20 Ridiculous Tattoos Inspired By Kanye West

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It's like the artist used the “Big Head” cheat code in Goldeneye 64 when he designed this tattoo. Sure Kanye has a big ego, but we're not certain it's literally “going to his head.”

Getting out your dream may just mean tattooing a logo on your chest.

Pink Polos didn't “hurt the Roc,” but this tattoo might not be the greatest look for Kanye's signature Dropout Bear.

The cover to Kanye's third album, “Graduation” is likely the most tattooed item in Kanye's “Universecity,” and this is most likely the most bare bones of the bunch.

The message of the tattoo is simple, effectively: tell someone that you respect them before you lose the chance to. Sadly, Kanye may respect this guy's fandom, but it's not really going to earn him much respect from anyone else.

The cover of “Graduation,” straight up. One point for the art. Zero points for creativity.

There's nothing wrong with a little simplicity.

Again the Dropout Bear is an early (and lately, sadly underused) symbol of Kanye himself, so seeing it remixed, reused, and bootlegged is incredibly common. While Kanye was beginning to phase out the Dropout Bear during his “808s”-era, this tattoo shows that even the Dropout Bear can be heartbroken.

This woman loves Kanye so much, that not only did she change her name to Kanyeresa West, but she also tatted his name across her ass. Apparently this proves that she loves him more than “all those [other] girls.” It really means that Kanye needs to beef up his security team.

Maybe this guy thought that showing his tattoo to Drake would connect him straight to Ye. Instead, all he got was a Instagram shoutout from Champagne Papi.

If you don't know this now infamous South Park joke, see here. Even Kanye himself had some trouble figuring it out.

Nothing wrong with something simple.

This tattoo shows the Dropout Bear with a pair of Yeezys. Something 90% of us will never, ever have.

Remember the person from the butt tattoo? When she found out that Kanye was with Kim Kardashian, she decided that this would be the best way to…express her disappointment about the relationship.

A combination of the “Runaway” single cover and the cover to "808s and Heartbreak." Maybe not the greatest mashup.

For a tattoo with scrawled and twisted text, this guy certainly picked the right Kanye album for it.

One of the alternate covers designed by George Condo for “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy,” the tattoo displays the king's sword and crown from the “Power” cover. The image looks cool, if only the guy could spell “soldier” right…

#Corny.

Sure this may be lame, but if having this tattoo means Kanye will shout you out and hand you a signed microphone at one of his shows…well maybe it's not such a bad idea after all.

The symbol of the Egyptian God Horus was a major detail in the design of the Yeezys, seen on the tongue of the Yeezy II. Sure, it's impossible to score a pair of Red Octobers now, but at least you can tattoo part of them on your body forever right?