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Here's What to Know About Adam Levine's Giant Mermaid Back Tattoo

What to Know About Adam Levine's Mermaid Tattoo
What to Know About Adam Levine's Mermaid Tattoo
It's no secret that Adam Levine likes a tattoo. The <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDfiVrHTJNM" id="cea05f79-6f97-33ee-a969-2d2374c82758"> Maroon 5 </a> singer, who didn't fail to take his shirt off during a somewhat lackluster Super Bowl performance this year, has ink all over his torso and arms. For the musician's recent 40th birthday, his wife <a href="https://www.countryliving.com/life/entertainment/a26933660/adam-levine-behati-prinsloo-racy-photo-instagram/" id="0e9ea337-c80f-...
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"40 is just a number, but it looks damn good on you," Behati Prinsloo, a Victoria's Secret model, wrote alongside a photo of the couple getting hot and heavy on the beach. "I wake up every morning more in love with you....happy birthday to my WHOLE LIFE. Youre so cool youre so cool youre so cool."

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Even among the many, many tattoos that Levine sports, one sticks out in the photo with Prinsloo: the image of another woman on his back. The large tattoo right in the center of his chest depicts a mermaid holding, yes, a skull.

And it's not just any mermaid. As Mashable pointed out in its analysis of the tattoo-which Levine had finished in 2016-it's a winged mermaid dominating his back. Mermaids are often symbols of seduction, luring in sailors and the like, and it's fair to say that Maroon 5's frontman is consumed with seduction. Maybe the mermaid's skull is a souvenir she kept from a paramour?

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It appears that in getting the ink, Levine covered up his old "Frankie Girl" tattoo honoring his late dog. As he shared on Instagram, the singer spent six months to get the piece finished. It was done by tattoo artist Bryan Randolph who is, in Levine's words, "the DUDE."

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