Does post Malone regret his face tattoos?

On “Tattoo Tour,” Post Malone says he has no regrets—but acknowledges that some people think his neck tattoo looks like an old man’s rear end. Post Malone is a man of his word. In 2016, during an interview with GQ, he proudly announced that he was considering getting a sword tattoo on his face.

What does Gen Z think of tattoos?

Gen Z sees tattoos as unique pieces of art preserved on the skin, with deep meaning or not. Krizia trusted the opinion of her tattoo artist, a veteran in the Filipino tattoo industry, who recommended that she go for a larger-sized tattoo than her initial design. “So you can see it clearly even from afar,” she said.

What is the most tattooed generation?

Millennials
According to a recent surveys conducted in the United States, tattoos were common the most among Millennials….Share of Americans with one or more tattoos as of 2021, by generation.

Characteristic	Share of respondents
Gen Z	23\%
Millennial	41\%
Gen X	32\%
Baby Boomer	13\%

Why do younger generations like tattoos?

They were just themselves, an individual. More and more young people who feel this way are looking for ways to define and establish their individuality as self-expression becomes increasingly important. In the United States, just under 40\% of those born after 1980 – Millennials by another name – have a tattoo.

Do tattoos make you regret it when you get older?

The worst sound the tattooed hear are the oft-repeated words: “You’re going to regret that when you’re older.” To fact-check the validity of such claims, we spoke with three tattooed women over the age of 50. They talked about the importance of sunscreen, how tattoos do make you a badass and the transformative power of wearable art.

How old should you be before you get a tattoo?

If you can hold off until age 26—or ideally, 36—you’re a lot less likely to hate your tat. It’s no surprise that, the longer you’ve been considering a tattoo, the less likely you are to bemoan it after the fact. Nearly 30 percent of regretted tattoos are spur-of-the-moment decisions.

Does size matter when it comes to tattoos?

Size matters. Apparently, the smaller your tattoo, the more likely you are to regret it. We found that 63 percent of people with a tattoo smaller than the palm of their hand regret it. However, only 2 percent of people with full-sleeves or longer, regret their tattoo.

Do men regret getting tribal tattoos?

Tribal tats are trouble. Among men who regret their tattoos, 21 percent said their ink included a tribal design. Tattoos of someone’s name are the second-most regretted type, while a face, a figure, or a Chinese character round out the list of most-lamented tattoos.