Getting a tattoo can be a significant commitment. That said, it’s essential to ensure that you get exactly what you want. This is what Arkansas native Destinie Meadors did, and she chose a cowboy-inspired design for her neck. The TikToker desired to honor the prominent rodeo culture in the landlocked state.
A Permanent Mistake
Meadors did not anticipate for the tattoo to not go as intended. Thankfully, she is now able to see the funny side of the situation and has taken to social media to make light of it. The TikToker went to a tattoo parlor and requested that the artist tattoo a common cowboy greeting on her neck. She described her experience in a TikTok video that included a picture of the tattoo she desired. Under the ear, there is a simple text that reads “HOWDY.”
The greeting is fairly common even outside of the rodeo world, and the majority of the people know how to spell it. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for the tattoo artist who inked Meadors, and it is reasonable to say that the tattoo did not meet her expectations.
Tattoo Artists Should Use Autocorrect
Meadors shared the photo of what she received, exposing the tattoo artist’s error on her neck. She had the letters “HODWY” on her neck! On the plus side, it was at least written in the same font. Meadors was speechless and expressed her shock in her TikTok post, recalling that she and her tattoo artist had a good laugh. Nonetheless, people in the comment section could not help but laugh at this unfortunate inking.
One user jokingly asked “No autocorrect?” while another one asked if she tipped the tattoo artist. A third individual commented that this confuses them as every time they get a tattoo on their body, stuff like this should be double-checked.
Elizabeth Banks Didn’t Like How the 2019 Charlie’s Angels Was Marketed
The now-beloved Charlie’s Angels began as a series in the ’70s, with its first movie produced in 2000. The most recent reboot happened in 2019 — produced and written by Elizabeth Banks. Recently, Banks opened up about how she wishes the movie wasn’t marketed as just for girls and the difficulties of being a female producer in Hollywood.
The Charlie’s Angels Reboot Didn’t Do Well
Charlie’s Angels (2019) followed the story of a team of secret agents unraveling an international conspiracy to turn an energy conservation device into a weapon, as tasked by their mysterious boss. Cast in the role of our three protagonists were Kristen Stewart, Ella Balinska, and Naomi Scott. Banks wrote, produced, and also starred in the movie, so it was certainly a labor of love and a lot of invested time and effort by the talented actress and all those involved.
Banks Was Unhappy With the Marketing Disconnect
Unfortunately, the movie didn’t quite achieve success at the box office. When asked about it in an interview, Banks revealed her dissatisfaction with the way the movie was marketed as it didn’t align with her vision. In her opinion, it was promoted mainly to the female audience whereas it was her goal to create an action movie that everyone could enjoy. Banks explained that it can be difficult for a female producer and writer to do things in Hollywood and that she was only able to make an action movie because it starred female characters.
The Producer Is Proud of the Film
In addition to saying that she wishes that Charlie’s Angels wasn’t marketed as just for girls, she reiterates that she’s proud of the movie and everyone’s performance in it. The actress and producer expressed her joy at being able to introduce Ella Belinska to the world, to see Kristen Stewart in a light and funny role, and how much she loved working with the iconic Sir Patrick Stewart.