ngl, I’d think that someone with the word “water” tattooed on them in a sharpie style like that is cool. It just has a vibe I like.
Objectively, Chinese characters look cooler than latin characters, so he can just shut up and let us get water tattooed on us.
That really depends on how the Latin characters are written. Different fonts and styles can make them just as ornate as any other characters.
Just think of a massive initial! No way any made in china stuff can compare to that.
Even with a massive initial, “noodle soup with ravioli” never looks very cool.
Honestly, it could be kind of cool.
If you’re doing it right, the juxtaposition of “profound” graphical appearance and nonsensical/banal text content can be funny.
The “n” would be half a page with a story drawn into it. The “oodle soup with ravioli” would be easy to miss.
Both English and Chinese speaking people have both English and Chinese tattoos. It’s fine.
From my experience far more Chinese people were against tattoos of any kind, rather than caring about what the tattoo is.
Water’s based
So is jury nullification.
This is how I feel about all tattoos
