Literally woke up and watched your video from an alarm. That's how you know it's love. 😂❤ I think this is super awesome and informative. Something that's come up in conversation with artists is that some of it is also dependent on the relationship with the client, and the "purpose", so to speak, of the tattoo, like if the artist is doing the tattoo as a showpiece or to build a specific type of portfolio.
and ya tattoo artists will sometimes change their rate temporarily for those reasons. this vid is more about how they determine what to charge regularly tho
that's a tough one. i think technical ability > artistic ability though, when it comes to tattooing. the reason why is because a person has to wear it. no one is going to care how good the color choices are if the tattoo is scratchy, wiggly, and heals like crap. i'd rather have a simple or bland, well done tattoo than an ugly mark on my body that was ruined by someone who knows art but can't make it happen in the skin
Im in it for the artist. I always let the artist know what i like, hope to have and definitely dont want ( religious or hate, gang or political) Im an art collector
One thing you didn't cover is who the artist wants to be tattooing. I have a friend who keeps his rates on the lower side because of who he enjoys tattooing. So maybe his wallet takes a bit of a hit but he has a better time doing the work and knows his clients appreciate it which keeps his passion alive. Where if he charged more then only well off clients would be able to afford to get a tattoo by him.
Hey James, love your informative videos! Your videos have helped me build realistic expectations for my first tattoo and I'm much more confident about what I want to get done. Keep it up , and enjoy your trip!
I’ve found that overseas in Europe they charge much less for tattoos. 1 artists quoted me 1200 euro for the day at his shop in Spain but 3000 a day if I was to fly where he was at in the US.
Thanks. Yeah I don't upload enough lately and I think about it a lot. Just spread really thin rn. I'm in the middle of buying a house and been tattooing like crazy trying to save extra money
Hello, I was wondering how you would consider your clients good or bad, as I've been wanting to understand how tattooers would rate their client somewhat like how barbers do.
I'm so glad I found your channel! I'll be getting my first tattoo soon (probably the start of a sleeve) and every single video you've put out has been super informative and definitely helped me understand more about tattoos. I have two quick questions. 1: Would it be a bad idea to get tattooed by a friend? (she's been a professional for about 5 years now and her work is pretty good compared to the artists in my area). 2. Is there such a thing as too many designs on a sleeve? I'm doing a sleeve dedicated to this one music group that has helped me out a lot in life. I've picked something from each album so it's about 10-14 designs and my arms are a bit on the small side. Thanks for the videos!
thanks for watching. the answer to your questions are difficult. if you like your friend's artwork, and you're both easygoing people when it comes to business, then you're probably in good shape. just don't ask or expect a discount unless they bring it up first. be willing to comply with all of their policies, like deposits and all that shit, and also try to give them a good amount of slack to run with the design. as for the second question, yeah, i think that will probably be too much for one sleeve. having a million things on one arm can make things stiff and reduce legibility because of all the small, bunched up shapes. so less is more when it comes to subject matter. of course, there are many ways to skin a cat and it highly depends on the sort of imagery you're talking about, how big of a person you are, and a lot of other factors. when in doubt, though, keep it simple
@@JamesWithee Hey James thanks for replying! I do indeed like my friends artwork and definitely feel like her style fits in with my theme. I would never ask her for a discount or accept one from her. I believe she should get paid in full for her hardwork. Aside from that we're both easy going and I feel like the experience would be a lot better and I'd be more comfortable if that makes sense. Yeah I had a funny feeling it would be too much so I've kinda been brainstorming ideas. Mostly only getting designs from my favourite albums or combining some together.
I totally agree with all of this. But you asked for feedback in case you missed something. I feel like the location of where the artist has to tattoo anatomically is also another small factor to it. For instance, arms and backs are pretty simple to work on, but necks, hands, or faces are not so easy to work on
What about kill-fees? What if a client taps out and can't continue? Do your clients have to pay for a lining day for a large tattoo and then pay again for the color day, etc? How do those things factor into your pricing?? Thanks! Great videos, bro. Awesome info.
Video Idea: Shaving the tattoo area before going into an appointment. I haven't seen much online about the subject, and maybe there is nothing to say about it, but if there is I would be interested in what you had to say about it.
This is definitely something I plan on touching on cuz it comes up all the time with clients. It was actually part of one of my unreleased vids that I gotta remake at some point. The short of it is that I like to shave the client myself. That way I have a better idea of how much chafing / razorburn the skin has undergone just in case I get a rough heal and have to troubleshoot it. I want control over everything that happens to the skin prior to tattooing
Great vid. I know I'm late, but would you consider level of difficulty (i.e. room for error) another factor in price? I know there's no such thing as an easy tattoo, and that difficulty of a tattoo style varies per artist, but in the case of something like portraiture, which takes precise accuracy and has no room for error because otherwise the whole thing is ruined, should something like that cost more than another style that doesn't theoretically require as much precision? I know you mentioned style as a factor, but I felt that was more based on trend vs actual difficulty. Thanks
Yeah ppl tend to charge more for tattoos that are physically uncomfortable for us to do. Like tattooing inside the lip for behind the ear. Or just shit that’s unenjoyable. Like cover ups. Portraits I don’t think so, because portrait tattoos are easy for ppl that are used to them
Hey James, just want to say I love the video series! I'm 33, preparing to get my second tattoo (but first big tattoo -- 3/4 sleeve). I watched your episode on teenagers waiting to get a tattoo due to body changes that have yet to come.... could you do an episode on when it is best to get a tattoo in terms of weight loss and muscle gain? I'm a bit heavier than i use to be and Im in the process of losing weight and trying to get back to my college size (quite a few pounds in difference unfortunately - thank god I don't want a tattoo on my stomach or chest !! haha). But just trying to figure out should I wait until im done with the weight loss and muscle build, should I do it now, or pick a middle time frame? Tough question to have a sure-fire answer, but discussion would be great!!!
Your videos are awesome and I appreciate these type of discussion on/about tattoos rather than rating tattoos or bad customer stories. This is quality content. Thank you.
Bryan Hegarty this comment means a lot dude. I put a lot of thought into these videos and want them to be useful to people as more than just entertainment
I’m getting two Polynesian style armbands on my bicep tomorrow it should be easily coverable and I’m 18 but I’m really nervous I’m gonna regret but it signifies where I grew up (Hawaii). It looks really good tho it’s tiny too it’s two one inch armbands with an inch spacing with negative spacings so it doesn’t look like it has a border. I’m not really worried about the tattoo messing up when my arm grows because it goes all the way around I’ll probably gain maybe 40-60 more lbs. I’m 125 right now. Im excited but nervous 😬
Yo James made us wait forever for that trademark f bomb. Also while I will say that the payoff is sometimes higher for a tattoo artist to work in densely populated areas, the cost of living and overhead costs are also higher. As a client you can't just assume that they're actually making bank because of where they are. Edit: thanks for addressing the question I had about the artists charging the same amounts in shops.
Good point. Just because they are charging more in those areas doesn't necessarily mean they are taking home a significantly larger amount. Thx again for stopping by the booth this weekend man that made my day
Does the design factor into the price? For example flash Vs the arts at havi g to spend their time developing the customer's concept into a design/stencil. If I missed it sorry. I'm loving these videos my dude. Please keep them up. :)
Hello, I'm getting my first tattoo next week I'm getting it on my left forearm one once from wrist and elbow crease. I am petrified of flu shots and shit like that but can someone please just give me advice from stepping into the studio to the pain and just everything I need to know. I know you dont have to but if anyone could take some time to just write me a bit to reassure me please.
James, how does deferent tattoo artists cooperate in the same tattoo shop? It s possible one artist to be the only owner? How does that thing works? Thanks man. Keep up.
I’m the only owner at my shop. It’s not a team sport everyone is subcontractors and I don’t have that many rules for them to abide by. We pass each other business if we get too busy, and if it’s really slow ppl try to take turns on walk ins, but mostly it’s just ppl doing their own thing and coexisting loosely
Hi, will you please post practically videos. That is best for biginar tattoo artist training and that is incricess for your fans more than more. Thank u. S. Vijay.
Literally never paid shop price for tattoos i used to work with my artist in the restaurant business. I was told him, I was interested in tattoos. He was like show me what you want. I show him a picture and he like $$ what time are you free? I give my times and he tells me when to come each Tattoo is a flat not hourly or any it base on side and detail.
Im 16 my bicep is 14 inches all the way around should i get a half sleeve tribal tattoo, can u make a video about getting a tattoo found and how it's going to look when ur older
Hey James- thx for the informative vids. I didn’t start getting any ink until I was 50. I now have wrist, foot and back pieces. About what age does it make it too difficult for the artist to work well with the skin canvas?
Great question. I'd say the skin starts becoming more difficult to work on once a person reaches 40 years old and progressively gets worse from there. It is a case by case thing tho and totally depends on the individual. The main issue with older skin is that it can't take as much punishment from the needle as younger skin so it gets overworked easily so some styles become hard to execute
I have a question about tattooing bumpy skin like keratosis pilaris. I want tattoos on my upper arms but I have quite bump skin is there any reason an artist can deny me due to this? I hope you respond, thank you (:
Hello. KP usually isn’t a problem with tattoos as long as you don’t have a current flare up. Essentially as long as the area isn’t really red, itchy or painful, you should have no problem with tattoos. I’m a tattooer with KP and have never had a problem with my tattoos or my client’s with KP. Some causes of a KP flare up would be exposer to saltwater, getting a lot of sun and low humidity in the environment. It’s best to wait out a few weeks until the KP discomfort subsides. I hope this helps and that you’ve been able to get tattooed!
hey James! im about to get a tattoo in a week, had an idea of it being a forearm band tattoo that looks like a mix of aztec and celtic culture with my zodiac sign on the sides(ram) facing eachother. My biggest worry is how it might look to people with similar tribal designs, mainly maori and other polynesian cultures. Im a mix of irish/hispanic/italian and idk how this tattoo will come off....any advice or feedback is appreciated. ive always liked arm band tattoos or something that wraps around but I dont want to be considered cultural appropriation
I would stay away from both of those tattoo ideas. Both are the types that mean a lot to ppl that are politically affiliated in prison and u can get fucked up pretty nasty for having them. Especially for having both at the same time because the groups that they represent are often times in opposition of each other. If u get locked up it will be a big problem for u
@@JamesWithee thanks for that, havent got it yet but im telling my artist im gonna wait and find a different design. I want it to wrap but not like a tribal wrap im not trying to get fucked up lol
U might be right. I heard she charged an ass load though. Like 500+ an hour. She was just the first one that came to mind when I was trying to illustrate the point cuz she's so well known
@@crushingization ah that's right. My boi sailor Jessie was telling me about that one. Pretty sure he went. Said it was awesome. Yeah maybe I'll check it out next year. Looks like a lot of good artists go
@@crushingization damnnn I'm gonna have to get better at tattooing if I'm gonna be mentioned along side names like those 😂 We'll see what's up next year. Are u affiliated directly with the show?
Literally woke up and watched your video from an alarm. That's how you know it's love. 😂❤
I think this is super awesome and informative. Something that's come up in conversation with artists is that some of it is also dependent on the relationship with the client, and the "purpose", so to speak, of the tattoo, like if the artist is doing the tattoo as a showpiece or to build a specific type of portfolio.
when i said notification gang, i meant u
and ya tattoo artists will sometimes change their rate temporarily for those reasons. this vid is more about how they determine what to charge regularly tho
You provided some good info in this video 👌
Travel safely and have fun in New York!
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS JAMES!! So knowledgable and I've learned so much from you!!! I'd LOVE to hear your opinion on my tattoos in my videos on my page 🙏🏼🙏🏼
What if an artist ends up messing up on your tattoo? What happens/what do you do there?
Most artists that are talented can turn a slight fuck up into something so you never realize it. Or they can go over it and cover it up
i'll make a whole video about this
Thank you for another great video! Which do you merit higher, artistic quality or technical quality?
that's a tough one. i think technical ability > artistic ability though, when it comes to tattooing. the reason why is because a person has to wear it. no one is going to care how good the color choices are if the tattoo is scratchy, wiggly, and heals like crap. i'd rather have a simple or bland, well done tattoo than an ugly mark on my body that was ruined by someone who knows art but can't make it happen in the skin
Im in it for the artist.
I always let the artist know what i like, hope to have and definitely dont want ( religious or hate, gang or political)
Im an art collector
Great "bad man" hat
One thing you didn't cover is who the artist wants to be tattooing.
I have a friend who keeps his rates on the lower side because of who he enjoys tattooing. So maybe his wallet takes a bit of a hit but he has a better time doing the work and knows his clients appreciate it which keeps his passion alive.
Where if he charged more then only well off clients would be able to afford to get a tattoo by him.
Yeah did you hint at videos of tattoos in progress?! I think you did!😉
Hey James,
love your informative videos! Your videos have helped me build realistic expectations for my first tattoo and I'm much more confident about what I want to get done. Keep it up , and enjoy your trip!
Glad my videos helped. It's intimidating to delve into the tattoo world as a total beginner. Thanks for watching!
Wish there were guys like u around where i live. Subbed 👍
Thx for joining us buddy 🙏
I’ve found that overseas in Europe they charge much less for tattoos. 1 artists quoted me 1200 euro for the day at his shop in Spain but 3000 a day if I was to fly where he was at in the US.
I love your content and I wish you uploaded more often lol. I know you’re probably busy af though.
Thanks. Yeah I don't upload enough lately and I think about it a lot. Just spread really thin rn. I'm in the middle of buying a house and been tattooing like crazy trying to save extra money
Wow congrats on buying a house that’s amazing 😍
@@delelelele_whooop6194 thanks. I'm gonna be a real grown up soon lol
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Hello, I was wondering how you would consider your clients good or bad, as I've been wanting to understand how tattooers would rate their client somewhat like how barbers do.
i'll also make a whole video about this, or a series of videos
I'm so glad I found your channel! I'll be getting my first tattoo soon (probably the start of a sleeve) and every single video you've put out has been super informative and definitely helped me understand more about tattoos. I have two quick questions. 1: Would it be a bad idea to get tattooed by a friend? (she's been a professional for about 5 years now and her work is pretty good compared to the artists in my area). 2. Is there such a thing as too many designs on a sleeve? I'm doing a sleeve dedicated to this one music group that has helped me out a lot in life. I've picked something from each album so it's about 10-14 designs and my arms are a bit on the small side. Thanks for the videos!
thanks for watching. the answer to your questions are difficult. if you like your friend's artwork, and you're both easygoing people when it comes to business, then you're probably in good shape. just don't ask or expect a discount unless they bring it up first. be willing to comply with all of their policies, like deposits and all that shit, and also try to give them a good amount of slack to run with the design.
as for the second question, yeah, i think that will probably be too much for one sleeve. having a million things on one arm can make things stiff and reduce legibility because of all the small, bunched up shapes. so less is more when it comes to subject matter. of course, there are many ways to skin a cat and it highly depends on the sort of imagery you're talking about, how big of a person you are, and a lot of other factors. when in doubt, though, keep it simple
@@JamesWithee Hey James thanks for replying! I do indeed like my friends artwork and definitely feel like her style fits in with my theme. I would never ask her for a discount or accept one from her. I believe she should get paid in full for her hardwork. Aside from that we're both easy going and I feel like the experience would be a lot better and I'd be more comfortable if that makes sense.
Yeah I had a funny feeling it would be too much so I've kinda been brainstorming ideas. Mostly only getting designs from my favourite albums or combining some together.
@@승훈진-c5i just talk about it with your friend. She's going to tattoo you, and she has years of experience
I totally agree with all of this. But you asked for feedback in case you missed something. I feel like the location of where the artist has to tattoo anatomically is also another small factor to it. For instance, arms and backs are pretty simple to work on, but necks, hands, or faces are not so easy to work on
Awesome video keep it up man 💯🔥
What about kill-fees? What if a client taps out and can't continue? Do your clients have to pay for a lining day for a large tattoo and then pay again for the color day, etc? How do those things factor into your pricing?? Thanks! Great videos, bro. Awesome info.
Tattoo prices are fuckin ridiculous I do not care what anyone gotta say about it. A little tiny tattoo will cost $60 !!!!
You forgot how much of a pain the client is to work with lol
Thank u for making videos not only are they actually helpful and informative they are very motivating
Video Idea: Shaving the tattoo area before going into an appointment.
I haven't seen much online about the subject, and maybe there is nothing to say about it, but if there is I would be interested in what you had to say about it.
This is definitely something I plan on touching on cuz it comes up all the time with clients. It was actually part of one of my unreleased vids that I gotta remake at some point. The short of it is that I like to shave the client myself. That way I have a better idea of how much chafing / razorburn the skin has undergone just in case I get a rough heal and have to troubleshoot it. I want control over everything that happens to the skin prior to tattooing
Thank you
So basically we could just be paying for the celebrity name or brand
There are many tattoo artists that deserved more credit for they work
Can you do a video on ink allergies?
long time no see, missed your videos bro
Just curious but are you Korean? I just noticed your hat. "Bad guy!!!!"
Is 850 for a quarter sleeve too much? The artist is experienced and one of the better artist in my area
Love your videos. So informative and down to earth for all us followers. Thanks James!
I’m going to get a white rose on my upper arm to represent Selena my favorite singer 👌🏻
Great vid. I know I'm late, but would you consider level of difficulty (i.e. room for error) another factor in price? I know there's no such thing as an easy tattoo, and that difficulty of a tattoo style varies per artist, but in the case of something like portraiture, which takes precise accuracy and has no room for error because otherwise the whole thing is ruined, should something like that cost more than another style that doesn't theoretically require as much precision? I know you mentioned style as a factor, but I felt that was more based on trend vs actual difficulty. Thanks
Yeah ppl tend to charge more for tattoos that are physically uncomfortable for us to do. Like tattooing inside the lip for behind the ear. Or just shit that’s unenjoyable. Like cover ups. Portraits I don’t think so, because portrait tattoos are easy for ppl that are used to them
Have fun in the Big Apple!!🤗💜
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Hey James, just want to say I love the video series! I'm 33, preparing to get my second tattoo (but first big tattoo -- 3/4 sleeve). I watched your episode on teenagers waiting to get a tattoo due to body changes that have yet to come.... could you do an episode on when it is best to get a tattoo in terms of weight loss and muscle gain? I'm a bit heavier than i use to be and Im in the process of losing weight and trying to get back to my college size (quite a few pounds in difference unfortunately - thank god I don't want a tattoo on my stomach or chest !! haha). But just trying to figure out should I wait until im done with the weight loss and muscle build, should I do it now, or pick a middle time frame? Tough question to have a sure-fire answer, but discussion would be great!!!
been a year man, how da weight loss process goin?
Your videos are awesome and I appreciate these type of discussion on/about tattoos rather than rating tattoos or bad customer stories. This is quality content. Thank you.
Bryan Hegarty this comment means a lot dude. I put a lot of thought into these videos and want them to be useful to people as more than just entertainment
Hi could you do a video on tattooing on lose skin?. Thanks!
I’m getting two Polynesian style armbands on my bicep tomorrow it should be easily coverable and I’m 18 but I’m really nervous I’m gonna regret but it signifies where I grew up (Hawaii). It looks really good tho it’s tiny too it’s two one inch armbands with an inch spacing with negative spacings so it doesn’t look like it has a border. I’m not really worried about the tattoo messing up when my arm grows because it goes all the way around I’ll probably gain maybe 40-60 more lbs. I’m 125 right now. Im excited but nervous 😬
Yo James made us wait forever for that trademark f bomb. Also while I will say that the payoff is sometimes higher for a tattoo artist to work in densely populated areas, the cost of living and overhead costs are also higher. As a client you can't just assume that they're actually making bank because of where they are.
Edit: thanks for addressing the question I had about the artists charging the same amounts in shops.
Good point. Just because they are charging more in those areas doesn't necessarily mean they are taking home a significantly larger amount. Thx again for stopping by the booth this weekend man that made my day
@@JamesWithee It was my pleasure man. Thanks for all you're doing for the community. Next time now that I know the wait time it'll be for some work.
Does the design factor into the price?
For example flash Vs the arts at havi g to spend their time developing the customer's concept into a design/stencil.
If I missed it sorry.
I'm loving these videos my dude.
Please keep them up. :)
Hello, I'm getting my first tattoo next week I'm getting it on my left forearm one once from wrist and elbow crease. I am petrified of flu shots and shit like that but can someone please just give me advice from stepping into the studio to the pain and just everything I need to know. I know you dont have to but if anyone could take some time to just write me a bit to reassure me please.
James, how does deferent tattoo artists cooperate in the same tattoo shop? It s possible one artist to be the only owner? How does that thing works? Thanks man. Keep up.
I’m the only owner at my shop. It’s not a team sport everyone is subcontractors and I don’t have that many rules for them to abide by. We pass each other business if we get too busy, and if it’s really slow ppl try to take turns on walk ins, but mostly it’s just ppl doing their own thing and coexisting loosely
Hi, will you please post practically videos. That is best for biginar tattoo artist training and that is incricess for your fans more than more.
Thank u.
S. Vijay.
Literally never paid shop price for tattoos i used to work with my artist in the restaurant business. I was told him, I was interested in tattoos. He was like show me what you want. I show him a picture and he like $$ what time are you free? I give my times and he tells me when to come each Tattoo is a flat not hourly or any it base on side and detail.
Im 16 my bicep is 14 inches all the way around should i get a half sleeve tribal tattoo, can u make a video about getting a tattoo found and how it's going to look when ur older
Curious to know if watercolor style,does or should cost more than normal style price
dope video, can you make one talking about post care after a fresh tattoo and like ideally when you can get back to the gym
Your videos help so much ! Appreciate the time u take out of your day to do em! Cant wait for the next! Safe travels!
You look like Elon musk
Black and grey is the way to go. Jun Cha is a beast!
Hey James- thx for the informative vids. I didn’t start getting any ink until I was 50. I now have wrist, foot and back pieces. About what age does it make it too difficult for the artist to work well with the skin canvas?
Great question. I'd say the skin starts becoming more difficult to work on once a person reaches 40 years old and progressively gets worse from there. It is a case by case thing tho and totally depends on the individual. The main issue with older skin is that it can't take as much punishment from the needle as younger skin so it gets overworked easily so some styles become hard to execute
If you ever come through Oklahoma,give a shout!
Thank you..Sorry I missed your visit to my city. #NYC
I have a question about tattooing bumpy skin like keratosis pilaris. I want tattoos on my upper arms but I have quite bump skin is there any reason an artist can deny me due to this? I hope you respond, thank you (:
Hello. KP usually isn’t a problem with tattoos as long as you don’t have a current flare up. Essentially as long as the area isn’t really red, itchy or painful, you should have no problem with tattoos. I’m a tattooer with KP and have never had a problem with my tattoos or my client’s with KP. Some causes of a KP flare up would be exposer to saltwater, getting a lot of sun and low humidity in the environment. It’s best to wait out a few weeks until the KP discomfort subsides. I hope this helps and that you’ve been able to get tattooed!
tattoo over keloids?? any thougts? 😕😕😕
On average how much a full sleeve tattoo costs ???
like $12
Around $1000 depending on the design might even be $3000 or more
Great video dude! I actually got tattooed by sam hicks almost a year ago, and trying to pull some cash now, to see if I can get another.
Thas my boy man thx for coming to our shop 👍
Where that cover up video like how to cover up dark tattoos etc
Can you make a video about aftercare?
Great & Informative video
thanks buddy
Another awesome informative video 👍👍
hey James! im about to get a tattoo in a week, had an idea of it being a forearm band tattoo that looks like a mix of aztec and celtic culture with my zodiac sign on the sides(ram) facing eachother. My biggest worry is how it might look to people with similar tribal designs, mainly maori and other polynesian cultures. Im a mix of irish/hispanic/italian and idk how this tattoo will come off....any advice or feedback is appreciated.
ive always liked arm band tattoos or something that wraps around but I dont want to be considered cultural appropriation
I would stay away from both of those tattoo ideas. Both are the types that mean a lot to ppl that are politically affiliated in prison and u can get fucked up pretty nasty for having them. Especially for having both at the same time because the groups that they represent are often times in opposition of each other. If u get locked up it will be a big problem for u
When I say both I mean Aztec and celtic. Especially the Aztec one. Mexicans where I'm from don't play
@@JamesWithee thanks for that, havent got it yet but im telling my artist im gonna wait and find a different design. I want it to wrap but not like a tribal wrap im not trying to get fucked up lol
If you ever do decide to show us your tattooing I would love to see examples of your work!
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Great video James! As always ;)
Would u swap a tatter tat for a firm handshake and, maybe... a medium sized coffee if it turns out good?
Nah not even for a bj and a high five / strawberry banana smoothie. I'm gonna need that $
James Withee haha good stuff man, keep those standards
I thought KvD hasn't charged for a tattoo in a few years?
U might be right. I heard she charged an ass load though. Like 500+ an hour. She was just the first one that came to mind when I was trying to illustrate the point cuz she's so well known
Sup James
100% Thumbs up 👍🏾
Hey man come to Tattoo the Lou next year!!
where's that, in louisiana? i think i've heard one of the artists at my shop talking about that one before
@@JamesWithee its St.Louis MO bro. This was our 2nd year and it was dope! You should totally check it out. Go to Tattoo the Lou IG
@@crushingization ah that's right. My boi sailor Jessie was telling me about that one. Pretty sure he went. Said it was awesome. Yeah maybe I'll check it out next year. Looks like a lot of good artists go
@@JamesWithee yeah dude DJ Tambe, Kelly Doty, Dave Koenig, Tommy B, Josh Payne, Eddie Stacey AND COMING IN 2020 James Withee!! 😂
@@crushingization damnnn I'm gonna have to get better at tattooing if I'm gonna be mentioned along side names like those 😂 We'll see what's up next year. Are u affiliated directly with the show?
Thanks James!
Hi
Hi James!🖑
yo where can i get that hat
William Chung Got it in Seoul 🇰🇷
@@JamesWithee damn
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