Drake might have eroticism defincountless of chart topping songs, but if we're being honest, he doesn't have the best track record when it comes to his tattoos.
This week, the 6 god added three more inked illustrations to his body thanks to Swedish tattoo artist Niki Norberg, and don't worry, they all surpass your Drake tattoo expectations.
SEE ALSO: Drake unleashed a passionate rant against Trump during a London tour stopThe first is not too surprising, considering Drake has expressed that he is a fan of Sade. In loving tribute of the singer, he got her portrait inked on his ribcage.
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The next one is a little more unexpected.
While at the tattoo parlor, the OVO mogul got none other than the fragrance your favorite MCM used in the '80s—Drakkar Noir. This is not fake news. He really does now have a little Drakkar Noir bottle, slightly tilted, sitting on his shoulder.
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Drake's Twitter handle back in the day was @drakkardnoir, so this throwback makes at least a little bit of sense.
On top of all that, Drizzy celebrated the release of his playlist More Life by tattooing the pink flower (🌺 ) that's been tied with the project through his social media presence.
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You keep doing you, Drake. More life, more tattoos.
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