Lil Pump has shown off a bizarre new face tattoo, and fans aren’t sure what to think of the new ink.
The “Gucci Gang” artist flexed the ink in a since-deleted Instagram post on Tuesday (May 23), which includes a star and some tribal finishing, and asked fans to share their thoughts.
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“Got a new face tat what do u think,” Pump wrote in the caption.
Fans weren’t sure what to think, with some Twitter users simply saying none of Pump’s tats have ever been noteworthy.
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“I mean he can’t get any worse-looking at this point,” wrote one critic. “Why don’t these guys actually hire good artists for their face tats?”
“Clout-chasing is a way of life I guess…” added another.
Lil Pump has been up to his old trolling antics recently. To promote his latest album Lil Pump 2, the Florida native decided to destroy the windshield of a brand new Ferrari.
“Fuck this whip!” Pump can be heard saying in a video as he smashes the sleek red car’s glass windshield. “Were smashing Ferraris now,” he added in his Instagram caption. “What’s the next whip? Lil pump 2 march 17th link bio.”
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The sequel to his 2017 self-titled debut album, Lil Pump 2 arrived on March 17 and boasted appearances from NBA YoungBoy, Smokepurpp, Ty Dolla $ign and more.
During his promo run, Pump also spoke about his somewhat contentious relationship with J. Cole, telling Complex they initially met backstage at Rolling Loud, where they “chopped it up” for over an hour.
“I don’t have no hate against him, I respect him, I was just trolling at the time,” Pump said, referring to his brief spat with Cole in 2018 after the Dreamville leader seemingly spoke down on Pump.
“I met him, we had a long talk at Rolling Loud. We were talking for like a whole hour, just chopping it up,” he continued. “And he was like, ‘Damn, you’re actually smart! I thought you were gonna be fried out walking over here, falling, drugged out.’
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“And I was just having a regular conversation with him, just like we are now, and he was like, ‘Yo, you’re a smart kid. You just play dumb on the internet, but you know what you’re doing.’”
