@@willrust5777 - His ATTITUDE ALONE gives him a below grade level score🤷♂️ Who in there right mind gives their client the finger, when he was stating what he thought of what, HE HAD TOO WALK AROUND WITH, ON HIS BODY FOR THE REST OF HIS LIFE!!! He clearly stated, he had no animosity with Tyler, before he started talking with the Judges, but only wanted too point out want he thought of the tattoo itself! TYLER has no business being in any type of business, that involves working with the public, he is far too immature, narcissistic, and disrespectful!!!
I facepalmed so hard I left a mark after the girl with the koi fish tattoo said it looked like the fish peed. Of course it's gonna be that bright cause the wound is still fresh. My tattoo looked like I took a marker to my arm till it healed 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Honestly the underlying problem seems to be canvases that think they’re coming to get a tattoo like this is a regular tattoo shop. No this is a high intensity tattooing competition with challenges that demand a tattoo to match your non challenge related ideas are obsolete, sorry guys but get better compliment canvases
it’s actually so dumb. to say that it teaches adaptability and they should learn to tattoo any client? no, in a real tattoo shop artists can deny any client they want. it’s such a dumb rule that makes no sense in the real world. if you’re being picky and disrespectful, no tattoo.
The challenge can be to find some one new off the street for a quick tat or they could have a back up group or something for cases like this. That girl seemed VERY annoying
@@astralwishes13 mean, I think the point is to challenge themselves lol so that would be the perfect way to do so lol, it’s not supposed to simulate real-life
I will never understand why that first girl didnt just,, bring a photo of her bike?? If you wanted it to be that specific and exactly the same why wouldnt you bring a photo so she could emulate it as accurately as possible??
That's a really good point. For each of my tattoos I've always made sure I gave the artist the exact photo of what I want. If you want specifics then you make sure you get it.
Also the artist always shows the canvas the picture before they start tattooing to see if the canvas likes it, did this woman just not pay attention? If so, I cant feel sympathy for her. Pay a little attention to something that's going to be on your body forever.
@@starjen222 She aint gonna sleep with you bro... The way she spoke to him from the get go was BS and she did coach the whole design... Shes a bitch, plain and simple
Having no idea isn't a bad thing but you can't be picky. If I went on here I'd 100% let the artist have free reign because if it's a style they aren't strong on then putting restrictions will more likely make a bad tattoo because they're trying to meet the challenge plus the canvas's wants and sometimes that just burries them. If it was a style they were super strong on like cleen rock one with hot rods and choppers then I'd make requests because it's something he can rock day in and day out but a style he isn't very good at to begin with I'd just be 'do whatever you want as long as by the end of the challenge it looks good'
@@niss519 and most of the pissed off ones are overly picky - they want a tat that doesn't even meet the criteria of the challenge... or wanting too much for the timeframe.
To be fair she said that during the designing process not really during the actual tattooing process, he could’ve checked in with her more then just “you want more magenta” (she was still crazy though)
@@nikkihousler105 yeah plus saying "well i like it" when you're literally tattooing someone else is just really weird and heartless imo. like, ok you like it. but you're not the one who's going to have this tattoo forever.
@@ishathakor yh both were at fault but i think he was just shocked and probably confused how she went from "it's all good" to "it's horrible ,not my style" 💀
Right? Honestly, a lot of the artists were totally wronged because of the canvases. I doubt any of the judges would put up with very disrespectful clients the same.
That chick with the Chopper, "no I want my bike." Then why the fuck didn't you bring a picture of your bike. No 2 Choppers are the same. And I love that bullshit line from the Judges, "you gotta work with tuff clients." Like they don't kick people outta their shop everyday for being difficult.
To be fair, she took an attitude right from the start that she didn’t know what she was doing and didn’t seem to want to make an effort to learn. I definitely agree that the canvas should have had a more solid reference if she wanted her specific bike, but I think the artist’s attitude contributed to what happened.
Honestly, that was the most intelligent move. He knew saying anything else was just going to start a fight that would only be worse for him. That was a classy move against a bitch with no class.
I literally read this comment as he said it. It’s so unfair what happened to him. I feel that was a set up. She was impossible from the start and the judges fed that flame knowing that- for ratings. Ugh.
Poor guy. When you're up against someone with such an abysmally low IQ its hard to do anything. People like her make me ashamed to be human. Cant believe people that appallingly stupid can even remember to breathe
@@iwilleatyourmother Yes but the artists selected for the show are supposedly "the best" if they're competing for title of ink master. Shouldn't a client, regarless of price, expect quality? Not blaming clients or artists directly, it's the fault of both if they're unsatisfied with the result.
Exactly, it's only a tattoo, obviously you want it it to be good but if it's shit who cares just laugh at it and either get over it or pay for laser removal to remove your free tattoo
Kito’s canvas was 100% acting like that just to be a fake diva on tv. The tattoo was absolutely amazing and she acted like that just trying to show off for her friends.
He did an ugly tattoo. it isn't absolutely amazing in the slightest. Putting aside whatever assumptions y'all are making about the canvas, it's a BAD tattoo. The judges (aka experts in their field) agreed with her that it's ugly and poorly done.
she was definitely a case. and was definitely putting on a show. but that tattoo was in no way "absolutely amazing" lol. the water he added (yes she didn't want it in the first place which is stupid lol) looked weird and altogether, it looked like a collage rather than a fluid tattoo.
@M Pulverman ngl i think that makes her arguably the worst of the bunch though. like she basically said "do what you want" and then flipped out on him for doing what he wanted to do.
@M Pulverman Are you insane? Stop trying to make yourself sound right. The woman was insane. She was a dull ass tool in a broke shed and had no reason even being on the show. 99% of tattoo artist would have sent this donut on her way when she became indecisive. How do you "force" a canvas to be compliant? Nike bro, just do it. foh. He's in a competition where he HAS to perform. Judges are known dicks and you'd fit right in with them on that show.
I’m sorry but the rest of her tattoos weren’t even good, fake boobs and lips she ain’t pay for that with an attitude like that, yes the tattoo was bad but she was kinda rude
18:20 she honestly does have a point, a tattoo artist should never just add something without letting the client know, it's going on their body forever.
valid but it the spikes didn't even look bad she was clearly on something or had some kind of mental issues. It's never a good idea to get a tattoo under the influence.
Agreeee! Happened to me once, on my arm so I could see it, she finished and than looked at it and said to herself : “it needs something extra here!” and just pulled this looong arty line. Still love the design and it’s this kind of messy arty tat, but I was terrified she did it without asking!!!!!🙅🏼♀️
I hate how they just tell them to work with difficult clients like it’s so easy. With people like that koi fish and heart lady, you can’t work with them.
But to be fair a few times the artist tries their best and the canvas leaves and the judges see that and send them a new canvas. And every single time I've seen them get a new canvas the new canvas is like "tattoo anything anywhere let's do this shit." So the judges are fair normally. And I think it's just, how do you handle different challenges? Sometimes you just get dealt a shit hand in the tattoo studio and have to try your best. I think the judges really do take pity and put that into their consideration when voting.
@@TheKitkatfly exactly. Sometimes Dave has said "How was it working with your canvas" or something that alludes to the fact that they knew the canvas was tough to work with. It was clear as day that Kito and Nick were working with crazy people and we're so down by the end of it, yet they held them super accountable.
@@KFA8piece I would love to see Chris or Ollie deal with a canvas that jumped up and down every ten second to look and criticize their work with insane demands
And the way she attacked the whole design at the end as if Kito wasn’t trying to give her what she wanted and it was all her fault. “I don’t like the flower placement” why didn’t you say that yesterday then my dude!? I feel like she just wanted to yell at someone who couldn’t yell back and feel “powerful” idk some crazy bitches are like that
I agree with the first artist Ashley. Her canvas was ok with the drawing! She was given the drawing and saw it drawn on her body and told her to put ink to it! Pay attention!!!
Exactly! Tbh it wasn’t even that bad. Tyler was right in saying “it’s a trash polka tattoo. What was this dude expecting? It’s suppose to have multiple elements
I was searching for a comment talking about this! I mean what is references unless you fly out immediately to take your own and fly right back to tattoo them in 4 hours.
Ugh, that surrealism one really hurts. Worst part is that he’s still convinced it’s a good tattoo. It’s the most amateurish tattoo I’ve ever seen in a reality show of this type. Truly horrible, didn’t even understand the subjec, and he thought tattooing his girlfriend, ON SOMEONE ELSE’S BODY was a good idea? What the actual fxck?
He was just being biased because he used his gf as the reference. I bet if they broke up he would agree that the tattoo was bad and he just wouldn’t admit it cause it’s his gf
The reason why I stopped watching the show was because of the canvases honestly. The people selected for the show shouldn't expect a 2000 dollar tattoo in 6 hours for free.
I assume they select people who are likely to be good for material for tv drama. Although people who sing up to get something permanent because it’s free might not be the most level headed group to start with.
Well something being expensive doesn’t mean you have to be happy about it. I would not want any of these tattoos on my skin even if I was paid. Although with the fist it was the client’s fault and not the artists (although he should have accepted no water and just flowers).
@@CorpseHusbandTopic I mean. If you don't do good work on someone who wasn't giving you are hard time, and really, it you don't do good work period, esp when it's PERMANENT, you need to be told. Don't be sensitive.
They did, but dealing with the clients is part of the job. You probably don't want to be the tattoo artist that will turn you away if you're not happy with his design. The clients aren't canvasses for you to play with, they are living humans that will live with your tattoo forever.
@@mordecaiissad8529 It's part of customer service, but as someone that works in customer service you don't have to put up with abusive people. You can turn away service.
@@m16chick for sure and I think depending on what you do you you get to be less patient with people. Like I got the impression that some of these would've went a lot easier if the clients felt like the artist was on their side and listened, instead of seeming annoyed at their questions/input. That will only make them more antsy. Again, agree you turn away abusive pricks, but you see someone is worried or "difficult" you handle things.
The red haired woman with the heart tattoo is a nightmare. The artist who did it was not only super nice but extremely talented and didn't deserve to go at all.
That really pissed me off. He had so much potential and I thought the spikes looked amazing. I agree that the smoke could have been better though. They weren’t wrong when they said it looked like a used tissue. I do think that if he had a different client, he wouldn’t have been eliminated.
@@011mrq7 that b*tch ruined the tattoo for herself not the artist i bet he could easily have saved it but having perma breaks and always re-adjust mid competition while getting slammed on good ideas ( for a free tattoo ) is like a no go. and he is right if it wasnt competition he would have just kicked her ass out without thinking twice
'I come on ink master and expect perfection'. Srsly. You got a free tattoo, done against the clock, on a game show, that deliberately sets challenges to trip artists up. 😆
@@campbellsoup93 Ah yes. That is why some of the contestants can't finish their tattoos on time. Makes sense. If I was on Tv with my reputation on the line and not in a rush I too would just decide not to finish some of my pieces. You know, just for the lols.
@@sarrormiki3363 That's not me saying that dude. Quite a few of the 'human canvases' have said that the time limit was meaningless and that some artists finished with hours to spare while others went well over. Dave coming out to do the time remaining thing apparrentpy all happens at once and is edited to look like it' at different times. As far as unfinished pieces go, I don't know why they don't finish but it's apparently not due to time constraints.
I feel bad for Kito. You can tell he's a good artist. He can't finish his art when the damn canvas is complaining and crying. Kito should not have been sent home over a bad canvas
It almost feels like negligence for them to let Nicks canvas on the show. She seems like she is either on drugs, alcohol or has mental issues, no matter what the reason for her behavior is, I don’t think she should have been allowed.
There should definitely be a screening process, that includes a drug test, mental health history, and criminal records. And if not that, the tattoo artists should be presented with like three people that they can choose from. The canvas completely destroyed his chances of being ink master. His tattoo was amazing. And then the judges had the audacity to tell him that he should have been able to work with her. You try then, because personally, I would have been fuming by the third time she said I could do what I wanted, and changed her mind again. You're getting a free tattoo. I'm in a competition. Just be happy about it, and give me a break. Hard enough as it is with all the pressure. The canvasses can really make or break them
@@batwoman9875 the sad thing is, the show is fake, ive heard that they already know who the winner is before each season start, the other artists are mainly there to get their names out there
Crazy thing is they did a redemption episode with her and Nick, and she acted the same way. Then when she had to pick blindly against Nick’s piece where he did everything she wanted versus Steve who only did a face she picked Steve’s then said I knew it was his because of this tiny skull. So Nick didn’t tattoo her (he ended up tattooing Dave) and Steve was even saying this lady is nuts.
What's so wrong with her trying to get what she wants, I get what ur saying but still let the girl have her tattoo the way she wants , that way u can only blame her
@@Planetpaperboy if she was gonna be so picky go elsewhere. Inkmaster is literally a show where people are canvases not paying customers. They get their tattoos for free. If she wants pickiness, go to a shop where she pays for her time.
@@redactedunknownclowngod2875 compared to others sure not that bad but like she is getting a FREE tattoo and got all she anted, would not compromise or communicate with him to the least. Like yeah you aim to please your clients but as an artist you have the right to refuse service from anyone who walks in
@@vampyboyf7723 I get what you saying ,your not wrong. But your just looking at one side and the show clearly states to try to please your customers. She was difficult by design to teach you how to deal with people like that. In no different in the real world, and if you can't even work around it on TV when it's made to shake you up , then this life ain't for you
Kito and Nick were both better artists than most of their competitors, but were sabotaged by canvases that were simply impossible. I realized then, the show was more interested in drama than it was showcasing talent.
@@xxx_epic_sniper_xxx2.021 well yeah, but let’s be real. You can’t expect a garbage canvas to have a good piece of art on it. I’d say considering that, the tattoo is more than fitting lol
@@xxx_epic_sniper_xxx2.021 why would it NOT be ass? you watchin the same thing as me? he's against the clock with a bitch that's micromanaging every part of it. she doesn't know what she wants, but she also rejects his ideas every single step of the way. no one else on that show could have handled her in that amount of time either and then she has the audacity to act like she wasnt a problem in the slightest you cant expect quality work if you constantly go against the grain with your artist and FORCE them to rush by wasting time
@@kirbed9486 why you not call them people. Why you acting like they a piece of paper to be drawn on. These are people and even if they are undecided. It is the artists job to make their indecision into a masterpiece. You can see the stopping point of this artists style the second he is unable to bring out a good tattoo regardless of a picky person. He should of just listened to her opinion and instead of doing things his way. He should of created her way and had the skill needed to design something she would of liked more. He forced the water onto her. He could of just listened and came up with designs with flowers that merged, but did not.
@@xxx_epic_sniper_xxx2.021 yeah but she shot down every suggestion, every color, every composition. Its impossible to make good work in those circumstances.
Kito's canvas: *insults him every second* Producers: "Do you wanna stop?" Canvas: *looks worried* Also canvas "No I wanna continue" Her face when she realised she can't make it all about her and tantrum was priceless. They should of just kicked her off the show immediately
i think she wanted him to continue so she didn't end up with an unfinished tattoo, which is hilarious because her tantrum meant the artist didn't have time to finish her tattoo anyway
This is a great show, but everytime I watch it, I can't help but feel loss for the people who were cheated out of the chance to win by clients who clearly haven't been interviewed or screened to see if they're of sound mind and able to sit through the grueling process. So many of the canvases are wildly indecisive or problematic just in the consultation, and It's a huge flaw in the show that some participants have all cool canvases, and others are sabotaged before they can make any progress.
" this is ink master, I am expecting greatness" you got a FREE 12 hour tattoo in 6 hours on a competition show. You were expecting greatness? Just not realistic.
Let's not forget about how it's a bit sexsist. We really going to forget how all women teamed up in order to try and make it to the last few people. Damn shame. Especially went a lot of the women are good ash and end up being sent home for shit like the first clip
@@alexadorbs2744 ironically, the "drama" aspect is what keeps me from watching the show as a whole. I like shows like Face-Off where the competitive aspect is kept the same but the drama is specifically focused on the ups and downs of creating the makeups and not from any forced bullshit like competitors being nasty to eachother or the canvases being assholes. If I wanted to watch jerks be jerks I would just go outside lmao
There's nothing crazy about getting mad because your tattoo artist added stuff that wasn't in the drawing - without specifying exactly what they're adding.
And the fact that he said "I'm keeping it I like it" is so disgusting. It's not even on his body, he added something permanent on that lady's back without permission and did nothing to fix it.
@@thevalorousdong7675that was during the drawing stage. He changed something while tattooing that wasn't in the drawing she approved. Its not hard to follow.
i wanna show up and pay the money from a tattoo from one of the judges and make their life absolute fucking hell to where im calling them shit at art while theyre doing it and questioning everything they do to demonstrate what homie went through
The Heart Chick was freaking insane. 😂 "Maybe this? No you decide. No this instead. Whatever you think is better. Actually, I don't think your confident in what you're doing. But I'm happy with the design! Wait? MAGENTA SPIKES? MY LIFE IS RUINED!"
Even with the "lotus" that looked nothing like a lotus? I keep fish and that is one ugly ass koi fish. Id be pissed. Not too mention the splash is all sorts of fucked up.
I feel so bad for some of these artists. Especially that Kito guy. He got a pain in the ass canvas. The challenge was a japanese Koi fish, and she wanted something NOT Japanese Koi fish and it ultimately caught up with him.
I wish Kito could have refused her and gotten a canvas that actually knew what a Japanese Koi tattoo was. Then she would have had an amazing tattoo. Sadly, I don't think she'd be happy with any work of art she got. Don't like her!
"The client made me change the tattoo." "You have to match the style perfectly." "I wanted to match the style." "But the client didn't like it." How are you supposed win? lol
You don’t, because this show sucks ass. It has terrible funding and can’t find contestants (that’s why so many repeat faces) and can’t find people who want tattoos (big surprise there, I wouldn’t want a tattoo in a competition) so they take whatever crazy people off the street in order to make the show and fill their greedy little pockets. It isn’t fair, it isn’t planned out well, the challenges sometimes don’t make sense. The show sucks objectively from a technical standpoint.
I see them critique artists for something they praise artists for all the time or like you said telling them to do something and then not do it next time. It seems like they want a perfect balance of inbetween, sounds rough
Every single difficult client wants the ink on the ribs and when the artist tries to tell them how pain it is they ALWAYS go "I know it's going to hurt. I have a high pain tolerance" 😒. Yet they are whining and moving five minutes in
No one warned me I’d picked really painful spots for my two tattoos, but you know what? I shut up and held still because I was the one who asked to be tattooed there.
Kayleigh Rose Back of my neck where it meets the shoulders and upper part of my sternum/breastbone. Felt like they were being inked directly onto the bone.
I under the lady who was angry he changed the design though. She meant do whatever with the design AS he was drawing it. Not do whatever as he was tattooing it. She agreed on the finished drawing bc she liked it. When he secretly added extra elements she couldn’t see he added, ofc she has the right to be upset the design she liked and agreed upon. Was then changed. Had that happen to me too. I liked the drawing an artist had done for their flash and had it saved for months before getting it. Then when she put the stencil on it was perfect, but as she tattooed and after I saw it- I realised she changed elements of the tattoo without telling me. And those little things she changed where actually my favourite part of the design I liked and why I was drawn to it in the first place and she completely took away those little things without me knowing (it was on my calf)
I just don’t understand how someone can see the drawing, approve it, get the tattoo that looks exactly like the drawing they approved, then get mad at the artist?!
Because they’re trying to speak up and getting convinced to do something they don’t want. Plus shading & color makes all the difference as well. By the end of it you feel bullied into something you’re supposed to be satisfied and grateful for and you’re not.
@@bleepbloopskrrr What are you on about she was very picky and specific then comes to the final design and she couldnt even review it properly before approving then finding problems in a design she approved of... there was no bullying or forcing or "supposed to be satisfied and grateful" she literally fucked up by not properly analysing the tattoo that was drawn and then starts getting upset. If I show you a triangle that I'm going to draw you give me the go ahead then I draw a triangle and you complain its not a square you only have yourself to blame
Yea I mean it was ridiculous because with all the complaining she’s ruining her time for the tattoo to even be finished “What about the other flower?” YOU KEPT INTERRUPTING THE SESSION TO EVEN FINISH OR FOCUS
Ehhhh.... the tattoo was pretty jacked, perhaps only on the composition and color choices. I mean the canvas did approve it so it is her fault but in no way was it good.
Dallas Texas well they weren’t amazing but I could live with them I’m sure. Well, not me I only get evil horror and occult tattoos but still it wasn’t completely terrible. I see so many bad tattoos and it’s still fairly average quality you find in the average tattoo shop. I’m getting work done by Steve Teft soon. Just blank canvas as long as it’s his evil style he can do anything. I’m sure I’ll be thrilled to have one of his pieces and won’t be disappointed. I like the artists vision on my body not mine. Though with my regular artist I give more direction on what I want. I’m a professional sculptor but don’t want my work on me that’s for sure lol
@@darkbozo11 thank you!! i get she was being difficult, but adding to a design on the fly is super bad form. regardless of who you do it to... like wrong is wrong. lacked communication and consent...
@@mytoiletisrunning I mean, you can't say "you're the artist. Do what you think looks good," and then act shocked when they actually... You know, do the art. It's not even the fact that the client was indecisive, but the simple thing of telling a TATTOO artist to do what they please, knowing the implications (forever), and expecting whatever you were thinking in your head.
@@gromplin bruh... this might be a wild concept but... I think she was "expecting" the *design* she *approved of*? crazy I know. idk why y'all think "do whatever" is like the ultimate form of consent and that communication ends right then and there. tattoo artists communicate changes to designs, ESP during the tattoo. how incapable is this artist from saying "hey i'm changing/adding this fyi."? i assume it has to do with her flip flop attitude, so he stopped asking questions to avoid extending the frustrating interaction any further. but on that note, if you're not comfortable telling someone about fundamental design changes, then you shouldn't be comfortable changing them. 🤷 and regardless, the judges agreed that the design change was pointless/bad in addition to the clients dissatisfaction. poor decisions are still poor decisions, even when they happen to people you don't like.
That’s not fair to the tattoo artist who had to draw the motorcycle. The canvas showed her exactly what she wanted and she’s getting penalized because she finds out she misplaced a couple lines
The show is so annoying because they’ll ask you to work with your canvas and follow them even if they’re wrong and you get penalized for their mistakes/misdirection.
Agreed there were MANY moments for her to have said something before. You can’t expect the artist to be the pro of the motorcycle parts too, the canvas dropped the ball.
Nooo. If i want a motorcycle tattoo i want that sh6t to be accurately drawn. Not some drawing from the imagination of a 12 yr old 😂😂 she drew the forks like a bicycle into the light man. The design just wasn't that great.
@@RealityWrecker As the other people have said, though, it is _your job_ as the canvas to make sure that you are telling the artist what you want before it's inked on. Given that it's relatively permanent.
this should be titled crazy canvasses that screwed their artist why don't they screen these people? it's almost as if they are being sabotaged by the show trying to force drama into their competition. poor kito.
Considering the industry there’s a chance that the producers put these types on people on on purpose. It sucks for the artist but makes interesting tv content.
But thinking logically, they would encounter bad canvases in the real world. Being a good artist means you have to work with good people and bad people
@@bi_cycle no... An artist in the real world can tell a whiny karen canvass to go elsewhere. This is tv and torture for those artists who came to show off their skills only to be made a fool of for our entertainment
Dunno if it was her accent, but it sounded like she was slurring, and the mood swings...yeah she was either ill, on heavy medication for her issues, or off the meds, or just on hard drugs lmao
@@dazem8 I’m diagnosed BPD, I have tattoos and when I go I KNOW what I want.. maybe impulsively know what I want but still know what I want she’s on something or having a drug induced Psychosis or a bipolar mania induced Psychosis
Kito deserve a better canvas. He was doing everything he can to give her what she wanted, redesigning his work multiple times and the fact she kept complaining and getting up is infuriating. Kito honestly shouldn’t been sent home because of a canvas kept arguing and hating his work, no matter how much he was changing it for her
The judges really aren't sympathetic to the artists who have AWFUL canvases... They say if you're ink master, you should be able to do anything, but if you're ink master, I feel like you'll have the ability to turn down horrible clients.
And also having a client you are not compatible with directly affects your ability to work. If your client is disagreeable with you, it is better for them to find an artist they are more agreeable to for both the artist and their own personal interest.
I hate the judges on this show, ultimately hating the show. Half if not most of the judging is subjective and they flip flop back and forth on reasoning for why they voted someone out. One day it’s because of the line work or how it’s designed because the client wanted it a certain but remember it’s a competition, do what’s best to keep you in Then next tattoo it’s well you should’ve listen to your client and the end of the day. What?!
Exactly. One week they vote someone off for not hitting the challenge even though it's tattooed great. The next week they will pass someone who hit the challenge but the work sucks.
@@mlledj22 It's not all that confusing when you add context. If you have a bottom two and the challenge is to do an american traditional style, if one person hits the mark on the challenge and the other doesn't then the one who doesn't goes home.
@@93King not true. In season 6 the challenge was innovation. Kruseman didn't do the challenge at all but was still allowed to stay on the show and ultimately won the whole competition. They pick and choose based on the person, not the tattoo
@Dead Boy you’ve been brainwashed to think every little damn thing is about race. Guess what it’s not. The girl with the koi tattoo acted immature and dramatic. The lady with the bike tattoo was a lot more decent. Stop trying to defend stupid people.
“I wouldnt know what it was from a distance” from what im lookin at on the internet i wouldn’t be able to tell what a lot of the trash polka stuff was from a distance
In the real world a tattoo artist could rightfully turn a customer away if they feel they are going to be difficult to work with or are not feeling they can confidently produce the vision the customer wants. Unfortunately this is a reality completion and the canvas is what they give you.
I'll never get over Nick's crackhead canvas. "It's going to be a challenge to get tattooed by Nick." Yeah, getting a free tattoo is such a hurdle. Especially given the... everything about her.
she's got bpd or something... clearly goes deeper than drugs or alcohol. she acted the same when she returned in a later redemption episode. edit: i said "bpd or something" implying she is mentally unstable, whatever the ultimate diagnosis is. period. take ya triggered asses elsewhere.
1:05 Here's the thing, if you're someone who's very specific about what you want, you can't go somewhere and get a tattoo for free or for cheap, what do you expect to happen
These people are going the show knowing that sabotage is the name of the game since season 2 when the flash challenge winner became the one to decide the canvas-artist match up. The smart thing for a canvas to do is to ask for a hard tattoo. That way they usually get the best artist that people are gunning to take down. Then you give your simpler idea to the best artist and get a great piece of ink.
The tattoo was free. You signed up for it. I will never understand their reactions and rudeness. Pay for the work you want if you know you’re that particular.
I think that the canvases need to know that they are there to help in challenges, NOT BE THE CHALLENGE The judge's also must know that this is a human on human game and there is a large margin for error
I think the producers probably tell them to act out for more views. It is t.v after all. But it also does not excuse the fact that people need to have manners
This is like when a college friend of mine was in a legit CANOE PADDLING class and on the first day one girl in his class saw the canoes floating in the Olympic sized pool (our college was nowhere near an actual body of water, so the pool was all that would suffice) and she said “Ohhh, we have to get on the water?” Like how else did you expect to paddle the canoe?🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
I'm surprised so many people have this opinion about literal art. I do feel that the girl has a right to whatever tattoo idea that she wants, but idk how this show normally works. If the artists normally have way more liberty on this show than a regular tattoo artist then I understand, but idk why her tattoo has to have every single element _exactly_ like the Japanese style. What's the point in doing an exact replica of the same koi fish? Why not be more creative?
@@2GoatsInATrenchCoat I agree. I think her idea is cool and hate that people are calling her stupid for it. Now, she is stupid for going on a show like this where tattoos are supposed to follow guidelines. She screwed him. If she's that picky she needs to sit down with artists beforehand so they have time to really work something out.
people actually defending Kito...... dude made a terrible tattoo, with terrible ideas, bad placement, the water was awful. And then how he talked about her and thought of himself. Just awful attitude and execution.
