Lil Uzi Vert trolled for ‘wanting to look like Michael Jackson’ as he plans to get his tattoos removed

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Rapper Lil Uzi Vert triggered a flurry of light-hearted responses recently when he disclosed his desire to get rid of his tattoos and transition into a more corporate image.

Adding to the buzz, Uzi recently surprised fans by announcing that his most recent album, 'LUV is Rage 3,' would mark his final musical endeavor.

He recently declared his intention to retire from the music industry and venture into the women's clothing business.

Lil Uzi Vert confesses he doesn't like his tattoos

Uzi is extensively adorned with tattoos, boasting of approximately 54 inked designs, as reported by Body Art Guru.

During a recent interview with 'LA Weekly', as per Billboard, the 28-year-old artist was asked about his favorite tattoo. In response, Uzi candidly stated, “None of them.”

He went on to elaborate, “I’m trying to get them removed. All of them… I want to go corporate.”

While Uzi didn't explicitly state the reason behind his decision to erase his tattoos, he had previously offered a glimpse of himself without ink.

A few days after Halloween, he shared a selfie featuring heavy makeup concealing all of his facial tattoos.

Internet users mock Lil Uzi Vert for his decision

Reacting to Uzi's statement that he wants to have his tattoos removed, a user wrote, "Seems too late."

A user shared a meme and wrote, "Bros skin is cooked."

Another user commented, "Blue wants to look like Michael jackson."

A user asserted that procedure would cost a lost of money and wrote, "Pretty sure that’s gonna cost a lot of money."

Another user called his tattoos a 'waste of money' and wrote, "He shouldn’t do that now, I thought he made his final decision by having them on his body now. What a waste of money!"

A user asserted that Uzi is clueless about what he wants. The user wrote, "I don’t think dude really knows what he want."

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