that first varicose vein tattoo is crazy work

I didn't see a lightning bolt, I saw dripping blood...

For a second I thought that guy had a moustache tattooed on his face.

Neck and chin tattoos can change the way a person looks entirely. Like it can make your face look better or worse depending on how it’s placed. Don’t skimp on the artist when you want that done, for sure for sure.

Headspace 100% affects how much pain you feel while getting tattooed.

Ive noticed, after getting a few, that purple tats are the perfect colored tats to cover-up black. It just eats the black color.

0:24 lightning I thought that was her veins bleeding tattoo.

I appreciate what ephemeral Remy is doing. I always kinda thought you could only really cover up a tattoo once and you were done. It's cool to see how many times you can really do it

If someone's electrician dad died by getting electrocuted and they got the "BRRZZT!!!" skeleton, that actually does sound kinda sick, depending on their dad's personality. The car crash example does sound wild though, and I agree with the overall point about WTC memorial tattoos.

To be fair, Remy said you couldn’t tell it was over blackout which I took as him referring to how people say color won’t work over black. I could be wrong though.

You never have to be nice but always should be kind . Normalize kindness . It’s an asset. Avoid people who equate kindness with weakness …. You will find that they are morally vacant and usually weak. Don’t let ANYONE  touch your body, whether they’re plucking your eyebrows, putting a tattoo or giving you a heart transplant that does not see you as an equal. If a tattoo artist sees their clients as competition , they have no business sitting next to you on a bus let alone touching your body with a needle . Likewise , abusive clients. You’re setting yourself up for disaster.

What you said about asserting yourself while still being kind is awesome. I often bend and bend until I snap then everyone looks at me like I’m the enemy, and you are right that that is my fault. I need to stand up for myself while still remaining kind. Thankyou Kirk. I’m 46 by the way and obviously still learning!

Dude you should get Remy on and talk about his body suit.

Hahaha “the image of your mom’s VOLVO getting in a crash” gave me a hearty LOL. I agree with the point, but had to note the picture you painted with that parallel was comedy gold.

A note about pain scales like you were talking about, one my tattoo artists, Joy Spika, told me it is best to avoid getting tattooed while menstruating because it may make the pain worse.

Haha, I definitely did not notice the moustache until you pointed it out.

That was a lightning bolt? I thought she got blood rivulets running down her arm! Especially how it clings to the skin and would run around the hand irl like that. I thought it was neat when it was blood......

The cartoon skeleton getting electrocuted as a memorial for a dad that was an electrician that died working is awesome it's an awesome idea  I mean it takes a certain Bond between the father and son and  a certain sense of humor but hell yeah

It's crazy how much you can tell the septum piercing is affecting his breathing, he sounds like he has a bad cold. Looks really goofy to me but dude is willing to suffer for his pursuit. I imagine he takes it out when he's not filming but he's also gotta have it in often enough to keep the hole stretched. I'm not into body mod/piercing stuff in general but I especially can't understand ones that negatively effect you physically, but then again I'm a smoker so I guess I don't value easy brething that much anyways 😂

16:16 Pain is subjective and everyone’s body is unique in some way. I’ve had several people ask me about my septum piercing for the last 6 years, and they ask me how bad it hurt because they are thinking of getting one. I have to clarify every time that I have unusually soft cartilage, and I am an awful anecdote for how painful it is. My friends with harder cartilage have said it’s one of the most painful piercings they’ve gotten, and I didn’t feel a thing because my body is a little weird.

Point being: pain is subjective and our bodies might have tools that make things less or more painful. You will only know for yourself when you try it.