Blueface Explains Prison Face Tattoos

Since his release from prison, Blueface has been making headlines for various reasons, from his relationships to his music. Now, the California rapper is shedding light on the new face tattoos he acquired during his time behind bars. In a recent interview with VladTV, he broke down the meanings behind the fresh ink.

Tattoos Inspired by Prison Visits and Identity

Blueface revealed that his exes, Chrisean Rock and Jaidyn Alexis, visited him in prison. He even mentioned getting Chrisean’s name tattooed, though he plans to cover it up with a Bentley logo featuring a ‘C’. He explained that his prison tattoos were partly about affirming his identity and dealing with the dependency he felt on Chrisean during that time.

He also touched on Chrisean’s own face tattoo of him, expressing that she was supportive in the beginning. However, the focus quickly shifted to his own new facial artwork, which he detailed for DJ Vlad.

Decoding the Ink: From ‘Fly’ to ‘No Warning Shots’

• A paper plane signifies he’s “fly.”
• An MLB logo represents that he’s “slid before.”
• The YSL logo is associated with the School Yard Crips.
• The Chase Bank logo means “I chase bank, bank with Chase.”
• A Washington Nationals logo because “my hood is on Washington.”
• Poker chips symbolize high-stakes gambling.
• Sergeant stripes represent his status.
• “No Warning Shots” references prison rules.

Blueface admitted that getting new ink in jail is against the rules, but revealed that inmates with tattoo guns would often provide the service discreetly in cells. He even got a write-up for his new tattoos.

Interestingly, Blueface stated that the only condition under which he’d consider removing his face tattoos is if his daughter disapproves. He wrote on social media that she is the “most important girl in my life” and her opinion would be the sole reason he’d even consider removal. Given the buzz around his release and new look, fans will be watching closely.