No doubt that the rapper who struggled to change the reality star Lil Scrappy was one of the hottest men on television. Swag and Country Street accents that don’t care are millions of viewers tuning every Monday to LHHATL. You have seen a glimpse of beautiful art on his arm but here we will break the tattoo and his meaning.
The scrappy music career triggered then failed in a short time. You might remember when he was the hottest thing from Atlanta. The 19-year-old rapper was named “Prince” in the south. The music collaboration with the hottest and most-known rap producer then Lil Jon helped him collect Stardom. Before hitting the Scrappy radio got his first tattoo when he was 18 years old. “Thug God” written on the cross is located right above the stomach button.
The next scrap gets tatts on his right arm, the classic saying “laughs now crying then” with a theater mask. The mask is not related to the saying but has become a symbol for tattoo fans for use with a traditional saying. Masks come from Greek theaters and the Greeks traditionally only have two types of games, tragedies or comedy, so the appropriate association. He then got a tattoo portrait on the same symbol arm as his stage name “Lil Scrappy”. On the left shoulder tattooed “g up” which represents his life on the streets and in the triceps is a microphone image. Both tattoos functions as aligners with their lives on the streets and life on the stage.
The most meaningful tattoo shows on his chest. When his 4 year old daughter, he got a portrait tattoo. Until today he and Baby Ms. Erica Dixon is still in and out of the court with the problem of detention and differences in child support. This pair shows respect for each other on Instagram who claims to be determined with their parenting and relationship. On his left chest is a cross on the ground that says “Save 100”. This symbolizes how he will be real until he dies. The newest tattoo is located right on his neck. Six-point nautical stars worn by people for whom religions play a big role in life. The six-pointed star reminded the David star, as well as several pagan designs.
