Justin Bieber tattoo but on my back but i got to wait cause I'm just 11 years old! bernice1414 3 |
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written on her wrist during a concert. So is she ready to get his name Justin Bieber Tattoo
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Well, Brian Byrne, co-owner of Son of a Gun Tattoo and Barbershop in Toronto, where Bieber got his new ink, broke down the story for MTV News via phone on Tuesday (May 18).
"It was back in March, March 4th or 5th" Byrne said. "The guy who tattooed him, Charlie, is a lifelong friend of Jeremy's, Justin's dad — they're all from Stratford. When it came up, he called Charlie and asked if he could do it and keep it quiet. We made sure the shop was empty and there was nobody around."
Byrne also confirmed reports that the tattoo was a celebration of both Bieber's birthday and family tradition.
"It was a 16th birthday tattoo," Byrne said. "I guess his dad has it, and one of his uncles. It's the outline of the seagull from Jonathan Livingston Seagull." During the process, Byrne said that Bieber was a trooper throughout — particularly because the area he had tattooed, his left hip, is extremely sensitive. "That's a bad area, definitely. He was great. He was nervous but then got into it and it was done. It's very tiny.
"He laid there and sucked it up, his dad took a bunch of pictures and video and everybody talked to him. He's a very nice kid."
As for the legality and parental consent, Byrne confirmed that Son of a Gun has strict policies about whom they tattoo. "Our rule at the shop is: no necks, no hands, unless you're over 25; and you don't get tattooed at all unless you're 18 years old."
That rule bends slightly, Byrne explained, if you have a parent with you, and depending on what type of tattoo it is. "[We'll do it] if you're 16 and you have your parental consent, and it's a memorial tattoo or some type of family tattoo. We're pretty sticky with that. We don't want kids running around with garbage on them that [they'll later regret]."
With all the press their shop has now received, Byrne joked that they're thinking of renaming it the "Tattooed Bieber Shop."
"At least if the kids who love him can't get tattoos, their moms can."
Son of a Gun Tattoo and Barbershop opened in November 2009 and is co-owned by Byrne, CJ Owen, and Paul Rogers. They're already getting ready to open new locations. And, naturally, Byrne would be happy to have Bieber in for more work, should he want it. Selena Gomez was recently photographed with Justin Bieber's name written on her wrist during a concert. So is she ready to get his name tattooed on her body like other celebs have done in honor of their significant others?
During Selena's September 10 show, she sported Justin's name written on her right wrist along with a little heart. And the tribute wouldn't be her first foray into body art—Selena has been photographed with a tiny cross tattoo on her left wrist, and she recently got a temporary henna tattoo on her shoulder (it was her nickname "Sel" with a few stars around it). So has Selena Gomez started messing around with temporary ink like that seen here because she's considering getting a larger real tattoo? And is she maybe even thinking about getting Justin Bieber's name tattooed on her bodyOther former Disney stars like Miley Cyrus and Demi Lovato have experimented with body art as they've grown up, and Selena's boyfriend is also a big tattoo fan—he's got two tattoos that match some of his dad's body art, a seagull and "Jesus" tattooed on his side in Hebrew. So maybe having a boyfriend that's into getting inked is making Selena consider getting a tattoo of her own.
However, she might want to think long and hard before she gets the name "Justin" tattooed on her body—other celebs' relationships haven't fared so well when they've tried to show their love through tattoos. Angelina Jolie had to have her Billy Bob tattoo removed and covered up with a new one; Johnny Depp had to have his "Winona Forever" tattoo changed to read "Wino Forever;" and Tommy Lee probably regrets getting the name "Pamela" tattooed on a certain part of his anatomy.But maybe Selena Gomez isn't thinking about getting a Justin Bieber tattoo at all—it's always possible that she was just taking a page from Taylor Swift. The country crooner has started writing lyrics on her arm during concerts, so maybe she's managed to start some sort of new Sharpie tribute trend.
What do you think—should Selena get some real inkMusicians and tattoos go hand-in-hand, and it turns out Justin Bieber's first ink experience was courtesy of his dad Jeremy.
The “Never Say Never” crooner got the Hebrew word for “Jesus” written just above his ribcage back in May, and his proud papa got the same tat at the same time.
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