Tattoos and music are inextricably linked, particularly in Hip Hop culture. Esteemed rap pioneers proudly displayed ink that not only set trends, but also had profound personal meaning. This genre ...

Tattoos have always been a way for people to express themselves, but some have taken it to extreme levels. Imagine being so passionate about body art that every inch of your skin is covered in ink!

Since time immemorial, we humans have been using various pointed objects to jab ink into our skin. According to Smithsonian Magazine, the earliest anthropologic evidence of tattoos dates back to ...

There has been a complete transformation of cricket beyond the wickets, runs and boundaries. The transformation of the modern ...

Matthew Whelan, who likes to go by King of Ink Land Body Art The Extreme-Ite, revealed that his extreme tattoos have made ...

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From full sleeve to clean slate: Brazil’s onetime most-tattooed man is erasing his past, one laser pulse at a time. Leandro de Souza, a 36-year-old photographer from Bagé in Brazil’s southernmost ...

A Norwegian metalhead officially holds the Guinness World Record for most tattoos of the same band, with a total of 43 Metallica tattoos on his body. See photos and video further down this page.

Pink Floyd ranked No. 1 as the most popular tattoo choice for rock fans in new study. A new study by tattoo artists at LLTattoo has revealed the rock bands that inspire the most tattoos worldwide.

Rock ‘n’ roll tattoos go hand in hand. Both musicians and music lovers use ink to express themselves, pay homage to artists they admire, and have fun. Common tattoo designs include nature images like ...