If you?re going to get a tattoo in a language you don?t speak, a quick Google search never hurts.
Ariana Grande appears to have overlooked this step, falling prey to a common tattoo fail ? inking incorrect Japanese kanji characters on the palm of her hand.
The Huffington Post reports the pop star intended to permanently pay tribute to her new single ?7 Rings? with some body art. Instead, she tattooed the word ?shichirin,? which translates to a small Japanese-style charcoal grill.
The ?thank u, next? singer debuted the new ink on Instagram Wednesday with a photo of her palm to commemorate the single and its record-breaking music video, which correctly featured the Japanese translation of ?7 Rings?: ?????.
But fans were quick to point out that Grande?s new tattoo, without the three middle characters, takes on an entirely different meaning.
?I?M SCREAMING did ariana grande really tattoo the japanese kanji of bbq grill on her hand SIS.... ? one fan wrote on Twitter.
Grande later scrubbed the image from her social media accounts, along with tweets responding to the misspelling.
30-01-2019 - Vidéo Ariana Grande /
