DBN Gogo Gets New Tattoo on Her Head, South Africans Horrified: “She Is Going Through a Lot”

DBN Gogo Gets New Tattoo on Her Head, South Africans Horrified: “She Is Going Through a Lot”

  • DBN Gogo recently gave fans a look into her tattoo session when she got the back of her head inked
  • The DJ/ producer had netizens raving over her new ink and praised her tattoo artist's work
  • However, other South Africans were horrified, questioning and judging Gogo's decision
  • Briefly News caught up with Gogo's tattoo artist, who shared more details about his work
DBN Gogo showed off her new tattoo
DBN Gogo got a tattoo on the back of her head. Images: dbngogo
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DBN Gogo is sporting some new ink after getting a tattoo on her head, and of course, netizens had plenty to say.

A look inside DBN Gogo's tattoo session

DBN Gogo is living la vida loca and when she's not doing shows or releasing amazing music, she's exploring new hair colours and recently, body art.

The Amapiano star recently gave fans something to talk about when she booked a tattoo session. But this time, instead of getting some work done on her arms, Gogo had a professional tattoo artist, larnelle.art, work on her head.

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Larnelle, who runs a studio in Maputo, Mozambique and another in Boksburg, Gauteng, called The Muzeom, told Briefly News that he has been tattooing for nearly six years.

He shared a cool video of his work on Gogo, from sketching the piece to finally putting needle to skin and producing a stunning geometric work of art.

Larnelle spoke in detail about this particular piece, saying head tattoos aren't as painful as they appear:

"Honestly, head and face tattoos are not as painful as you think. I say this confidently as I have both, and my pain tolerance is not high."

Meanwhile, Lego The Gifted, an experienced tattoo artist who recently worked on Sir Trill's neck tattoo, told Briefly News that people's pain tolerance is different.

Larnelle went on to break down the cost and duration to complete a piece Gogo's:

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"A piece like that would be around R5800 and takes around three hours."

Mzansi weighs in on DBN Gogo's new tattoo

Netizens raved over Gogo's new ink and praised her tattoo artist:

sashante_lee was impressed:

"You did that, brother. You definitely did the things."

dbngogo was happy:

"Look what you’ve done, thank you again! Cannot wait to complete it."

k_dub_Kula had FOMO:

"How badly I want to do my head."

Meanwhile, others mocked the DJ and claimed it was the effects of her breakup with Focalistic:

Moshe_Meso wrote:

"DBN Gogo is the last airbender!"

BC_Ngwenya said:

"Foca did irreversible damage."

MoneyyMannTT was stunned:

"Women are crazy, man. Tattoo artists are even crazier for doing this."

Crasythings wasn't impressed:

"Whoever told her this was a good idea doesn't love her."

JohannesNdlang1 claimed:

"She is going through a lot."

DJ Fresh shows off new tattoos

In an earlier report, Briefly News shared online reactions to a photo of DJ Fresh's thigh tattoos.

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Mzansi shamelessly dragged Fresh on his ink, while others bashed how he posed for the picture in the first place.

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Moroeng is an entertainment writer at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the content manager and, later, editor for HipHop Africa, where she honed her proofreading, leadership, and content management skills. Having begun her career as a content writer for Slikour OnLife, Moroba has over four years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and passed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za

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