Can you believe we’re already at part ten of our fan tattoo feature interviews with 5FDP fans? We can’t.
We’ve been overwhelmed by the responses from you all and the amount of ink we’ve been sent. We still have many more weeks ahead and are always on the look out for new ink to be featured.
This week Michelle from the USA shares her amazing Battle Born Knucklehead themed ink piece – we’re loving it! Scroll on to find out how the design came together, how long it took to get ink and the story behind the ink.
Name: Michelle
Location: Southern California
How many Five Finger Death Punch tattoos do you have? One
How long did the tattoo(s) take to get done? Did you have to have multiple sessions with your artist? Four or Five hours. One session
What made you decide to have the band inked on you? FFDP helped me through one of the most darkest times in my life. Their music was a bit of light in my darkness, making me feel like I wasn’t alone in that dark abyss. It was like they were going through my storm with me, every step of the way. I can relate to their music through lyrics, melodies and riffs. Plus they are an amazing bunch of guys. They are real people that seem to really get it. So it only made sense to immortalize them forever.
Have any of the band members seen your ink? Ivan Moody has seen it via social media. Not sure about the others.
How did you decide on what design to pick for the tattoo(s)? I took a few different designs that spoke to me and blended them into my own creation that resembled a bit of me and my chaos. I chose to add the chains and the words Battle Born because through the ashes a warrior was battle born, breaking the chains that had bound me in the darkness.
Do you have any plans to get any more 5FDP themed tattoos in the future?
Possibly. I have toyed around with the idea.
Got 5FDP ink you want to share with the Five Finger Death Punch global fan community and what to be featured in a future edition? Get in touch via our contact form or talk to us on social media. All you need do is complete a short Q&A and send us a photo of your ink.