My dad says this tat is for black people but i want it when i get older. is it?

Question

http://www.tattoojohnny.com/tattoo-design-view.asp?sku=HAF-00014&r=12&s=small,medium,large&m=&k=Cross&a=&c=bw,color&page=1

Answer 1

Is the tat the 'king of kings, lord of lords?

I don't believe it is a 'black' tat.  It doesn't state that anywhere nor does it SEEM to be so.  Why did your dad say that? Was he trying to deter you from getting a tattoo altogether or does he really think it is a 'Black' tattoo?

If you are going for a tattoo when you are older - consider a original design NOT posted on the Internet or in a parlour, think originality or design your own if you can draw or you know of someone who can.  Or slightly alter the one that you like to suit yourself.

In the end you will get whatever it is that you want to won't you?  But if it were a 'Black' tattoo does it matter?  I am not sure that tattoos belong to peoples colour.

Answer 2

Ha ha. I wouldn't say so. Maybe he's seen something similar on a person with dark skin. I don't really think there are racial tattoos.  Nice, though. I like the detail.

Answer 3

I don't know, but it is a stupid looking tattoo.  Don't get it.

Answer 4

its not a black tat , however you can put a black people tat too if you like the tat so much !! but its not a beautiful one . if you get older you may not like it at all . or you may not like to have tattoo on your body , so try some removable sticky tats for a while and if you liked them so much then go and tatoo a beautiful one .

however having ramovable ones is more enjoyable because you can change then once in a while .

i think your father said it because he didn't want you have this tat ( me niether !!)or he didn't want you tat at all !!

Answer 5

No it is for religious people.  It says "King of Kings", and that is what they call Jesus.  Your dad doesn't know what he is talking about.