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Offset Pays Tribute To Takeoff With Gigantic Back Tattoo [Photos]
Information gathered by ghlatest.net indicates American rapper, Offset has paid tribute to his deceased relative and former collaborator by tattooing the rapper’s face on his back.
The newly made tattoo was made public via a recent post shared on his official Instagram page a few hours ago.
The Atlanta rapper’s new tattoo serves as a reminder of his late relative’s legacy with Migos, a music group which constitutes he and his cousins Quavo and Takeoff.
The caption to the post the newly made tattoo on his back was captioned “Love you 4L and after”.
Below is a photo of the full-back tattoo designed in honor of Takeoff.
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