Jess Battison
The very basis of getting a tattoo is that it’s something permanent. Like, on your body forever.
So, you’d hope your tattoo artist doesn’t f**k it up. It’s their one job.
Unless you’re a joker getting something like a ‘NO RAGRATS’, then I doubt you’re planning on having a spelling mistake in your tattoo.
Spotting a typo in their permanent body art would likely send most people into fits of rage, but one woman found an obvious mistake in her her inking absolutely hilarious - while the poor tattoo artist looked like he wanted the ground to swallow him up.
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In a viral TikTok, one woman documented their ‘new tattoo’.
We can assume she was intending to get ‘EVERYTHING’S FINE’ on the side of her hand.
However, thanks to a teeny, tiny, little mistake, she instead ended up with ‘EVERTHING’S FINE’.
In the clip, the unlucky tat-receiver is in absolute hysterics while a voice behind the camera tells the artist: “This is not your fault.
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“This is the greatest moment of my life.”
The artist seems to be in disbelief as he mumbles: “Are you f**king joking?” and looks back at the tat.
The laughter continues as they repeat: “Everthin’s fine,” and even appear to be wiping away tears as they uncontrollably giggle.
Leaning back in his chair with his face covered in disbelief, they reassure the artist: “It’s okay, everthin’s fine.”
Users were in hysterics as they commented: “Poor guy is sooo confused,” as they also put: “That phrase will haunt him.”
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Another joked: “In Martin Freeman voice ‘it was this moment he realised, everything was not fine’.”
One even said: “It’s so much better that way tho.”
And another put: “Everthings fine… you just gotta have an accent.”
Others also wrote: “I hope you hid a Y somewhere on your body.”
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People also recommended fixes, suggesting a ‘lil apostrophe where the Y would’ve been’ or: “Wait but like a little ^ and a Y slanted above would actually be so cute.”
In his defence, the tattoo artist has said in a response video that his client actually ‘liked it better’ with the spelling mistake.
He said: "This s*** is going to happen to every tattoo artist at some point in their career. I was unlucky enough that it went viral and got eight million views in 36 hours but I was also lucky enough that my client liked it better.
“It worked out in the sense that the tattoo was supposed to be a reference to the fact s**t’s always f**ked up. Funny enough, the tattoo got f**ked up, but ended up being better that way.”