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Meet The Australian Tattoo Artist Who Gave Matching Tattoos To Steve Lacy, Kanye West And Lil Uzi Vert

She also gave The Kid Laroi his very first tattoo.

The internet broke yesterday in an unexpected way, with Lil Uzi Vert, Steve Lacy and Kanye West posting a picture of their matching tattoos. 

Steve Lacy revealed the ink posting on Instagram yesterday, with the tattoo's reading We Here Forever Technically, all written on their left biceps. 

It is not clear what inspired the tattoo's or why they even got them, could the most left field collab album of all time be coming?


All the artists have had close relationships in the past, with Ye and Lil Uzi Vert collaborating on Travis Scott's Watch in 2018, as well as Steve Lacy being around Ye's Donda album sessions last year.

Ye also co-signed Steve Lacy's latest record Gemini Rights, commenting on his social media that the "album is beautiful" and said that Lacy was "one of the most inspiring people on the planet."

The tattoo artist is Meza Fram, is originally from Melbourne, Australia and is currently based in LA. She has a range of high profile clients, which include giving The Kid Laroi his first ever tattoo, as well as taking care of artwork for the likes of Earl Sweatshirt, Rico Nasty, Jean Dawson and a whole heap more.

You can check out all of her work via her Instagram below, and if you happen to be in LA you can try make a booking. Goodluck though, as her emails are almost certainly flooded after the past 24 hours of mayhem!

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