A popular tattoo artist on TikTok has shared a horrific story with his followers about a weird and incredibly disgusting experience with a customer. Jamie Lo, who has 2.1 million followers on the app, claimed that he thought his customer’s shaking was just “nerves” until a “bodily fluid” landed on him.
Lo shared his short story along with trending audio of Wendy Williams saying, “Life could be worse,” before she adds, “not really.” According to him, the customer was shaking during the procedure; Lo, thinking nothing of it, assumed they were “nervous.”
In fact, he thought that they were so nervous that when he felt liquid land on him, he assumed it was the client’s sweat. However, as he describes it, “When I looked up they weren’t shaking and got a different bodily fluid on me.”
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Lo doesn’t specify exactly what the bodily fluid was, but viewers were quick to make their own assumptions, and it seems everyone’s minds jumped to the same conclusion. “What in the, please say it’s not what we think,” wrote one commenter.
Jamie Lo has some weird customers
Lo has shared some bizarre stories about his past clients, but this one takes the cake. Viewers were disgusted by the implication and one person even outright asked, “was the “they weren’t shaking” implying they were jacking off[?]” but the tattoo artist never confirmed whether that was what he was implying.
One viewer, who evidently came to the same conclusion as everyone else, claimed that Lo had experienced sexual assault: “I hope you called the police.” Another in the comments agreed, writing, “Well that’s SA.”
Others tried their best to come up with other, less sexual, explanations for the shaking and the liquid. “They were crying right? They were CRYING?” one person tried reasoning, “plot twist: dude was dry heaving and vomited on the artist. y’all jump to the weirdest conclusions.” another confidently added. Meanwhile a third demanded clarification from Lo himself, “there are so many bodily fluids it could be, story time NOW.”
Those who follow Jamie Lo advised that he “start evaluating your clients on arrival.” Honestly it seems as if Lo has seen it all, and he’s got an endless well of stories to share, from clients trying to scam him, to unknowingly tattooing something offensive on a police officer’s daughter.
In any case, this story has unnerved many, partly because it’s so vague. Lo didn’t say which bodily fluid landed on him, but he didn’t have to; most viewers are convinced they already know. Whether or not he called the cops is unclear.
