

One fan took to twitter, writing “for those who are confused, ariana grande got a tattoo on her hand in japanese intended to spell out “7 rings” and posted it on instagram (now deleted), but japanese people in the comments started saying how the REAL translation is bbq grill. In celebration of her new hit single, '7 Rings,' pop star Ariana Grande got a new tattoo on the palm of her hand, paying homage to the song and its music video. To celebrate her new single ‘7 rings’, Ariana got the phrase ‘seventh circle’ tattooed onto her left palm - or so she thought. And her 144 million Instagram followers had a lot to say, eventually causing Grande to remove the post. Grande’s Instagram of the palm of her hand garnered more than 658,000 likes and more than 12,000 comments in under an hour of being posted. She intended to tattoo “7 Rings” in Japanese, but she actually received was “portable clay stove used for cooking.” So basically, Grande got a tattoo on the palm of her hand that means BBQ grill. Ariana Grande got a Japanese tattoo this week to celebrate her hit single 7 Rings, and, unfortunately, it did not say 7 Rings. Grande tattooed two Japanese symbols on her palm (arguably the most painful area to get a tattoo), but the intended meaning was very wrong. Ariana Grande Misspelled Her '7 Rings' Tattoo The ink actually translates to 'shichirin,' which is a small grill. In trying to celebrate her success and commemorate her hit single with a tattoo, it seems the singer accidentally tattooed the wrong word permanently on her hand. She has great taste or well, we thought she did until Ariana Grande’s recent “7 Rings” tattoo fail on Instagram on Tuesday.

Grande, especially this year, has had a knack for writing songs that resonate with fans and, really, all popular media consumers. According to Forbes, it actually broke several streaming records. Ariana Grande’s most recent single, “7 Rings,” hit the tops of the U.S.
