now found out that 'Come and take it' was used in the Texas Revolution as well, so that explains why Austin has the phrase tattooed on him." The phrase is also the emblem of the I Army Corps of Greece and the Second Infantry Division of Cyprus. It was said by Leonidas when King Xerxes demanded that the Spartans surrender their weapons. 'Μολών Λαβέ' meaning 'Come and take them' as someone already said before me. 'Come and take them' in Greek across his stomachĪs explained on Reddit, "It's Ancient Greek. Cold War slogan 'kill a commie for mommy' on his stomachĪbove the skull and crossbones on his rib cage is the phrase “Kill a commie for mommy.” This was an anti-Communism slogan during the Cold War, and Johnny Ramone from the Ramones famously wore a shirt with the slogan. “That tattoo actually hurt a lot, and it’s dumb because it’s a milkshake and it hurt the most,” he said. Master Shake from ‘Aqua Teen Hunger Force’ under his right side rib cage Skull and crossbones can refer to danger, but he most likely got this tattoo because of his overall interest in skulls. Skull and crossbones on his left rib cage Jesus is very handsome, so I figured how can we make him super metal? And so we made him Easter Jesus.” 75. In his interview with GQ, he explained, “I have a big Zombie Easter Jesus. Malone revealed this tattoo to his fans when he tweeted a photo of himself in a jacuzzi. Sword through his collar boneĪ post shared by we know that he loves swords! This tattoo just happens to be on a bigger scale. This tattoo is most likely due to his dad taking a job with the Dallas Cowboys, and he grew up in the Lonestar state because of this. Dallas Cowboys helmet under his left collarbone on his chest Though he hasn’t revealed the meaning of this ink, it might have to do with his love of video games, as, on his left shoulder, there is a Miraak mask from the video game “The Elder Scrolls V: Dragonborn,” part of the Skyrim universe. A pair of dice with an eye on the left one on his right shoulder These tattoos are clearly tributes to where he grew up. Malone is from Syracuse, New York and moved to Grapevine, Texas in his youth. The outline of New York state and Texas state behind both ears on his neck But people zoom in real close and they say it looks like an old man's butt. I just think it would be f***ing cool and then I do it. In his second GQ interview, he said of its meaning, "There's really nothing to it. A post shared by his most notable tattoo, this one takes up the entirety of the front of his neck.
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