Guy visits a Yakuza Tattoo Parlour | Guy Martin Proper

[@python_lordm5896]

The tattoo artist seems like such a genuinely nice guy

[@jeffafa_70]

I lived in Japan for 4 years. Most Japanese are polite, very respectful and overall genuinely nice. It was a night and day difference from western societies.

[@alexandernorthey1993]

I can say the same for Mindanao, in the Philippines. Lovely people, spent probabaly around 8 months there in total so far and as soon as I come home to the UK it feels so Soviet... Everybody is so cold and moody and just... Miserable. Most beautiful people you will meet

[@elmalanmalan2175]

Most are

[@CannondaleF700]

He is a Cornholio

[@thewizardoftech5075]

he said like 4 words in english, and you got that he seems like he is a nice guy? who knows what kind of person he is. he was polite, but polite doesnt make you a "nice guy". it just means your not an animal. im not saying he isnt a nice guy, im just saying it takes more then 2 seconds to figure that out.

[@kurodon8533]

This video caught me off guard. This is actually Horikyo's old studio. He passed away this year. I had an appointment with him last year and met up with him a couple times before he got really sick. Ended up going with someone else in the same family so still satisfied, but Horikyo was a god in the tebori world. RIP Horikyo.

[@datonekidvids1432]

@@140aj he is dead dumbass

[@proximity1105]

@@140aj Ouija Board

[@ardodakracker3260]

How do u make a appointment 🥺

[@Shetyre]

people literally just contact yakuza and such ?

[@Random-qc9mp]

Rest In Peace 🙏

[@bobangoranovic2001]

Guy: "didnt hurt at all" Narrator: " Yakuza clan does them to show that they can endure pain"

[@UnagiMonk]

@Boa-Noah Also our Guy looked like he was wincing a bit...lol

[@vuriby]

@Thomas Cruise No it doesn't, at least try not to be rude when you're wrong. In both scenarios needles enter you skin, but it's clearly not at the same rate (and not with the same strength) when you use a machine. It's easier to damage the skin. He wasn't lying, it doesn't hurt as much, it's softer for the skin that's why healing takes 2 weeks instead of 1 month. That said long sessions aren't a peace of cake, it get really annoying after a few hours.

[@enricod2061]

Boban Goranović i think cause different parts of your body have different levels of pain. The shoulder is an easy spot

[@Peppe57443]

Boban Goranović I can ensure you that tattoos hurts like hell

[@scottoneal8377]

I’ve been tattoo g for 20 years. When they can’t keep their feet and toes still, they’re are certainly are in pain.

[@Kjca_1998]

“Konichiwa” “I’ve got these lads with us” 😂 northerners are the best people hands down.

[@bfc2155]

Why cos he mentioned to a person he had a camera crew?

[@Kjca_1998]

@@bfc2155 No because he switched from attempting to speak Japanese to "I've got the lads with us" like they guy is gunna understand what he means.

[@shinren_]

@@Kjca_1998 its still weird not to say anything its better than nothing he cant speak japanese obviously

[@Kjca_1998]

@@shinren_ I just found it funny mate, that's it.

[@bennyc409]

As an Aussie I found it funny as. And Northerners are good people.

[@wildanh7806]

*Narrator:* "The only advice is to not show the tatto in public" *Guy:* shows his tatto near officer

[@rodneypratt4324]

Fuck em & feed them fish heads

[@slckb0y65]

it's not the police you have to be affraid of, it's the yakuza. if they spot you with a yakuza tattoo, especially as a gaijin, rest assured they'll do what it take to remove it from you in the most gruesome, painfull, and creative way they can think of.

[@slckb0y65]

@Danger Mouse sure, go ahead and try then, it's a well known fact that stealing gang's colors always turn out just fine for you.

[@danielkaiselgruber1750]

@Danger Mouse Youre assuming he's saying something he has no idea about while you're the one who doesnt know anything about it. I can tell you for a fact that gangs dont like people having tattoos of them if they arent in said gang.

[@tommillard4193]

I can imagine they cut people from other countries some slack and just think he got it from his home country idk tho

[@Shinx990]

Netflix: "Are you still watching?" Somebody's son: 2:30.

[@codynelson61]

😂

[@khalilfreeman9629]

Lol

[@cucumbert532]

Wait Mum am about to cum see yah in a minute

[@masterrace921]

Oh no

[@Callum-wt2yf]

Haha dead 😂😂

[@AW-Services]

Guy Martin. Most respected and highly respectful to others and cultures

[@AGD_27]

@BLUE DOG he is saying Guy respectful to Japanese culture.

[@Bobba8590]

Yeah, he is not an idiot.

[@ianpearson8976]

He didn't even take his shoes of inside house, he don't know that much bout se Asia!

[@archangelspythons]

With the part about them being legal and organized, when Japan got hit by that tsunami the Yakuza reacted in hours with disaster relief compared to their government taking days.

[@TheRoflSandwich]

Possibly motivated by all the businesses or business owners they are involved with, just because they did that doesn't make them better.

[@overthewebb]

I'm a big fan of Japan and I've heard so many stories of Westerners in bars and Yakuza have bought them drinks and treated them amazingly well. Yakuza are brilliant to foreigners visiting the country.

[@ThatGaijinFella]

@@overthewebb Been here 20 years now and my very first Japanese friend was a Yakuza. A genuinely nice fella who paid for everything and all he wanted in return, was for me to write a letter for him, to his non-Japanese wife. Not all Yakuza are friendly, but they won't bother you either. Leave them alone and they'll leave you alone.

[@ThatGaijinFella]

@@TheRoflSandwich if, and it's a massive 'IF', businesses pay the Yakuza, they would absolutely get top service. However, as it's illegal to pay them just because you have a business, it's unlikely. The vast majority of rebuilding work is done through legitimate companies that the Yakuza owns, from insurance payouts. As Guy says in this video, "It's organised crime." and that's not illegal here.

[@gtrrohit5078]

Yes the yakuza in a sense are like a government that dont hide secrets.

[@Spoonrrr]

Never walk into an asian house with your shoes on

[@jamesveccie]

@Haysus Crist shoes are dirty and their house floors are often mats which would be easily soiled by whatever is on your shoes.

[@SkilasSkilasGaming]

@Haysus Crist they're very clean and take pride in it, what james v said also sounds right.

[@Alph92]

@Haysus Crist japanese culture separates the clen (the house) and the dirty (the outside, and the bathroom toilet) in an extremely strict form. They even have special designated slippers for the bathroom, that you wear only when you go inside the bathroom.

[@isak6607]

It's the same in many countries.. not as strict, but in Sweden it's also considered rude to walk inside with your shoes.

[@Alph92]

@Haysus Crist well, "contaminating" someone in such a fashion, especially on public transport (where density of people in an enclosed space is off the chain) it would be equivalent to flipping someone off. But then again how do you expect such high numbers of people per unit space to coexist if they don't mind such things?

[@justinmilligan8013]

I love how extremely respectful the client was about everything. taking his shoes off, greetings, respects, apologies. Great guy

[@deathbygod5810]

Tebori tattoo colors pop off with time. They'll be more vibrant older unlike conventional tattoos.

[@hannahcatesilver2154]

Verizimo Corleone i didn’t know that! do you know why?

[@deathbygod5810]

@@hannahcatesilver2154 maybe the colors they use. The colors are more traditional and natural made ink. There's this documentary that i watched not long ago about tebori. The artist said that the ink pops after some years as for modern tattoos the colors dull out or worse disappears

[@TheOneWaffle]

@@hannahcatesilver2154 It has to do more with the way the ink is placed under the skin. I can't remember the exact detail but there's a lot of great handpoke artists out there who's color stays vibrant with time as well.

[@vuriby]

@@TheOneWaffle You're right, I sure don't have some scientific reports, but tebori and handpoke are softer for the skin. Artists say they don't go as deep (would make sense, since the process is softer you don't have to go as deep, because healing is easier), so less skin gets in the way. They seem more vibrant because they're closer from the surface level.

[@transnistria4237]

@@TheOneWaffle No it doesn't hahahaa clearly not a tattooist are you?

[@tamasmihaly1]

This Guy in cinema would make a killing. Charisma-man. Knows how to fall good, too. I'm glad he survived his big spill.

[@rawrao100]

RIP Sensei Horikyo! Lucky to meet him and get a piece from him. What a personality!🙏🏾🌸

[@perkelepower]

"Have a look" "Show tattoo" "Car comes flying by and he gets shot down"

[@Teepkicks]

perkelepower RIP

[@roberthiggins6401]

That colour is amazing.

[@lildickangel4871]

Loop Nugz you’re amazing

[@garrywhite13371337]

2:34 oyyyy that stabby sound is so gnarly

[@xjunkxyrdxdog89]

That snapping sound is coming from the gloves not the skin. Still skeevy though.

[@mydickisunbelievablysmallb7098]

It was kinda relaxing for me

[@inlinescreamer]

if you close your eyes it sounds like.......you know

[@garrywhite13371337]

@@inlinescreamer like a fist in a mayo jar

[@dmand2353]

I kinda liked it.

[@originalkeif2064]

£230 pounds for this? god damn sign me up. I'd genuinly get a tattoo for that price, and the quality

[@reeno1357]

Last Time i visited a tattooing Studio or how it's called in english they wanted 1200 Euro for an easy tribal on my shoulder. I should visit Japan...

[@simontan5295]

@@reeno1357 should of told the to f off, trying to rip you off or stop you from making the mistake of getting a tribal tattoo lol.

[@jamdc2000]

Can we get James May and Guy Martin in an special, Our Two Guys in Japan?

[@leeboy29680-ol7gf]

what has guy done to deserve suffering that?

[@charlexarceneuax7745]

What about those three idiots

[@Mort221]

@Bob Dobalina I like Clarkson, but he wouldn't go well with Guy. Clarkson is too boisterous and too loud, May is a better choice as they're both quieter and more respectful of what's going on around them.

[@mickenoss]

They both love motorcycles and are mechanically minded, I think they would have a lot in common - personality wise not so much. =)

[@easymedia7988]

Holy shit! Them too together chatting for an hour would be in history for ever!

[@get11net]

Hey Guy, I love your channel and the way you interact with people. You really have a way of making people comfortable around you, even if they don’t know who you are let alone speak the same language. Cheers!

[@Inexpressable]

Did you know he also has aspergers? He has adapted seriously well to social interactions, you would never know he had it. Great bloke.

[@get11net]

I did not know! What a guy eh. Even when life tries to hold him back, he continues to defy the odds

[@AshitakaYakul]

Of course this GUY didn't feel pain. He's been broken a billion times and has undergone serious operations. A bittie needle isn't gonna flinch him.

[@wiktoriakos2597]

Tattoos don't hurt that much and honestly I'd love to try that technique on me one day

[@CrashOver97]

I have a shoulder tattoo.. I didnt feel it at all, like no kidding, it was like he was dragging a blunt object across my skin. ribcage and sternum.. now those hurt like a buttcheeck on a stick

[@Punchinello-tp5sp]

@@CrashOver97 buttcheecks eh? XDD i am on the floor mate and i don't even know why XD

[@MultiLoofer]

dont talk shite you can see in the way hes blinking he's in great pain he's just slavering pish for the camera

[@vegard115]

fyi I have my whole arm, shoulder and neck tattooed and the place he got tattooed didnt hurt for me either. I fell asleep during thesession and my tattooer thought I passed out.

[@domjuan9422]

Everything about this series feels like something from 2009 on Dave.

[@MystiCalBEING89]

this was pretty old like 2012 or 14

[@bushidotestu1997]

Can you imagine the amount of patience needed to just LEARN how to do it in that style. Bravo to that guy for being able to do that style

[@brendancolianni9501]

There's so much elegance and beauty to a tobori tattoo. I currently don't have any tattoos (yet) and after watching this I really want to get a oriental tattoo done by tobori.

[@TheDragonFlyerAviation]

I love how Guy respects culture everywhere

[@TGOOO6]

"Tattoo's are generally frowned upon in Japan...So lets get a tattoo!" Love it

[@danoham10]

*Guy* Tattoos are frowned upon in Japan *Also Guy* Let's get a tattoo

[@HenritheHorse]

@Tranquilate Some old bathplaces might still not let you in with tattoos and some older people still may judge.

[@HenritheHorse]

@Tranquilate Many tourists go to onsens.

[@hermanklunder789]

@Tranquilate i live in Japan for the last 20 years and i can assure you that 95 % of japanese people visit onsens * public bath ) on a regular basis ,there is even an onsen in most gyms in Japan .I personally love going there its like a nice spa but it cost only $4 a 5$

[@kisaragi8745]

I love how you can see just how much Horikyo Sensei enjoys doing his art, and props to Guy too for doing this, never seen him before this video. I have zero tattoos, don't know if I'll ever get one. It sounds super weeb-y to say but I love how vivid and vibrant the colors are with tebori, and I'm also biased to the style a bit from being a fan of Ryu ga Gotoku/Like a Dragon/Yakuza, I think Nishikiyama's Koi is my favorite design

[@unbiasedcobra6672]

I'm replaying the yakuza games on ps4. I say to myself I'll have a breake and watch some KZbin. This is the first video in my recommend.

[@papayaman78]

Phones listening

[@lefu7812]

Would you mind recommending some good Japan themed games?

[@unbiasedcobra6672]

@@lefu7812 if you haven't played any of the Yakuza games I recommend them.

[@crimsonsigma5531]

I beat the first Yakuza game and am gonna start the next one

[@deeeeeeeench1209]

I have loved every episode so refreshing Guy and team thanks

[@dmand2353]

I have never seen such a vibrant tattoo.

[@shablinski127]

Just wait until he becomes the dragon of the dojima

[@Hikaru0kamiki]

Next thing ya know some people walk up to goin. Thug: OI!!!

[@ksu3981]

Gets a stalker with an eyepatch coming outta bins and trash cans too lmao

[@xKlumZeex]

I always wanted a Japanese traditional tattoo experience. Hope to get a piece done in the future!

[@lenzingkoyu5837]

I would want to get tattooed by this guy one day, WHEN I BECOME RICH

[@hulukki]

I have three tattoos and listening to Guy Martin for couple of minutes hurt more than 20 hours of taking a needle.

[@charlyvss5440]

I forbid myself to get a tattoo for professional reasons, but getting one from an artist like this master is just something else

[@davidstevens3934]

These colours are so vibrant

[@BackRoadStoneRevival]

That’s an honor to get that artwork I’d be stoked

[@oiitzME1266]

3:54 there are a lot of Yakuza that are actually ethnically korean

[@overthewebb]

The Japanese as a whole are ethically Korean. The Japanese came from Korea before they settled the islands.

[@oiitzME1266]

@@overthewebbmakes sense

[@ThatGaijinFella]

@@overthewebb - a lot of Japanese would disagree with you. The vast majority of them came from China, Korea and other Asian nations. But they'll never admit to that!

[@Daviysoh]

@@overthewebb As a whole? lol. Japanese are mix of aborigine, Chinese, Koreans, South East Asians and several ethnicity. Korea is just one of them.

[@overthewebb]

@@Daviysoh Not really, there was a 'native' Japanese who moved in around 1000 BC, the rest came from South Korea in the Modern times. There isn't some mix.

[@ThatGaijinFella]

"Tebori", not "Tabori" - is a dying art form here. I have a friend who does this and is often seen at the London Tattoo Convention. His name is Horikazu. Tattoos are slowly becoming accepted in Japan, as people realise now that not all people with tattoos are gangsters. But it's a long way off from being the norm.

[@JifeLacket]

Come on Guy, join the gang, it's legal!

[@frrock415]

Fun fact: this guy have 40 years of waiting list

[@ThatGaijinFella]

Errr .... no. You'd rarely have to wait beyond 2 or 3 months. It would be unacceptable to have to wait longer.

[@vec1954]

@@ThatGaijinFella Imagine doing a full bodysuit and having to do another within two months, that's ridiculous. That means the guy'd maybe have a week to design before his next appointment and a week is not nearly enough to plan out a fully detailed bodysuit.

[@ThatGaijinFella]

Vec a full body suit takes months if not years. You think he only does one tattoo all at once? I am friends with a guy here in south west japan that does this, and his waiting list is not longer than 4 months!

[@vec1954]

@@ThatGaijinFella Never said he does one at a time, but you can't do many at the same time since they're all different and it's intricate work.

[@DazedGhost]

ok, but can he sing '24 hour cinderella'??

[@rivaraptor4277]

Suano ni I LOVE YOU

[@AndroidFerret]

I make these tattoos myself since 10 years.. I absolutely love traditional tattoos... Way cooler imo than machine ones

[@TheGeezzer]

The colouring is truly vivid and quite a blossom, just like the real flower! It stands out like no western tattoo could, Guys lucky to have had that done in Japan, the traditional way!🌸🌸

[@MoviesNGames007uk]

I know 2 different people and programmes but this series was way better than James May's tour of Japan

[@DrTranofEvil]

I got mine in Tokyo (10 hours for a quarter sleeve). Gal who did it was professional, polite and talented. Muscat Tattoo is Shibaura.

[@DrTranofEvil]

Commentator Yt ten hours worth of work, roughly $90 an hour... I spent some money that day. A lot of folks don’t really see the layers in my tattoo, but the detail up-close is pretty impressive.

[@Todomo]

i’d like to have a drink with that artist. bet he has some awesome stories.

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

Stunning work. Funny how Guy always assumes that no-one knows who he is.

[@AGD_27]

In Japan I guess no one does.

[@synapses9973]

That’s the coolest tattoo I’ve ever seen.

[@Auron710]

They always overplay weirdness in foreign country documentary shows etc, its not so rare to see tattoos these days on arms of guys in-particular, and theres plenty of "normal" tattoo shops u can go to that would also do piercing and stuff too. For a traditional yakuza tattoo, yeh u need to go somewhere less advertised im sure, but guy did not "have to go to an apartment" just to get a tattoo.

[@Commievn]

Properties and renting are extremely expensive, especially to big city like Tokyo and Osaka. Plus, i'm sure the yakuza mobsters would prefer something more intimate and private than an open studios, it can't help when the nation as a whole is leaning the introvert, solitude lifestyle rather than an extrovert, social ones. If you play at 1:06 you can see that he display lots of artwork in his room, that's a show of pride. Tl;DR. His apartment could be his studios, and it's not weird, it's a culture, not just a japanese one, it's a Japanese yakuza one and some takes very serious about it.

[@severusc6929]

i have over 10 tattoos. if im going to Japan? me personally i want that tattoo the TRADITIONAL Japanese way. old school. if you're gonna go and get a tattoo with a tattoo gun wtf is the point?

[@monkeywithachainsaw]

@@severusc6929 Because some of the best Japanese traditionalists are still in Japan and they use guns lol?

[@ThatGaijinFella]

Where do you get the impression that "there's plenty of "normal" tattoo shops u can go to" here in Japan? It would be a waste of time and money to set up a shop on a public high street here for this purpose, as business would be next to none! My friend Horikazu's shop is a traditional Japanese white building, which from the outside looks like a restaurant. His clients come from all over Japan and other countries. He started out in an apartment too. Getting tattoos here is still very much frowned upon and therefore not publicly available as in other countries.

[@cazzie59]

I bet the atmosphere changes when you walk into the bar......

"Alreyt, duck."

[@ReprobiCrucesignati]

Gettin a tattoo from this dude would the coolest thing like ever

[@ReprobiCrucesignati]

Never seen a good one? Like ever?

[@gamblingg0urmet]

@great dane it's a persons choice whether they want to change their appearance or not

[@N3xGenAmen]

great dane ok boomer

[@jayxnz8698]

I like how he called people “duck” my nan does that

[@ExpiredBanana613]

This is on my bucket list

[@Hoopty91]

Jogger in green @ 0:10 ... "Holy shit, its Guy Martin!?"

[@2spoons]

Just like 2020... we loose so many friends and another fabulous tattooist ~ started watching this thinking I'd like a larger tattoo (as I have a couple or two).... 2020 has been such year I'm glad we're out of.... roll on opening the tattoo studios

[@papabear229]

Japanese & Polynesian tatttoos are the best in my opinion

[@saimadeit]

bro 400 YEARS??? that’s insane i wish i had record of shit like ghat

[@PackthatcameBack]

I've never gotten a tattoo but... something about this video makes me want to get one like that.

[@TheTektronik]

The coolest Guy on earth in my opinion.

[@bigg16]

I don't think Guy knows the meaning of fear.Respect to him for going through with this.

[@TheJohnboyhunter]

Fear? It's just a tattoo.

[@albr4]

@@TheJohnboyhunter it's similar to yakuza tattoos which the gang doesn't like people having unless they are part of the gang. Sometimes they "remove" the tattoos from people that aren't yakuza

[@donniebrasco5478]

Hurts way less than a machine for sure, less trauma to the skin heals very quickly!! 💯

[@stephenbonshire5678]

Great tattoo! And a tattoo with meaning and significance is the only way to get one!!!

[@XBullitt16X]

Tebori is so cool, I don't have any tattoos, but were I to get some, I would definitely want them in the Tebori style, nothing crazy like a full body suit of course.

[@dyl40011]

I’ve never considered getting a tattoo before this

[@reginaldnagamos796]

Traditional tattoo are awesome and an interesting topic for documentaries, it is art and culture combined

[@meems4378]

Wow. Those are the most beautiful tattoos I've ever seen.

[@xakirax_8864]

Artwork is incredible!

[@transnistria4237]

"Yakuza is peculiarly Japanese" sorry how is that even a sentence?

[@PushkaCom]

Yakuza are peculiar as a concept because they are green lit by the government, And this is only possible in Japan because they are organised Yakuza are peculiarly Japanese

[@Miss1Pokemonfan]

It’s a work of art, and Cherry Blossoms 🌸 are my favorite 😍

[@hughtempleton737]

That is an amazing tattoo. The artist is incredible

[@TheJohnboyhunter]

I got my first tattoo between my shoulder blades. I found the process so relaxing, it nearly put me to sleep!

[@trippybruh1592]

Got my first on my ribs and it was the complete opposite of relaxing.

[@Howling-Mad-Murdock]

Trippy Bruh yeah it properly depends on where they are.

[@SvenTviking]

I DID go to sleep during the one on my left fore arm. Tattooist was really worried, thought I’d gone into shock or had a heart attack.

[@trippybruh1592]

crpm73 it totally does but happy I got it done there because it would of looked awkward on my calf

[@mc_little_boy9113]

As a tattooist, anyone that finds tattoos relaxing are fucking bullshitting

[@Paul20661]

Hi vid came in the recomanded, subscribed, greetings from Romania 🤘🏻

[@raedonvendetta]

This is a reupload.

[@simmonsfamily1377]

“Orate duck” 😂😂

[@jakepokemonman1227]

Anyone know what the picture on the wall of the yakuza with the scar on his face was? that picture was badass I want it as a wallpaper

[@m1lkydudz]

timestamp?

[@kokkinikautichilipipperia9242]

@@m1lkydudz 1:11

[@____________4510]

the nervousness this guy had when that door opened

[@ucheucheuche]

Ha, Lidl in London is selling heated mats right now. 27.01.2020

[@PeterSmith-or3pq]

Stunning work

[@kar3n35]

Did he just got 3 flowers?😂

[@mickeychuma]

Kar3n what’s girls tattoo!)

[@cherifmihoub]

Speed Guy 😎 What's up? I hope u win the TT this year, we really missed u there ✌

[@Hoopty91]

Didn't he retire from the tourist trophy?

[@cherifmihoub]

@@Hoopty91 Martin confirmed in January 2017 that he had signed for Lincolnshire-based Honda Racing as partner to 23-times TT winner John McGuinness for the North West 200, Isle of Man TT and Southern 100 races. We hope to see him again this year.

[@mhks68]

Cherif Mihoub Straight from Wikipedia aye?!?

[@cherifmihoub]

@@mhks68 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJCWen6YgrB3f9U

[@robotshaveiteasy9459]

Tattoos are also related to firemen in Japan as well. Those guys are smothered.

[@amaterasu8829]

Already have a sleeve. I'll have to get another one when I visit Japan

[@mohawksixx]

Legend fantastic video guy I real enjoy the thing you do bro keep it up 👍🏻 you rebal 👽🖖🙌

[@choopa1670]

That’s a proper tattoo mate ✌🏽🤙🏽🇦🇺

[@katherineplott6326]

Stunning colors.

[@RoccoXV]

If I ever decide to get a sleeve or a major tattoo, i'd have to go to Japan to get it done

[@MetalizedButt]

Where are you from? Many artists nowadays who are legit in japanese style everywhere, you don’t need to go to japan

[@MetalizedButt]

Commentator Yt I’m aware of that filipino kalinga style. What I meant to say is that in most countries nowadays the local artists can do solid and accurate japanese tattoos, it’s not necessary to travel to japan. Unless of course he’s referring to doing tebori style then I’d understand. But even if you wish to do tebori, some artists outside of japan harness that skill too.

[@graemehill9910]

When I grow up i want guy martin to be my dad

[@KCDrives]

Guy is definitely someone I'd be friends with, living life to the fullest.

[@Stargazing2]

Turns out looking fine!

[@WuZzY]

fun fact : asa akira got her shoulder tattoo from this guy

[@genxkevin]

wow those colors were amazing

[@johnmutton799]

Brilliant colours!

[@jameswalker3073]

guys Mafia! I LMA when guy says have got these guys with me!lol!

[@ricknmoorte1498]

that artist horiyoshi is a legend!!

[@tipsykirsche5026]

1. pause the vid 2. go to 2:30 3. close your eyes 4. play vid 5. listen

[@diegosalsilds]

Crazy how that took 2 hours. I plan on gettin a whole sleeve done tebori style one day, i wonder how many hours that’ll take

[@916Spectre]

Diego it depends on how elaborate the tattoo is more elaborate means more time, have full sleeve myself done with modern tattoo machines took about 28 hours spread out over a couple months, but traditional irezumi is a much longer and more painful process so plan for around at the very least 16 hours probably spread out over multiple visits

[@UniDeathRaven]

Crazy or not, just look at the details of tattoo, they are insanely high quality.

[@ShinjiIkariFTW]

Full lotus - impressive

[@ciclomass]

handpoke for the win

[@user-lv3mi3sw1v]

God the sound fucks me up