In the name of religious adoration or aesthetic expression, men and women from all cultures have been tattooing their bodies since the Neolithic era. This practice gives corporeal expression to presumptive inherited and tribal allegiances. This list reflects a greater cultural shift in how tattoos are perceived, despite formerly being associated with outlying society subgroups and being considered taboo emblems. Over a third of adult Americans will have tattoos by 2023, up from just 21% in 2012.
10. Gucci Mane
The Atlanta rapper debuted his most noticeable and recent tattoo on his right cheek in 2011: a triple scoop ice cream cone with the word “brrr” written on it. The tattoo, according to a spokeswoman for the pioneer of trap music, serves as a reminder to his followers that Mane has chosen to live a “cool as ice” existence. So icy, it’s said, that you might even say “brrr.”
10. Gucci Mane
9. Steve-O
The American entertainer and stuntman has more ridiculous tattoos than he has injuries from shooting the Jackass movies. Maybe most notable is his self-portrait, which takes up almost the whole space of his back.
9. Steve O
