A WOMAN was left mortified after her tattoo artist made a terrible spelling mistake in an inking of an inspirational saying. TikTok user @jessicaawattss wanted the phrase “this too shall pass” tattoed onto her – but what she got instead left viewers in stitches. The artist made a huge error when spelling out the saying, […]
A WOMAN was left mortified after her tattoo artist made a terrible spelling mistake in an inking of an inspirational saying.
TikTok user @jessicaawattss wanted the phrase “this too shall pass” tattoed onto her – but what she got instead left viewers in stitches.
The artist made a huge error when spelling out the saying, writing “toe” instead of “too”, leaving Jess with “this toe shall pass” inked on her.
But in a further blunder, the second part of the tattoo is also spelled incorrectly – saying “je taim” instead of “je t’aime” – French for “I love you”.
She says she spent $25 (£19) on the tattoo at a “random apartment”.
The clip showing off her awful ink has been viewed more than 360,000 times, with many users poking fun at the misspelled word.
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“This is toe funny,” one witty viewer commented.
Another said: “That’s what happened when you get a $25 tattoo.”
A third wrote: “Ohhh I’ve laughed so hard at this. I had a very similar situation. Mine says ‘this shall too pass’.
Jess has assured her viewers she has since had the tattoos corrected.
The popular saying “this too shall pass” is a Persian adage reflecting on the temporary nature of life.
It was used in a speech by Abraham Lincoln before he became the sixteenth US President.
But Jess isn’t the only one to have suffered a tattoo fail, as a woman was left horrified after she got a “ridiculous” tattoo instead of the cute gnome she had asked for.
TikToker Hannah shared a picture of her failed inking which is not even close to the gnome she had chosen.
Another TikToker instantly regretted getting his girlfriend’s lips tattooed on his face after getting a phone call.
