Even a casual fan knows that Lady Gaga has several tattoos. The singer is pretty heavily inked, all things considered, which is why this most recent blunder is extra embarrassing. Yup, Gaga pulled an Ariana Grandeand seriously messed up a tattoo — but luckily, she was a good sport about the whole thing.
Apparently, these celebrities need seriously better friends because someone keeps letting them mess up their tattoos. Grande got a tattoo in February for her song “7 Rings” — which she had tried to get the words written in Japanese characters (which she DOESN’T speak, if that’s not obvious).
Instead, it said “barbeque grill”. Then, when she tried to fix it, it became “barbeque grill finger”.
Yikes. Luckily for Gaga, hers was a little easier to fix.
Gaga got two brand new tattoos, one being “G A G A” spelled out in musical notes. However, it wasn’t until she posted it online that she realized the major mistake her artist had made — the top line of the staff was missing, leaving only four lines instead of the five required in sheet music.
Just minutes after she posted the original tattoo (which she swiftly deleted) fans began pointing out her mistake.
Less than an hour later, Gaga posted another photo with the added top line.
"Musical crisis averted," she wrote in the caption. "Too many tequilas forgot the fifth staff line poor thing. Here’s the real deal."
She then posted a video of the tattoo, where she could be heard saying, “Sorry music.”
“As a music theory student I’m appalled, as someone having fun with their friends I’m relieved,” she added in the caption.
Gaga also recently got a huge back piece as a tribute to her recent role in “A Star is Born.” The rose runs up her spine and nods to “La Vie En Rose,” which is a song that her character, Ally, sang in the movie.
"Happy Valentine’s Day. A tattoo toast to 'la vie en rose' by the beautiful @winterstone my spinal cord is now a rose," she captioned the shot on Instagram.
It’s a little weird since she already had a set of roses on the small of her back and up her hip — and not in the same style.
