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Woman can't stop laughing after tattoo artist makes worst possible spelling mistake on her arm
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A woman was left in hysterics after realizing the tattoo she'd just had done had ended up with a ridiculous mistake.
Getting a tattoo can be quite a big decision - some people seem to get inked without giving their design much of a thought, while others ruminate on their design for years until they're certain they're going to love it enough to have it on their skin for the rest of their life.
And once you've decided on what it is you want for your tattoo, the next difficult choice is finding a tattoo artist you trust to bring your vision to life, and do it accurately.
After all, we've all seen the 'NO RAGRETS'-style tattoos which have an embarrassing typo that the unsuspecting victim is now branded with for a very long time.
Unfortunately for Jordan LaMattina, who goes by @theearthylama on social media, she had exactly that happen to her when she discovered her new tattoo had been spelt catastrophically wrong.
Back in 2023, she took to TikTok to share a video of the moment she discovered the shocking misspelling, and it's safe to say she took it better than most people would.
In the clip, Jordan can be seen hysterically laughing as her tattoo artist looks pretty bemused, as a person behind the camera laughs: "This is not you fault. This is the greatest moment of my life."
The tattoo artist can be seen taking Jordan's hand and turning it over to show the tattoo, which is supposed to read "everything's fine"... but actually says 'everthing's', missing out the crucial Y.
She captioned the post: "He's mortified and I think it's so much better."
People flooded the comments, writing: "Did you have to pay for it still is my question," and: "He actually made it so much better. I hope he sees this comment section so he doesn’t feel so bad."
Others added: "It took me so long to realize what was wrong with this," and: "That boy is STRESSED."
One wrote: "honestly best clients for this because I'd be devastated and they're being so kind."
Another added: "I think we just witnessed this dude go through all stages of grief," and: "seriously he got so lucky he did this to you, who found it funny and ended up loving it!"
One person cleverly commented: "Everthing's Fine don't ask Y," and another added: "if anyone ever says anything about just say 'you don't need to know y'."
An optimistic commenter added: "Best part is you’ll smile every time you look at it and realize everything really is fine."
The poor tattoo artist behind the debacle could be heard saying: "Are you f**king joking?", before leaning back in his chair with his arms over his head, before the women reassure him: "It’s okay, everthing’s fine."
A year later, Jordan confirmed she still loved the ink just a much, saying in a follow-up video: "It's ironic. It's my favourite tattoo, the end."