Los expertos de Ink Master crtiican los tatuajes de algunas celebridades

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Los presentadores de "Ink Master", el reality show en donde compiten diferentes tatuadores, se sentaron con GQ para este capítulo de “Tattoo Tour” en donde comentaron sobre los tatuajes de varias celebridades. Los expertos, Chris Nuñez y Oliver Peck hablaron sobre los trazos de diferentes estrellas de Hollywood y cantantes como Justin Bieber, Adam Levine y Angelina Jolie... sin callarse nada  En el video Nuñez y Peck hablaron sobre la calidad de los tatuajes, las diferentes técnicas con los que fueron hechos y sus recomendaciones generales. Entre los tips que dieron están –definitivamente– evitar los tatuajes en la cara y en las manos pero hacerte un tatuaje en la fiesta sí puede valer la pena. No te pierdas el resto de sus comentarios en el video.

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00:00We're from Ink Master and we're going to be talking about some celebrity tats.

00:09Just judging by a lot of the tattoos that Lil Wayne has, he got a lot of them when he

00:13was really young and he just started getting, you know, the term is getting blasted.

00:18Getting as many tattoos as you can.

00:20A lot of his tattoos are not about having quality tattoos, it's more about having a

00:24lot of tattoos.

00:25I myself have a lot of tattoos that I really cherish that aren't great works of art, they're

00:30more tattoos that I got from friends of mine.

00:34The one thing we know about Justin Bieber is that in all senses he has the worst taste imaginable,

00:39so it does not surprise me at all that every tattoo he has is completely terrible.

00:45He's known for paying tattooers to come to his house and tattoo him so he can sit around

00:49in his underwear and not have to go to a tattoo shop.

00:52We call this littered with garbage.

00:55I did not know that Rihanna had a big crazy hand tat.

00:59I think it's better when it's done in henna because then it goes away.

01:04I love mom tattoos, I have one.

01:06If it wasn't for mama, we wouldn't be here, so give thanks to that.

01:10If his arm is down and this tattoo is right side up, this is actually a wow tattoo.

01:14If you want your tattoo to say mom, you got to get it facing the right direction.

01:19This is a tattoo done the traditional way, it's very cool to get this tattoo done like this.

01:23When I was in Thailand, we went and we found the monks.

01:25It's a large risk because the majority of the monks, the way they tattoo is everybody

01:30gets the same tools.

01:31So there's a big kind of trust in the health department over there.

01:36And the way that they do it is very meticulous.

01:39It's really a very hard thing to learn and not just anybody can pick up and do this.

01:44And to be able to do these intricate patterns with one needle takes a really long amount

01:49of time and a heavy amount of enduring pain.

01:52So she suffered for this.

01:53I think this is a crazy one.

01:56Barring the fact that the guy got a portrait of himself on his back, it's very Steve-O-esque,

02:02but the actual work itself, the portrait that Jack did is great.

02:05To get a portrait by Jack Rudy is a very coveted thing.

02:09Steve-O kind of making a mockery of it here, getting his own stupid face on there.

02:15This lion is a mess.

02:19Getting a little lion portrait on your finger is a bad idea.

02:23And for 25 years, real tattooers have been warning people against stuff like this because

02:28it does not last or age.

02:30And if you look at this photo, you can tell you end up with this little turd smear on your

02:35finger.

02:38I mean, this lion looks like a lion.

02:40You know, there's only so much that is capable in the healing process in the skin.

02:45This lion looks like what it's supposed to.

02:49It healed.

02:49It's a nice tattoo.

02:52You shrink it down to one eighth of that size and put it on the finger, it just doesn't work.

02:58This is the purest example of you just don't care anymore.

03:06I think face tattoos for people that are not fully covered, no matter how permitting the

03:12world seems to feel, there are other cultures, other places where you're going to travel and

03:16at points, these things could be a hindrance or it could be a problem.

03:20And I understand self-expression.

03:21I got tattooed because at the time I wanted to be rebellious or I wanted to feel a certain

03:25way.

03:28But getting your face tattooed without a full body suit is a bit much.

03:33It's one of Nunez's favorite tattoo motifs, skin rips with mechanical parts.

03:40I like any kind of skin rip, I'm in.

03:42I think they're great.

03:44This is clean.

03:45You know, it has legible shading to it, it keeps it open and can breathe and it fits his

03:51forearm well.

03:52I was shocked to see Jamie Foxx get this tattoo.

03:56I didn't think it was real at first.

03:57The thing about this kind of tattoo is that, you know, you're a couple weeks from it not

04:02being invisible.

04:03Just let your hair grow out and it goes away.

04:05I will say this.

04:07I'm almost 100% certain that Chris Brown can afford a better tattoo than this.

04:16Oof.

04:17I mean, if you paid as much of your tattoos as you paid for that watch, he'd have some

04:22nice tattoos.

04:23I like that one.

04:24That's funny.

04:25I got shit like that.

04:26This is the perfect example of a party tat.

04:38Yeah.

04:39I have many.

04:40This is not a quality tattoo.

04:42This is not something that, you know, I would recommend.

04:45Oh, I recommend it.

04:48There is a big thing about getting Japanese or Korean or Chinese or any kind of kanji written

04:55on you that it's a great thing to get if you want to keep your tattoo personal to you because

05:01it can be artistic, it can be beautiful, it can fit the body, and it can mean whatever

05:06it means to you.

05:07And you can choose whether you share with whoever else what this tattoo means.

05:13A lot of people over the last couple decades have gotten tattoos that they thought said

05:18something and actually said something else.

05:20Any time that an American-born person has their name tattooed on them in any form of kanji,

05:26It's wrong.

05:27It does not say their name.

05:30I think this kind of tattoo is very reminiscent of when people bring in Crayola drawings of their

05:36young children and be like, my kid drew this, I want it tattooed.

05:40I'm like, alright.

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