Au Vodka, which hit the headlines for the fake tattoo it applied to social media star Jake Paul's arm, has now invited the people of Swansea to come along and have their own real one done - and they'll get paid handsomely for doing so.
People will be paid up to £250 if they have a tattoo of the brand's blue raspberry bottle. The company has said it will match the amount and donate another £250 to cancer charity Maggie's for each tattoo.
It comes after the publicity campaign which saw 26-year-old YouTube influencer Jake Paul appear to have the brand tattooed on his arm just days before his big fight with Tommy Fury, which he lost by split decision. It was said that he had been paid $250,000 for the privilege after being challenged by DJ Charlie Sloth, who is in partnership with Charlie Morgan and Jackson Quinn.
