Just when Ariana Grande thought the worst of her misspelled tattoo was over, but alas the worst was yet to come. An outrage mob dragged the pop singer for her Japanese tattoo because they claim that the ink is cultural appropriation. The accusations of cultural appropriation were so loud on social

On Wednesday, we told you how Ariana Grande suffered a tattoo fail of the ages when she attempted to “7 Rings” tattooed on her hand to promote her new song. Fortunately for the Thank U, Next singer she was able to get her tattoo fixed. Unfortunately for Grande her ink still doesn’t say “7 Rings”

There is nothing pop stars love more than dabbling in cultural appropriation, but this week Ariana Grande found out that if you’re going to appropriate you should at least do it correctly. The singer posted a photo of a brand new Japanese tattoo in Japanese, inspired by her new hit “7 Rings,” – the

Ariana Grande got a new tattoo in Japanese and it says “BBQ grill.” Who doesn’t love barbecue grills, so what’s the problem? The problem is that Ariana Grande didn’t purposely ask for a tattoo that says “BBQ grill,” she was trying to get new ink on her hand that said, “7 rings.” Okay, that’s a