Andrew Tate tattoo: What does 'Top G' have inked on his chest?

Andrew Tate's tattoo is a complex work of art that has evolved, with each iteration telling a different story. But what exactly does 'Top G' have inked on his chest?

At first glance, the tattoo appears to be a mix of an Oni mask and a snake-like design. And while it may not be the best in terms of execution, there is more to it than meets the eye. According to Tate, the tattoo represents a devil's face and a snake, symbolizing his ongoing fight against the devil. He claims to have been sent to Earth by God, and this tattoo represents his constant battle against evil.

Interestingly, this tattoo was not Andrew's first design on his chest. Before the devil and snake, he had a tattoo of a snake that flowed up his arm and a butterfly. However, he wasn't pleased with how it turned out and felt it didn't represent him. As a self-proclaimed "Cobra Tate," he didn't think the butterfly fit him.

But even this tattoo was a cover-up of an earlier design that Andrew had on his chest. And so, Andrew's tattoo story is one of evolution and change, with each design representing a different stage in his life and journey.

Image courtesy: MyTatouage.com

While his latest tattoo may not be perfect, it is still an improvement over his earlier attempts. And with each new design, Andrew Tate continues to add to the complex story that is his body art as well as his own narrative.

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Fox News host Tucker Carlson suggests Andrew Tate is being framed

In a recent news segment, Carlson interviewed Tate's legal expert, Glandian, who explained that Tate had been subjected to a "preventative arrest" in Romania's legal system but had not yet been charged.

“[Prosecutors] have up to 180 days in which they can extend this detention without formally charging them with any crimes. So it’s an ongoing criminal investigation, but they are detained,”

Despite the lack of evidence, Carlson expressed skepticism about the arrest, stating that Andrew Tate is likely the victim of a setup. He went on to speculate that the authorities may have had ulterior motives due to Tate's unpopularity with those in power.

"Pretty obviously a set up.... I mean, let’s stop lying. These guys were super unpopular with the people in charge, and now they’re in a Romanian jail under Romanian law. I mean, obviously, no?”

Check out the entire interview here