The last song of Ariana Grande, "7 rings," was very successful and given that Ariana loves it as a creation, decided to cost a tattoo. Here it is. Japanese symbols for "seven" and "rings." Pleasant, right?

As is commonplace with tattoos in foreign languages, these symbols really translate into "seven" and "rings", but when united, they are translated into "shichirin," "a small charcoal carrier."

The fans immediately pointed out and the singer wiped the picture, but we all know that nothing is online. "I forgot '? ? ?' that is supposed to be in the middle. It is a lot more, but it looks nice anyway. I would not have endured the pain even for a symbol more, "Ariana wrote in Twitter.

Then, he asked to quit her and her chagrin.

However, the tattoo will fade quickly. Palm skin regenerates faster than any other part of the body.

What have we taught children today? Foreign language tattoos should be made by those who speak the languages in question. Thanks, the other.