The pop star unveiled a tattoo on Instagram dedicated to her hit release that was supposed to read “7 rings” in Japanese. However, it turned out that her ink actually says “BBQ grill”, as some commenters to the post, which has already been deleted, pointed out.
Ariana Grande has delivered tons of fun to netizens after a misspelling in her new tattoo reportedly completely changed its meaning. According to numerous reports, the „Thank U, Next“ singer recently revealed on Instagram that she had honoured her second No. 1 single on the Billboard Hot 100, “7 rings”, which she recently released, with an inking in Japanese on her hand.
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The two Japanese Kanji characters, allegedly used for the tattoo, meant “seven” and “ring” respectively, but put together, they could be translated as a “small charcoal grill” (called shichirin in Japan), according to the website Kotaku. This did not go unnoticed, as some netizens tried to enlighten the singer about her embarrassing mistake.
