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Miley Cyrus Doesn’t Let Down With Another Dumb Tattoo

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elliot-wolf - January 26, 2019

It’s 2019. And that means no more pussy footing around. Unless you’re Miley Cyrus. Then that means you’re supposed to tattoo “pussy” by your foot and do whatever the hell you want. Everyone already thinks you’re a little off anyway. Time to prove them right. I’ve seen some stupid tattoos on celebrities, and Jemma Lucy is probably the worse case of overdoing it walking around right now, but Miley may be on her way to catching up. She could have, should have, called it quits after inking a crying cat emoji and avocado. But she’s in fierce competition with herself to always top her last dumb tattoo idea.

Miley Cyrus is adding to her electric tattoo collection and her latest ink definitely makes a statement.

The 26-year-old already has a robust array of quirky tatts, from a crying cat emoji to an avocado to Michael Jackson’s “Bad.” And for her latest ink, she got the word “pussy” tattooed onto her left ankle.

I miss the days when you had to earn tattoos. I understand that tattoo artists run a business, and fools always want edgy tattoos and to be separated from their money, but can we set some kind of standard. I’m tired of the frailest guys and gals believing their new sleeves automatically make them 50 percent tougher. Permanently writing “pussy” on your ankle doesn’t make others curious of how cool you are. It makes onlookers curious about your sanity, judgment, and life choices.

Photo Credit: MEGA / Splash News / Backgrid USA 

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