If you've ever looked at a celeb's tattoos and thought they seem a bit dodgy, then you'll be pleased to know that you're definitely not alone
THIS is the hilarious clip where professional tattoo artists rip celebrity ink to shreds - and their savage comments are brilliant.
If you've ever looked at a celeb's tattoos and thought they seemed a bit dodgy, then you'll be pleased to know you're definitely not alone.
Professional tattoo artists Chris Nunez and Oliver Peck, hosts of 's Ink Master, go to town on bad celebrity ink in a new
And they don't hold back on the famous faces, ripping dodgy tatts on celebrities from Justin Bieber to Cara Delevingne.
Bieber is one of the first in the firing line, and the tattoo twosome aren't impressed with the Canadian popstar's sleeve.
Ink master Oliver says: "The one thing we know about Justin Bieber is that in all senses he has the worst taste imaginable.
"So it does not surprise me at all that every tattoo he has is completely terrible.
"We call this littered with garbage."
Rihanna is next in the firing line, with Oliver joking that her hand tattoo would be better if she had done it in henna - since it would go away.
The next singer they slag off is Adam Levine, whose "mom" inking was ridiculed for being the wrong way round.
Oliver says: "If his arm is down, and his tattoo is right side up, this is actually a 'wow' tattoo."
The pair go on to praise Angelina Jolie's tiger body art, which was inked by Thai monks using traditional techniques.
But they were less complementary about Cara Delevingne's "mess" of a tattoo - a lion on her hand which Oliver described as looking like a "turd smear".
By the time the pair get to critiquing Mike Tyson's facial art, they've given up even trying to be nice.
They joke: "This is the purest example of you just don't care anymore."
And they're just as uncomplimentary about Ed Sheeran's colourful sleeve, which they say looks like a child's crayon drawings.
Tattoos are evolving all the time, and we recently revealed some of the creative new places people are getting inked up.
Earlier this month, we told how new tattoo trends include getting inkings on your elbow, knees, or even your armpit.
