NBA star tattoos are all too common, and playing tattoos here is a fad. Some are tattooed with their own beliefs, some are tattooed with their lovers, in short, each tattoo has a different meaning behind him. Nowadays, many NBA stars like tattoos Chinese tattoos, and they are full of interest in Chinese characters. But basic NBA stars don't know Chinese, so many Chinese tattoos appear on them, which is really funny. Take a look at the Chinese tattoos that are hilarious in the NBA today.
Chandler, who played in the CBA during the NBA shutdown, got Chinese tattoo on his arm. He tattooed the words "money gets" tattooed on his arm, and I don't know if it was because he was too happy to make money or if he was fooled by the tattoo artist.
Sean May has little visibility in the NBA, and in the league he just plays soy sauce. However, this time he fully attracted the attention of Chinese fans, not because of his good ball skills, but because of the word "yes" on his arm. I don't know if he said that his skills were OK, or if he looked okay?
Salmons, not to mention, old fans don't necessarily know. His tattoo is even more frightening, directly tattooed with the words "coffin guy" tattooed on his arm. As far as the three words of coffin guy are concerned, many of us are taboo, he is tattooed directly on the arm. Maybe he thought the name was cool, or he was just fooled.
Marion is even more exaggerated, his calf tattooed with the words "Magic Bird Camphor" 3 words. Looking at this tattoo, it feels like Marion is still a literary youth, and his name is like the name of the villain in the anime. Maybe he just thought these 3 words looked good, and then he directly tattooed it.
Ken Young Martin is an NBA violent big forward and a quasi-All-Star at his peak. Suffering from gain and loss is to describe a person's hesitant personality and not being decisive enough, which is a shortcoming, and the result is that Martin is tattooed directly on the arm. Maybe his personality is really like this, otherwise his achievements as a leader are too ordinary.