What do you think about tattoos? That's good. Thank you. I wanna do it. I wanna do it. Done! Hi. It's Victoria Rose. That's right. It's Victoria Rose. What's our saying that instead? Okay, that's it. It's changed. It's all changed. Very elegant and refined. Victoria Rose. I... When did Japan? You guys know this? I also have all tattoos. You guys also know this. Also, like, don't wear like the most clothes in the entire world. You guys already know this too. When I went to Japan, a lot of you guys were saying, whoa, you should cut wrap. You're offending everybody. Do you realize how hot it was there? I almost died from sweating. It's...yes. Stop looking behind me. It's a mess. So we're gonna talk about the Japanese and what they think about tattoos. I went out on the streets in Japan. And I asked people along with the help of my friend, because I don't speak Japanese. How do you say hug? You say hug? Just say hug. Hug, just say hug. Yeah. Yeah, I love you. I love you. What do you think about tattoos? What do you think about tattoos and guaygens? I'm gonna show you some clips of what they said, like, real people, what they said. I didn't really think about my tattoos or anything like that as being a problem. I don't ever really think about it, because it's not something that I think about. And a lot of you guys in the comments were like, what do they think about your tattoos? Or you're like, you're so disrespectful, you should cover up your tattoos. The thing about Japan is a very contradicting place. And it's kind of confusing with the way you're supposed to be there and stuff like that. The people who did comment on them actually liked them a lot. There is this older man probably in his 80s or 90s? No, 80s. In the train, he started talking to us and I'm like, oh man, I hope he doesn't say anything about my tattoos. But really, he's like, you're beautiful. Those are beautiful. And, you know, I've been to America before and blah, blah. And it was so sweet. It feels so good whenever the older generation, especially in the Japanese culture, could appreciate, you know, me and my tattoo work and have an open mind like that. I didn't film that, obviously. But we do go out in the streets and ask younger people what they think about tattoos. Tattoo, you like? I like tattoos. Cool. It's good to see Yankee. Yankee. Yankee. Yankee. I'm Yankee. Right now, it's one of the most famous clubs in Tokyo. Thank you. She's needy and clingy. Don't worry. You stay at the whole night, 5,000 in between. She's quite cheap. And then, it's no Pikachu's allowed. No Pikachu's allowed. Put the fuck up, I'm not going in this one. Pikachu's allowed. How are you supposed to get turned on without Pikachu? Get the fuck with that Pikachu. What the fuck? You're not wearing a tattoo. So, like, tattoo. And we're wearing a mask. Yes, thank you. So, why this guy? Why this guy? Why not? So, it's not scary, it's cute. Yeah, it's cute. A lot of you have said that tattoos are super offensive to the Japanese. But, you know, honestly, it's not... Yeah, basically, we wore polo-stores guys and they said it's a gwe, which means awesome. Yes. And then I asked him, is it scary? And he's like, no, it's really cute. It's really awesome. The reason that the Japanese would have a problem with tattoos is because of the Yakuza gangsters there have a lot of tattoos. You know, I'm not a Japanese person, I'm a foreigner. They're not going to expect things out of me that they expect out of other Japanese people. Some of them think that it's kind of scary. What do you think of my tattoos? Oh, cool. Really? They say, very, very bad in Japan. Oh, sad. It makes me sad, I'm looking at it. Oh, I'm sad. What do you think? What do you think? That's good, right? Yeah. It's scary, it's scary. Is it scary? No, no, no, no. No, that's good. You like? Japanese tattoos. Bar-bori? Koi, Japanese fish. Yes. Japanese history, little butt. Why? Like Yakuza? Yakuza. Yakuza. Do you think you're a foreigner? No. Oh. I think you're a foreigner. It's okay. Oh, good. Thank you. Thank you. Hey, Honsoni? Oh, my boy. Thank you. Hello. Hey, what? What do you think about tattoos? That's good. That's cool. That's cool. I don't know if we like you. Thank you. I want to do it. I want to do it. Done. What? That part. Why? Why don't? Done. Why? Don't stop. She's a couple together. The cute, right? Very cute. What are you researching? Oh, she's a YouTuber. Sure. I'm a vlog. She's basically... So like... I am an animal. Yeah! Hi. Yeah! Yeah! He says that my tattoo is cool. Nice. It's cool. Yeah. It's nice to meet you guys. It's okay guys. It was okay. I had a really good time in Japan. I didn't have any bad experiences there. Of course, I wouldn't be allowed to go into certain places, certain hot springs and stuff. But we didn't try to go in those anyways because you're not allowed, whether you're Japanese or foreigner, to go in with tattoos. 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