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NEW YORK (AFP) – Too bad the pop star Ariana Grande is vegan. She has just tattooed an accidental tribute to a Japanese barbecue on her palm.
The American singer's attempt to ink an ode to her hit single, 7 Rings, had disastrous consequences on Wednesday (January 30), after social media quickly showed up to tell her that the characters had been translated. by "shichirin" – a small charcoal grill.
Great, 25, had posted a photo of the new body art on Instagram, now deleted, before his fans would report him the spelling mistake.
In widely shared screenshots of now-deleted tweets, Grande acknowledged that she had forgotten a symbol, but pointed out that the pattern would not last because the skin on the palm is pushing back faster than that of the body remains and tattoos fade.
"If I miss it enough, I'll suffer all the next time," she said, writing later, "Thank you for leaving me and my tambourine grill, thank you."
His seeming nonchalance did not stop Twitter from covering it with memes and mockery.
Some had an ironic sympathy: "We met all the Asians, and our official decision is that the tattoo Ariana Grande is good," wrote Kevin Nguyen, a Twitter user.
Ariana Grande's new "七 輪" tattoo designates a Japanese style barbecue, not 7 rings. If you want to know more about 輪, just go to Google "SHICHIRIN" pic.twitter.com/HuQM2EwI62
– * amo * (@hey__amo) January 30, 2019
The bady but saccharine video of the hit 7 Rings, which showcases the star's power and materialism, has been seen more than 100 million times on YouTube and debuted at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 standings.
The success follows Grande's divisional anthem, Thank U, Next, which also made its debut atop the standings. His album, also called Thank U, Next, is due out on February 8, just in time for Valentine's Day.
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