Brody King Tattoos

Brody King, originally recognized as Nathan Troy Blauvelt, is a multi-talented professional wrestler, singer, and actor from the United States, known for his dominance in AEW as the frontman of God's Hate. He's part of the House of Black stable and previously won the AEW World Trios Title. Brody is a triple titleholder, having won the ROH World Tag Team Title, NWA World Tag Team Title, and ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Title. Additionally, he has wrestled for titles in promotions including PWG, CZW, and AAW Wrestling, where he has won the AAW Heavyweight Title and the PWG World Tag Team Titles.

Tattoos of Brody King

Darby Allin’s tombstone tattoo

In the episode of AEW Dynamite on July 27, Brody King upped the ante in his ongoing feud with Darby Allin by issuing a challenge for a coffin match. The rivalry between the two ignited when King eliminated Allin to win the Royal Rampage, earning a shot at Jon Moxley's interim AEW World Championship. Tensions soared further when King ambushed Allin at San Diego Comic-Con. To demonstrate his dedication to the rivalry, King proudly displayed a new tattoo on his X handle, a tombstone tattoo that said, "Here Lies Darby Allin." The feud ended in a much awaited coffin match on the December 8, 2022, episode of AEW Dynamite, where Darby Allin was victorious.

Traditional Demonic Tattoo

Brody King boasts an intricate tattoo featuring a menacing demon with three eyes and flames erupting from its mouth, spanning from his neck down to his belly button (Torso). Above this, five skulls adorn his chest, positioned in a line, with an additional design extending gracefully across his collarbone.

Demonic Leg Piece Tattoo

Brody King, the vocalist for God’s Hate, paid a visit to Paul Booth’s renowned tattoo studio to commission a striking demonic portrait on his leg. During the session, King engaged in candid conversation, sharing stories about his journey in hardcore music, his experiences in the wrestling ring, and his extensive background working on various movie and TV sets spanning over 15 years.

Paul Booth, who made that Demonic Portrait, is currently residing in New York City and excels as a versatile artist encompassing tattooing, sculpting, painting, filmmaking, and music. Booth is renowned for his mastery of black and gray ink, embodying dark surrealism in his tattoo creations. His celebrity clients include members from bands like Slipknot, Mudvayne, and Slayer.

Zombie Gargoyle Tattoo

On March 24, 2022, Brody King revealed on his Instagram that he inked a zombie-like gargoyle tattoo on his head. Gargoyle comes from the French word gargouille and Latin gurgulio, which were stone figures with spouts to divert rainwater. Originating in Ancient Greece, they gained medieval popularity as protectors against evil spirits, with legends of their role in saving cities like Rouen.

Yokai Fillers Tattoos

Brody King has a Yokai tattoo created by Bryan Burk, which he obtained on February 18th, 2020. Yōkai is a diverse class of supernatural beings in Japanese folklore, characterized by their often mysterious and dubious nature. While they are different from Western demons, they can be both good and evil towards humans. These entities can possess animal-like features, humanoid appearances, or even resemble inanimate objects. Shapeshifting is a common trait among yōkai, known as bakemono, allowing them to take on various forms and abilities.