Ben Affleck does not care if you hate his giant tattoo on the back: "I'm very happy"

Ben Affleck explains to the enemies of his very large back tattoo where to go as nicely as possible.

the Triple border star has tackled the ink on a recent episode of The Ellen DeGeneres show. The comedian mentioned that the tattoo "had a lot of attention" in the segment of products safe for the job.

"It did, not so much positive (attention)," acknowledged Affleck. He then began to explain the body art that DeGeneres described as "a commitment".

"It's a phoenix …" the Justice League the actor began, before his host intervened with "Rising from your a ..".

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"Yes, it's a phoenix, coming out of my …" Affleck nodded. "I was about to say that this represents something very important to me, but maybe, just, we will forget it."

Becoming serious, Affleck explained that the tattoo, which he had previously described as fake, was significant.

"It makes sense to me, I like it," he said. "We did not know that the paparazzi were there, so they had a picture of my tattoo and yes, the feeling was bumped up, (but) I like my tattoo.I'm very happy."

This is not the first time that Affleck addresses those whose phoenix has ruffled the feathers.

Last March, he applauded New Yorker on Twitter. In a published article titled "The Great Sadness of Ben Affleck", the outlet has described the work of art as "loud".

"@NewYorker, I'm fine," Affleck tweeted. "Thick skin reinforced by gaudy tattoos."

This thick skin will also help if critics come looking for it after its debut in rap. Also on EllenAffleck is associated with Andy, the talk show actor, for a good cause. In exchange for rhymes spitting Affleck, DeGeneres said Shutterfly would give $ 20,000 to its organization, the Eastern Congo Initiative.

In recounting words that seemed to have been written for him, Affleck referred to his People The sexiest title of the magazine, its magazine, and two Oscars.

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