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Ziah is willing to put down all her hoish ways 

to win back the heart of her best friend Keena. 

Keena is still in love with an old study buddy 

from graduate school, Chandra, whose marriage 

is on the rocks. Things become sticky when 

Chandra gets fed up with her cheating 

husband. Frustrated by her husbandÕs inÞdelity, 

Chandra decides to experiment with her 

sexuality and rekindles her friendship with 

Keena. This makes Ziah furious. But Ziah 

relaxes and plots to destroy their love affair 

once she discovers that Chandra isn’t as 

innocent as she portrays…and that they have 

more than one love interest in common. 

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Tell the readers who you are and where you’re 

from? 

Philadelphia suburb, Bucks County PA 

Musically how would you describe your style of 

production? 

Ryan Leslie crossed with David Guetta, sprinkle a 

little Diplo and Timbaland on top. 

Being form Philly, do you still see the city as being 

overlooked as far as main stream music artist? 

Not anymore especially. The spotlight is on 

Philadelphia more than ever. We have people 

from LA coming here and sessions getting sent 

down from NYC to mix because the fact is no one 

can replicate our sound. 

Why is it that the music that comes from the city is 

almost always bypassed? 

It's really not. That's a big misconception of the go 

nowhere fast artists. Lots of stuff you're hearing 

always originated from Philly. People just are 

misinformed. I'd bet 10 - 1 that it's mostly broke 

mixtape rappers still complaining about those 

things, lol. 

Do you think the industry and artist within the 

industry miss out by not considering Philly a “must 

go to” city? 

Of course. We are the best. It's like having 500k 

budget for a car and not going to FC Kerbeck. 

Who are some of the artist that you have worked 

with? 

Flo Rida, 2Chainz, Neyo, Rick Ross, T Pain, 

Yo Gotti, Sean Paul, Bryshere "Yazz" Gray from 

Empire, Barrington Levy, Omelly, Lee Mazin and 

more. 

Who has been the most fun in the studio to work 

with? 

Omelly, that's my guy. The Dreamchasers are the 

funniest group of cats. Always fun in the studio. 

You just came back from LA. What was it like to be 

at the Grammys live in person? 

It was incredible. Just to see how the show 

production really happens and be surrounded by so 

much greatness. It's good to see what my future is 

like when I get MY Grammys (plural). It was also 

great to see such vast love from all over the world for 

music and its positive influence on the world. 

You are also an artist. You have a crazy video that 

takes place in a grocery store, what was the concept 

behind that? 

I give that credit to Set in Motion LLC. Joe Staehly 

and Yanni Rozes came up with the treatment and 

whole concept. As with the title "Spend Some 

Money", you would expect a ballin' club scene... 

money, cars, girls. We were gonna do a DJ Booth in 

the Gucci store, but they totally flipped it and made 

it so marketable. Such vision these guys have. It was 

incredible to see them work and watch it come to 

life. 

The single is doing extremely well. Is there a follow 

up to it and if so when is it dropping? 

Yes. I have a single called "Fly" on the way produced 

by JL Beats. 

What direction do you see rap music going in the 

next 2 - 5 years? 

Back to its roots. Trap is fun but it's dead, stupid, and 

poopy. Unless you're Project Pat or TI... go home. 

Real verses, real music, real bars, real hip hop is 

back. That Philly hip hop and R&B sound is going 

to smash it like never before. I'm excited because 

these millennial fucks need to learn what's what. 

Shit is trifling nowadays. If I see one more video 

on Facebook that says, "rapper spits fire and puts 

rappers to rest", I'll slap a kid. 


In your opinion, what was the cause of mumble rap and will it be around in the future? 

It'll always be there. There's a certain swag and vibe about it that's great. The simplicity. The dumb 

flow can be good. But it's not hip hop and never will be. It's in it's own class. Let it stay there. Ya don't 

like, it don't listen to it. But your ass will be drunk dabbin' at the club I bet biatch! Lol 

What is the next thing on the table for G1fted Music? 

Releasing these singles and getting the EP ready. In process working on some great high level projects 

out in LA with some amazing people. 

If you could work with any artist in their prime, just 1, dead or alive who would it be? 

Michael Jackson, his passion was positive change for the world. Plus those royalties would keep me 

good for 100 lives, lol. 

From where do you draw your inspiration to create music? 

Life, God, and personal experiences. 

Who are you listening to right now? Chris Brown, Pit Bull, Anderson Pak, Brass Tracks, OT the Real, 

Thoro, Lihtz Kamraz, Big Ooh, and most EDM DJs. 

Where can we see and hear more from G1fted Music? 

Spotify and iTunes MTV YouTube 

@g1ftedMusic for all social media. 

Www.G1ftedMusic.com 


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Bacardi Slim 

Tell the readers who you are and where you’re 

from? 

First off thank you for having me bros. My name is 

Bacardislim and I am from Las Vegas. If your not 

familiar by now, I guarantee you will be very soon. 

Lyrically how would you describe your style? 

Lyrically I am a different artist. I honestly have more 

styles then the Stylistics lol. You can not put me in a 

box. I come with a different style everytime. 

You have gained recognition that many MCs would 

want as they are trying to build their careers. Being 

put in XXL 2016 freshman class, what has that done 

for you and your career? 

It did not do a damn thing for me, all Bullshit aside. I 

repeat not a damn thing. All it did was give me 

something to talk about at the dinner table. 

You were a part of an epic battle with Justin 

Maywhether. Who won and is he even worthy of 

calling himself a battle rapper? 

Yes sir, the battle was a great look for the both of 

us. Shout out to Justin Mayweather for showing up 

and showing out. The battle has over 145k views 

and is still going up. We broke the AHAT record 

for most views within in a 24 hour period of its 

release, we had hit about 8,800 in the first 24 hours. 

So who won, I feel like I won 2 rounds to 1. I feel 

like the first was debatable, and I won the 2nd and 

3rd. Hands down Justin Mayweather was the best 

opponent I have went up against. He honestly has 

what it takes to move up the ranks in battle rap very 

quickly if he chooses to do so. 

What direction do you see rap music going in the next 2-5 years? 

I really hope it goes back to the time when lyrics mattered. Don't get me wrong, some of those non rapping ass dudes got 

some song's I really fuck with, but in my opinion that mumble rap has to come to an end. 

In your opinion, what was the cause of mumble rap and will it be around in the future? 

I would say Future and a lot of drugs, mainly Molly and Lean(promethazine syrup). I'm sure mumble rap will be around 

for a while. What they need to do is classify that Bullshit as something other then hip hop. That way real mcs can get there 

shine back. 

What is the next thing on the table for Bacardi Slim? 

What's the next stuff on the table for me? Well I just started my Internet radio show. It's called Country Boi Radio, it comes 

on every Thursday and Friday from 10 - 11p.m. You can download the app Tunein to listen, put in Badboyzinsincity and 

enjoy. Or you can go on UStream and watch the show live. Shout out to my boy Eddie Fuse and the whole Fuse team for 

that opportunity. I'm about to drop my EP titled If God Say The Same, and I must say I feel like it's my best work to date. 

Also the BullyBusters 702 crime fighting cartoon that me, my producer Producedbysherrod and the creator Big Keith have 

been working on, will be going on The Ellen show March 24th to talk about the cartoon. It's an anti bullying cartoon that I 

feel everyone needs to support. Some of the people who have jumped on board are Baby Bash, E-40 and Designer just to 

name a few. The last things on the table is staying sucker free and raising my kids to be the best they can be. 

If you could work with any artist in their prime, just 1, dead or alive who would it be? 

That's a hard one but I would have to say Aaliyah. We would have made some timeless music together. 

From where do you draw your inspiration to create music? 

I draw inspiration from everywhere. Mainly from the experiences I've been through and the things I'm going through 

currently. Or I will let the beat speak to me and guide me in the direction I need to be going. 

Who’s on your play list? 

A lot of Vegas artists, because we as a city have so much talent it's ridiculous. Seriously though, you will find all type of 

different styles of music in my Playlist. I've got Young Jeezy to Luke Bryant, The Weekend to Taylor Swift. If it's dope it 

will be in my playlist. 

Where can we see and see more of Bacardi Slim? 

You can find me where ever the money is lol. My fb is Bacardislim James, my Instagram is Bacardislim, download the 

Tunein app and catch my radio show or put in www.thewavemag.com and catch me there. 

Should he stick to boxing, lol? 

Lol. You are trying to be funny but Justin is 3-0 

professionally with two ko's by a body shot. He is 

dope at rapping also, so it's up to him with the path he chooses to take. Either way he will be straight. 

Did that help your career in any way or was it just for the love of the sport? 

Of course it helped me, 145k more people know who I am now. When it comes to battle rap it's always for the love of 

the sport. I am not, I repeat not a battle rapper. I make records full time and I only battle for the love and it's also a quick 

way to make some money. I will kill a MC in the ring or on a song, it's just that simple. 

Speaking of battles and boxing… (you probably know where this is going) What are your thoughts on Soulja 

Boy and Chris Brown getting in the ring? 

I think they both are fucking retarded. Next question please. 


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Elsa Estrada 

Which of your tattoos has the most 

meaning? 

All my tattoos have some type of 

meaning/ reason behind it, it's hard 

to say which one has the most 

meaning. That being said, the 

funniest for me is when I was young 

for a small time I thought of pursuing 

a career in tattooing. In one of those 

adventures I designed a matching 

tiki tattoo for my sister and I our 

"sister tattoos". Which, she agreed 

on getting with me before I went 

through the hard process of tattooing 

myself. After she was shocked to 

see how well it came out (I had 

only done one other tattoo at that 

time). Then my sister told me, she 

was thinking about it the whole time 

and realized she was way to scared 

and chickened out on me ;"P Now, 

I have a "lonely" tiki on my leg to 

remind me to not to trust my big sis 

but how still awesome she is!! Still 

makes me laugh, I'm glad to say she 

still doesn't have one single tattoo… 

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What was your first tattoo? 

My first tattoo is a little fat black 

bat on my pelvis. It's a spot that if 

you are wearing a bikini, it would 

be covered up. Location was a big 

factor when getting this one because 

I was so young and lacked the 

parental permission. I don't suggest 

getting tattooed young, but I don't 

regret it either. It's never wise to 

get a tattoo when your body is still 

growing! Something I learned the 

hard way. 

Soon after I got another, then 

another and it became hard to keep 

them covered up, so the jig was up. 

When my mom did find out, she 

was not thrilled to say the least, but 

over lots and lots of time she has 

come to understand that it's one 

way I express myself. 

How many tattoos do you have? 

I currently have 47 tattoos that 

cover my body and the count is ever 

growing. 

Which tattoo hurt the most? 

Hands down, my hand ;P I think 

maybe because the skin is so thin but 

I remember wanting him to stop so 

bad. My artist was wonderful and 

got the most beautiful clean lines in 

and even with me not sitting still. I'm 

still a little hesitant to do my second 

hand and I still wanted to get a color 

pop behind the Squirrel Nut Zippers 

logo but I'm still mustering up the 

courage. 

What is your favorite tattoo? 

My favorite tattoo is my tiki back piece, It's one of my most impressive 

tattoos. I have always had a big passion for tiki art and wanted a very 

large tattoo of one for years. When It came down to tattooing the rest 

of my back, I asked my talented tattoo artist Jesse Bob Cone to design 

it. There was only one condition to it's design, not to cover up my F 

holes I already had tattooed on my back. It took JBob only one night to 

design it and it fit perfectly, so perfect I almost cried! I love it not only 

because I love tikis but it's impressive how another artist can create 

something that fits you so well. 

What inspired you to turn your body into a canvas 

of beautiful art? 

I think my mom did, she always talked about 

wanting a little tattoo on her inner ankle, how 

she thought that was super sexy. So, I naturally I 

thought the same and started getting tattooed as 

soon as I got my chance. If she could have ever 

imagined that her statement would have had such 

an impact. 

I've always been into art, and I find the ability to 

decorate your body with pictures of who you are 

is such an awesome thought. 

Who is your favorite tattoo artist? 

Wow that’s really hard to say, I do have my top 

guys who have tattooed me the most. These 

guys are awesome! They have truly done some 

amazing pieces on me and that’s why I go back to 

them. When you’re sitting in a chair going through 

lots of pain its good to know you feel comfortable 

with the person touching you. It's also comforting 

to know its going to be worth it at the end thats 

why going to a great tattooist is important. 

In order of amount of tattoos on me: 

(Four or more tattoos) 

Jesse Bob Cone @jessebobtattoo 

Pancho Placas @pancho_placas 

Thomas Morgan @thomasmorgan 

Chance Ewing @nochance 

Do you attend any tattoo conventions? 

Yes! I love attending tattoo conventions, some of 

my body art has won 1st place at a few. I also get 

the opportunity to attend them when getting hired 

to vend or do promo modeling. I hope to attend a 

few this year. 

Any advice for aspiring alternative/ tattooed 

models? 

Don't rush, think about what you want tattooed 

and go to a good artist even if it's expensive. In the 

long run you will be happy with what you get and 

save more money. As for modeling, be reliable 

and ready to work and remember to always do 

your best because its not just your time. 

Where can we see more of you? 

http://greenorchidcreatio.wixsite.com/ 

greenorchidscreation 

https://www.facebook.com/ 

GreenOrchidsCreation 

https://www.instagram.com/greenorchid 

modelmayhem.com/greenorchid 

Greenorchidscreation.etsy.com 

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Jay Valadez 

What inspired you to become a tattoo artist? 

Just being around the local tattoo parlor. My mom would drag me into them while she got a tattoo and to see the finished 

product fascinated me. 

Do you remember the first tattoo that you ever done? 

Yes, at 13 I gave myself an Old English "J" on my ankle. I hid that thing till about 15. 

How would you describe your tattooing style? 

I don't really have a style, but I gear my art towards traditional. I love everything about it. 

What has been the most difficult place for you to tattoo a man / woman? 

Necks are hard for me. I try my hardest not to do them. 

Do you have any tats? If so how many? 

Yes I do, to many to count. 

Did you do any of them yourself? 

Yes, several 

What is your best tattoo horror story? 

I can't narrow it down to one but I do hate the classic "mover". That person that can't stop laughing and reaching for there 

phone. 

What is your take on people getting drunk and then getting inked? 

Drunk people make bad decisions. Come back when your sober. 

What is the craziest tattoo you ever put on someone? 

I tattooed a good friend of mine on his ass. He has "your name" on his right cheek. 

How big was largest tattoo you’ve ever done? 

I'm currently working on a full color peacock that goes from waist to knee. I have about 20 hours in it and maybe another 5. 

Are there any tattoo artists that inspire you? 

Yes alot, but I really like Luke Wessmans style. He's got some great stuff. 

What’s the secret to being a great tattoo artist? 

Hardwork and dedication. 

What is your favorite tattoo done by you? 

I did a black and grey piece a few month back of The Plauge Doctor. It's turning into a full sock, I'm really 

excited about that one. 

For a first timer, where would you recommend they get a tattoo to experience the least amount of pain? 

For the first timer I always recommend the ankle. 

Words of advice for anyone that wants to become a tattoo artist? 

Find an artist you like and ask them to apprentice you.Work harder than your did the day before. Never stop 

learning. 


Where can we get inked by you and see more of your work? 

instagram: @ traditional_j 

Kings Tattoos 2957 S. Westmorland, Dallas, TX (214) 316-7541 

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Tell the readers who you are and where 

you’re from? 

I go by Screalla (Former Dipset Recording 

Artist) born and raised in Chicago, 

internationally known, nationally 

recognized, and locally accepted. 

Lyrically how would you describe your 

style? 

My style is very unique, I have a style that 

is very adaptable to any and every track 

that I get on. I can rap fast, and slow but 

at the same time give you lyrical content 

that will make you think and visualize the 

story that I'm telling you keeping things in 

a chronological order that always makes a 

lot of sense. 

What’s been going on since you graced 

the cover of our Issue 10 – THE BLACK 

& WHITE ISSUE? 

I have been running my businesses (Blue 

Smoke, Drunk Life Clothing, and Blue 

Angels Modeling) as well as doing a lot 

of traveling and living in the Dominican 

Republic. I recently just got picked up 

as a producer at www.Just4Beats.com 

based out of London U.K. headed by 

a gentleman by the name of Damon 

Richards. 

You have a new project about to drop, 

The PIMP CHRONICLES. What can 

you tell us about that? 

Pimp Chronicles is a very unique project 

in itself. I have had this idea in my head for 

a long time but I was so busy doing other 

things, that I had to put it off for a while 

I also had to figure out what direction I 

wanted to go in as far as the production and 

beats. So one day I woke up and had the 

whole concept for the project and started 

to make and sample a lot of artist from the 

90's like Escape, Keith Sweat, H-town and 

a few others. This project is just an EP to 

put out because I have been handling other 

business and haven't been on the forefront 

as far as music goes in a little while. I also 

have some of my people on the EP that have 

been doing their thing in different states. 

So by the time this EP drops at the end of 

February people will know Don Byti Balla, 

Choosin Season, and Ivy Leauge. This EP 

will be available on all the major streaming 

stores like iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify, 

GooglePlay, iHeart Radio, and a few more. 

Pimping ain’t easy, but we see that you do 

it quite well. What do you attribute that 

to? 

Watching the older kats in the game and 

getting close to them seeing how they 

move and them being my mentors. I have 

been doing this for some time now but I 

always have been one to follow the rules 

of the game and in return it has giving me a 

lot of rewards. I get a lot of respect in this 

particular world because I show nothing 

but respect to the individuals that's apart of 

that world as well. And I can not forget the 

"Queen" Debbie The Glass Lady which 

is the mother of all the P's, the Queen 

and the originator of the world famous 

"Pimp Cup" used by celebrities all over the 

world. She is a very spiritual woman and 

makes sure that she always prays for each 

and every one of us so that god is always 

watching over us when we out traveling 

and moving around. She has played a very 

big role with me being as successful as I 

am as far as this P world goes. 

What inspired you to go in that direction 

musically on this project? 

Well I wanted to bring back the feel of real 

music and give people that special feeling 

they had when they first heard those songs 

drop. It's a special vibe that everyone can ride 

to and may even bring up some old memories 

and fun times people had when they first 

heard these songs on the radio. I already had 

a few calls saying "I know exactly where 

I was when I first heard this song". So this 

project will bring people back to those special 

places and times in their lives when things 

where really good and it was safe to actually 

be outside and really hanging out and kick 

it, and plus it's just some really smooth riding 

music and give you a little peak inside my life 

and some of the things I have been through in 

the game. 

Tell us about your crazy food game. 

You’realways posting images of great meals. 

I have always been what you call an 

adventurous eater. I have no idea where it 

came from but I always like to eat and try 

different foods from different cultures. My 

friends and family say that I'm expensive and 

that I spend too much money on the things 

I eat, but I tell them that you have to enjoy 

life and think and eat outside the box lol. But 

seriously I do travel a lot and I have been 

traveling outside the country for a while now 

and it's a different experience when you go 

to different countries and try their food. I 

encourage everyone at least once in life to try 

something that you never thought you would 

eat and I promise you if you go to the right 

establishment you may just surprise yourself. I 

plan on one day just taking all the pictures of 

food that I have and have tried and making a 

book out of it...... so people can see the things 

I eat and if they are up for it, to go out and try 

some of the things that I put in the book. 


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Do you think that battels should stay on wax or be 

addressed on different platforms? 

For the most part I believe it should stay on wax but 

at the same time some individuals take it to far and hit 

that point of no return. I feel like if you not really about 

what you rapping about, then just leave it alone because 

that other person might really be about that in real life 

or might have people around them that feed that ego 

and make them get up and be about that life so they 

can keep up a certain reputation. Battles have been in 

music since the beginning of time, but now you just 

have people that get embarrassed and their feelings get 

hurt, now that want to take it to a whole different level. 

What direction do you see rap music going in the next 

2-5 years? 

Well I don't know if people are really paying attention, 

but things are coming right back around in a full circle. 

Lyrics are coming back, more musical beats are coming 

back, a lot of the veterans in the game are coming back 

better then ever and reinventing themselves. It's already 

being changed and reformatted as we speak. 

In your opinion, what was the cause of mumble rap 

and will it be around in the future? 

This mumble rap thing is already phasing out. It will 

not be a "thing" in the future because like I said the 

veterans as well as a few new artists I been hearing are 

changing that and bringing back more lyrical content. 

I think this whole mumble rap with the new generation 

came about because the "OG's" sat down and took a 

back seat and let them shine, nothing wrong with that. 

But as time went on it started to get out of hand, every 

artist started to sound the same, so now looking at 

what I have been seeing lately, the vets had enough and 

started to come back and show them how it's supposed 

to be done. After Ebro and the hot 97 crew started to 

make the younger generation freestyle live and no one 

could come up with anything or wasn't making any 

sense and embarrassing themselves, I think that's when 

people starting really realizing that this is about to be 

extinct. So now you see the resurgence of people like 

Juelz Santana, Jim Jones, Jay-Z even coming back hard, 

T.I.P. coming show his skills on a political aspect, and 

it's a lot of veterans that's really coming with it, this is 

just to name a few. 

What is the next thing on the table for Screalla? 

Well I'm doing more of production now more so over 

rapping, I have tapped into the Dominican market and 

they love what I have to offer so I'm trying to make a 

name over there. Me and. Y crew "4240 Hustle Squad" 

we have been working on this project "Kingz of Tha 

Kitchen 2: The (Re-Up) and going to the Dominican 

Republic shooting videos for this project. I have been 

in talks with Charlie Baltimore about a tv show she has 

coming out that I might be doing some production on. 

I'm really just trying to get my hands into a little bIt of 

everything and be a while rounded businessman and 

not just a producer and an artist, I have a lot to offer as 

far as business goes and now people are really starting 

to realize that. 

If you could work with any artist in their prime, just 1, 

dead or alive who would it be? 

Soulja Slim, that was one of the realist artist that ever 

lived. I say this because he did not sugar coat anything, 

what he said was what he meant and that was it. He 

was cool, laid back, but would let you know what it was 

with no problem and if you crossed that line then you 

had to deal with whatever came your way. 

From where do you draw your inspiration to create 

music? 

Really just life, things I see, places I been, experiences 

and a lot of things I have done and been through 1st 

hand. I don't like to fabricate things when it comes to 

my music, I don't write lyrics when I record, everything 

is from memory and I can picture the exact situation 

that I'm telling you about and that's how I'm able to 

tell stories in a chronological order because it's like an 

out of body experience and I'm standing in the room 

watching everything happen and I'm just explaining it 

to the listener word for word as it's happening. 

Who’s on your play list? 

Of course the squad 4240 Hustle Squad, Rick Ross, my 

homie Fiend (Formerly of No Limit) I produced some 

tracks for him as well, Curren$y, Ralo Tha Pimp, a lot 

of 70's old school music, and some Dominican music. 

Where can we see and see more of Screalla? 

You can find my beats on www.just4beats.com/screalla 

www.instagram.com/international screalla 

www.facebook.com/screallabse 

or you can also google "Screalla" and it's all kind of 

things that will come up..... 

Appreciate the "Wave" Magazine for rocking with me 

and be on the lookout for "Pimp Chronicles" at the end 

of this month..... CHuuuCH 


Which of your tattoos has the 

most meaning? 

I think my NIghtmare Before 

Christmas Sleeve has the most 

meaning because its something 

for my dad that i lost a good relationship 

with. Lets just say Christianity 

and father that i was possessed 

by it. I was obsessed with 

Jack and Sally and I was 13 years 

old so that explains I was an emo 

kid haha. Anyways, I was raised 

in a Christian household with my 

grandfather being a pastor and 

my dad thought I was possessed 

by the movie. Therefore, they got 

rid of all my NBC merchandise 

and apparel and made a ritual 

which was quite scarring so I got 

it tattooed on me because they 

can’t take that away from me. 

What was your first tattoo? 

My first tattoo was a pink flower 

on my shoulder. 

How many tattoos do you have? 

I normally say 1 because they all 

combine haha. 

Which tattoo hurt the most? 

I would have to say all over my 

stomach killed ribs and sternum 

especially. 

What is your favorite tattoo? 

Jack and Sally on the Hill 

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What inspired you to turn 

your body into a canvas of 

beautiful art? 

My dad has a lot of tattoos 

and I was so intrigued by 

them I was wanted them 

as a kid. 

Who is your favorite 

tattoo artist? 

Maya Giernet 

Do you attend any tattoo 

conventions? 

Nope not yet. 

Any advice for aspiring 

alternative / tattoo models? 

Just do you and try not to 

get an ego also be original. 

Where can we see more 

of you? 

Instagram: @itsjennakitti 

Facebook.com/ 

Ihatejennakitti Twitter. 

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Who me? 

I wait for no one 

-Time 

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