You would think the likes of Snoop Dogg and Justin Timberlake could afford to spend some of their millions on a decent PR team to solely run their Twitter accounts or at least a "DO NOT POST THIS" feature if they insist on tweeting themselves.
Alas, filthy rich celebrities are also complete dickwards sometimes who say some pretty dumb shit online for the whole world to see and cause mass destruction to their brands and image.
More often than not, they will realise their error and swiftly delete anything that seems to have caused offence. However, they seem to forget that IT'S 2016, BRO! and every man and his dog has a smartphone which allows them to capture screenshots. I know, right? All that dollar and no knowledge of how the 21st century works.
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One guy has spent the past few years going several steps further than screenshots, though, by getting celebrities' deleted tweets tattooed on his body. You read that right.
Kaspe Nørlund's body is covered in outrageous rants from the likes of CeeLo Green, who once tweeted "People who have really been raped REMEMBER!!!" In fact, he has that exact post tweeted on his arm. No, really.
One of the Danish artist's most recent tattoos is a post from former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher. Remember the time he managed to piss a load of people off by tweeting a homophobic slur in the wake of the Orlando mass shooting?
The post read: "Russian hooligans skintight shorts bumbags batty boy muscles ha ha I'd be more worried bout getting me arse pinched LG X." He later deleted the tweeted and posted an apology. However, the 'Roll With It' singer's words are now permanatly etched on to this geezer's arm. Nuts.
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And guess what, all the inking is not even in the name of banter. According to Nørlund's Instagram profile, the idea is "a work-in-progress art project that explores the powerful and potentially dangerous combination of celebrity and social media."
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Let this be a lesson to the lot of you. You never know, some crazy bastard could be getting your shitty rants at the height of your mad moments permanently inked onto their body.
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Words by Sian Broderick
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