Divas don’t let you kids don’t try this at home.
Face tattoos were so yesterday. Today the new trend in dancehall is eye ball tattoos. Yes, their eye balls. People really are getting their peepers tattooed in more or less the same way that you would get any other part of your body inked.
Upcoming dancehall star Alkaline shows the world that a tattoo can be done on any part of the body including the eye ball.
The disturbing new trend is not only dangerous, but its scary looking. Perhaps someone is taking this whole demonic trend in dancehall a bit too serious.
To procedure includes injecting pigment, which is the exact same type you would use in a regular tattoo, into your eyeball.
To make matters worse Alkaline look like he is 12 years old and check out his single “Church Folks” below.
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