'BBQ FINGER': Ariana Grande attempts to fix tattoo error, ends up making it worse - bbq grill

Ariana Grande tried to fix the palm tattoo she had misspelled, but it turned out to make things worse.
Earlier this week, the next hitmaker saw the title of her single 7 ring on Instagram, engraved on her hand with Japanese kanji symbols.
However, many fans noticed that the tattoo was missing a symbol and was actually translated into "shichirin", a word for a barbecue grill.
To resolve the mistake, Grande visited tattoo artist Kane navasad again, and on Wednesday she uploaded a new photo of the updated ink.
"A little better.
Thanks to my mentor for helping me fix the problem and thanks @ kanenavassard for being a legend.
For my doctor, it was a (numbed drug) altruistic injection (not a joke), "the star wrote a black and white snapshot of her design on her Instagram story.
"Tear a small charcoal grill. Miss u man.
I really like you very much ).
However, many social media users noted that Grande did not really fix the tattoo, since the new character symbol means that it is now talking about "Japanese barbecue fingers" or "small charcoal barbecue fingers ", instead of "seven rings ".
Shortly after Grande shared the original misspelled tattoo online, she caught a lot of attention and was teased in many Internet memes.
However, she later explained in her reply to a Twitter follower that the reason for the incorrect tattoo was simply because she chose the awkward place for the design.
"In fact, I missed the symbol that should be in. It hurt like f—
It still looks tight.
I'm not going to stick to another symbol lmao (laughing at my a-off ).
But the place will peel off a ton too and won't last too long, so if I miss enough time I'll go through the whole thing next time, "25-year-old wrote.
(My tattoo artist) said: "It will disappear 99 cents . . . . . . He said, 'This is the most painful place for sure.
I'm curious, I think. ’ For sure.
This is also why you have a small grill/ring/tambourine on your hand.