I know, before you all start, I know.
Oh god, Lauren, what has she done now?
Why are we here talking about
Ariel Dejesus again now?
And I know I did say in my last Ariel
DeJesus video that I probably won't
make anymore content on her, unless
she does something super problematic and
um, surprise surprise, here we are, what
three, four weeks later after that video.
Well I'm here talking about her again!
There's a new revelation and, um,
you're gonna just wanna buckle up
for this one, honestly. So,
a quick recap for those of you
that don't know who the person I'm about
to speak about is or you need a little
refresher or what have you
I have got a few videos on this person
already, I will leave a link down below to
those I should probably just make a
playlist at this point so I'll leave a
link down below to that, but yes
A quick introduction to Ariel DeJesus.
Ariel is a tattoo artist in Texas
She owns her own tattoo studio called
Blindfold Tattoo's, and she does this
thing on social media called
Blindfold Tattoo's
She'll ask her tattoo clients to pick
three subject matters and she'll make a
tattoo out of them.
And then she blindfolds them for what
reason, I don't know
so it's a surprise, I guess
and yeah, she'll do the tattoo and film
her clients' reactions, and most people
do end up seeming very very happy with the
results, but every tattoo enthusiast out
there, or even people that aren't really
into tattoos, um, can see that there is a
problem with Ariel's tattoos.
She brags about rushing her tattoos
she will do a whole big leg piece within
like, two or three hours.
The linework is terrible.
Ariel also steals other people's artwork
whether that be from Pinterest or other
tattoo artists' tattoos.
I don't know if she's ever had an original
idea in her whole entire life.
Ariel has done an abundance of problematic
things throughout the past year,
two years, three years, however long she
has been pretty popular with on social
media, she is mainly known on TikTok
that's where her biggest audience is
and there is just a whole big list of
things that Ariel has done, from
training her daughter who, at the moment
I think is twelve years old, to tattoo.
I think she said she taught her daughter
to tattoo at six years old.
Ariel has also left her daughter to tattoo
in her tattoo studio by herself, you know
like this young girl tattooing strangers.
And there is no laws against it, trust me
I've combed through Texas tattoo laws
there is, like, no laws against Ariel's
daughter tattooing, it's very very icky to
me, though, still.
Like, that's just not right.
Ariel's tattoo hygienic practices are very
very very questionable.
She also claims that she runs an
'all-female run' tattoo studio, but in the
background, you'll just see her husband
walking about. That's not an 'all-female
run' tattoo studio, if you ask me.
And there is honestly so many more things
that Ariel has done, but I want to keep
this brief, short and sweet, and if you
want to know more then of course, like I
said, I have more videos on Ariel.
So, there is new things happening within
the Ariel DeJesus universe right now.
I got a message from the lovely Justine
Lucy who I've mentioned a few times across
my channel, she is a wonderful tattoo
artist, very very very talented, and she
also sometimes makes tattoo-related
content, mainly on TikTok.
Anyway, she messaged me on Instagram and
she was like, "Hey, have you seen, like,
this new Ariel DeJesus situation going
on?" and I was like, "Oh, god, what now?
Like, what now? Seriously, can we have a
month off?" Like, it's every month with
this woman, I swear.
So, Justine sent me a couple of links
for me to look into, all of this, and oh,
honey... let's start. Let's just start ok?
So, the person that's made a couple of
TikToks about this situation's name isn't
listed anywhere on her profile, so I'm
just gonna call her Okie because her
username is okie_lady48.
So, her name's Okie, okay? Okie, okay?
So, anyway, Okie, on the 15th of August
uploaded this image on TikTok, it's
literally just the picture, it's a selfie
and then on it says
"Headed to Texas tomorrow to see Ariel
DeJesus, hubby getting a tattoo".
So, this is like, the day before the
appointment, and everything seems good,
everything seems fine.
She's just very excited about the fact
that she's going to go see Ariel DeJesus
and her husband is about to get a tattoo
by her. Standard behaviour, right?
On this TikTok picture upload that are
your standard comments that you would see
on a post like this from, you know,
followers, and people passing by
there's comments that say, "Drive Safe!"
Another one says, "Looking beautiful!"
Another one says, "Can't wait to see it!"
You know, nice, wholesome comments!
Everything seems good right now, alright?
Yeah, okay, great. Oh boy.
You know what's coming.
Then, two days afterwards on the 17th of
August, Okie uploaded a TikTok that has a
picture of a before and after of her
husband's tattoo.
In this TikTok, Okie asks a very very
loaded question.
"Went to Ariel over in Fortworth, Texas.
This is the before, and this is the after.
It is a cover-up, keep in mind, okay?
So, y'all, let me know in the comments
what you actually think. Please don't
spare anything. I wanna know the truth"
Yeah. So, I mean, if you have to ask, then
you know something's wrong, right?
If you have to ask "Oh, is my tattoo bad?"
it's like you already know the answer.
You know, like, if you have to ask you
subconsciously probably already know the
answer to this, okay?
This for a cover-up is terrible.
This for a tattoo is terrible.
Let's be serious, if it was a tattoo
alone, it's terrible, but as a cover-up,
it's even worse because you can still see
the original tattoo underneath it.
Of course, as always, with, um, Ariel,
the linework is absolutely horrendous,
the circles around the top of the helmet
thing are just...
I mean, there is absolutely no
structure to them.
And this photo that you're seeing
right now is of it fresh.
And when you first get a tattoo,
everything is a lot more saturated,
a lot more darker.
As this tattoo heals, and as we will see
later in this video,
more of the original tattoo peeks through,
of course, because everything starts to
settle down and heal.
We have a closeup as well of this, okay,
and please just tell me that...
how can you send a client out of the door
with this quality of work and be okay with
it? Like, what is going on in this
section right here, please and thank you.
So, it was a comment from Olivia,
who has made quite a few, um, TikToks
about Ariel, she kind of keeps everyone up
to date on what is happening in Ariel
world, okay, she commented saying,
"Man, she did you dirty. I'm so sorry.
As a coverup artist, this could've been so
much better."
Which I completely agree with.
Okie replied saying, "Right, like it was
25 years old," which was the original
tattoo, "and lightened up so much it
wouldn't have been hard. I'm disgusted
that we didn't do better research."
The thing to me with this is
Ariel has so much work on her TikTok
account, she uploads at least once a day
if not multiple times a day.
There is so much evidence, oh my goodness
the ghost of Ariel's trying to choke me.
There is so much evidence on Ariel's
TikTok that she is a terrible, way below
average tattoo artist, is kind of, like,
there's enough proof there, like, all we
have to do is scroll through for like
ten minutes and that's enough research
in my opinion, when it comes to Ariel
you know, you don't have to dig too deep
to find out that she isn't a great tattoo
artist, but I guess sometimes people just
don't have an eye for what's good and
what's bad when it comes to tattoos.
Which is understandable.
If you don't have a huge interest in
it, you're not gonna know.
"I'm sorry hun, it looks so bad, needs a
lot of fixing. Hope you find someone
amazing."
"Thank you so much, it does look worse day
by day, the ink is coming out, so I am
praying it all ends up falling out.
Make a good cover-up easier then.
Just gotta let it heal," which is true,
if you've just had a tattoo, you need to
wait at least four weeks to eight weeks
until you can do more tattooing on that
area, you know?
"I'm an artist, it's absolute crap.
I don't get why anyone goes to her after
seeing her TikTok.
The linework is the most shaky I have ever
seen, the proportions are off, the shading
is... I don't even know."
"Yeah, we didn't see all that in the
tattoos we looked at, but we aren't
professional, and haven't messed with a
tattoo in over 25 years, and never at a
shop, always at friends' homes.
Lesson learned."
God.
Oh, I mean you all know my feelings toward
home tattooing, but...
We're basically dealing with people here
that have zero interest within tattoos
okay, so I'm not gonna be pointing fingers
at them too much for not knowing that much
when it comes to tattoos.
Because we were all there once,
weren't we?
I was once upon a time.
"I think it needs shading for sure,
but yeah, they need to add more details
and honestly, I think you need to go back
to them and speak to a manager."
Ariel is the manager of this tattoo studio
so, there's no one higher than Ariel.
Okie then asked in her TikTok
if anybody knows of any cover-up artists
within the Oklahoma area
cause her husband wants it dealt with.
Okay, like her husband wants it gone.
"And also, anybody know any Oklahoma
artists that are good at shading, and
covering up raspberry blood, that would be
awesome too. Tag them, tag them in this.
Let's get this out there to people that
can fix this for my poor husband."
Luckily, as always when something like
this happens within the tattoo universe,
lots of tattoo enthusiasts and tattoo
lovers, and tattoo artists and artists
come forward and try and help people in
these situtations.
There were literally artists from all over
the world offering their help,
when it comes to, like, covering this up.
And it was honestly so wholesome to scroll
through the comments and see comments
that were like that,
this is truly what the tattoo community
is all about.
And like I was just saying, Okie's husband
is probably gonna have to wait at least
4-8 weeks until this can be dealt with,
but as Ariel did the absolute bare minumum
with this tattoo, it should honestly be a
pretty easy fix.
To be honest with you, it just needs
to be darkened up, so so much,
and then to go over the linework a bit
just to make it a little bit more smooth
and saturated, you know?
It just needs a lot of tweaking.
Okie then goes on to talk about Ariel as a
person.
"This is a picture of me and her.
I think she is super super super nice,
me and her got along very very good.
She's a very nice person, she has a great
sense of humour, um, and, she was super
nice. I just hate that the tattoo turned
out the way it did."
This doesn't surprise me, to be honest
with you.
I've discussed Ariel's personality and
behaviour towards her clients before,
and I have said in the past, she does seem
incredibly sweet and, you know, like,
friendly and bubbly.
A big part of me kind of does believe that
this is all for cameras.
You know, she films literally every tattoo
appointment that she has,
so there's always cameras about and
what have you.
I'd love to know what she's like when
there is no cameras about,
like is she like this all the time?
Or is it just for show?
I feel like she tries to keep up this
persona of the fact that she is super
sweet and super nice to her clients.
Cause then if anybody says anything bad
about her, well, you're just a hater.
"Look, I'm just a sweet, lovely woman,
I just want to do my tattoos, and I just
wanna make everything so accessible for
everyone, I charge very cheaply, I do it
very quickly so you're in and out the door
I'm very nice to you.
You know, if you come up against me,
then you're just evil. You're horrible."
That's pretty much what Ariel's MO is
to me, anyway.
Now, like I just said, Ariel films pretty
much every client that walks through
the door.
So of course, we have an Ariel point of
view of Okie's husband getting this tattoo
So let's meet Okie's husband.
"Are you ready for this?"
"I am."
"Okay, sweet. Do me a favour,
state your name and where you're from."
"Uh, Nathan Smith, Yukon Oklahoma."
"Oklahoma! Awesome."
Wonderful, wholesome!
He seems great, right?
He seems like your average, middle-aged
man, just there to get a cover-up,
so let's take a look at his reaction to
the tattoo that Ariel did.
"Very cool."
"Is that cool?"
"Look at that splash of red in there."
Sorry, I'm so sorry. Like, what is...
Let's watch that again. Should we watch
that again? Let's watch that again.
"Very cool."
"Is that cool?"
"Look at that splash of red in there."
Oh, boy. I have honestly been more
enthused going for a blood test, okay?
I have had more excitement for the nurse
doing my blood test, than this man has for
that tattoo, and I freaking hate blood
tests, okay?
"Is that cool?"
Of course, some people aren't very emotive
and don't show a lot of emotion
and I will take that into account
but, uh, his reaction...
it just seems like he's just a little bit
disappointed, you know?
Just a little bit, you know?
he just doesn't seem that enthused
about it.
"Is that cool?"
Okie uploaded another TikTok on the 17th
of August talking about people's reaction
to her husband's tattoo.
"Just sitting here, we got back from
running some errands.
He got quite a few compliments on
his tattoo. That it was sick, it was bad
A-S-S, it was, um, cool as F,
so it's not bad.
It looks good if you're not right up on it
and if you don't now what the cover-up
was behind it.
If you don't know what the tattoo
was behind it, I don't think you're
going to notice it."
I don't know who these people
are, or why they are commenting on
her husband's tattoo, to be honest with
you, unless they're going up to people
and being like,
"What do you think about this tattoo"
which of course, if someone does that,
you're probably gonna be nice about
it, you're not gonna be like,
"Ugh, that's ugly",
unless you're ballsy.
There's also a chance that the people that
are saying that this is good
just think it's good!
Depending on how many tattoos you've
been exposed to in your life
there are a lot of people out there that
just don't know much about tattoos at all
and then will see a tattoo and just be
like, "yeah, that looks cool."
Because they've never been exposed to a
decent tattoo before.
But if you have seen a lot of tattoos
before, if you have a lot of tattoos
yourself, then you can look at this
tattoo and be like,
"Yeah, that's not great."
And it gets worse.
Like I mentioned earlier, this tattoo is
healing like garbage.
"Okay guys, look.
This is literally, it won't even be seven
full days until tonight at 8PM.
Can you not see all the washout?
I don't even know what to say."
Seriously, what is this for a cover-up.
A cover-up, you're meant to get rid of
the old tattoo as much as you most
possibly can.
This looks like a blastover to me.
Cause you can still see a lot of the old
original tattoo, which is not what you're
meant to do with a cover-up, okay?
This is honestly so disappointing to see,
but honestly not shocking at all.
I'm not really shocked at how this is
healing.
How can Ariel continue to deliver this
type of shoddy work over and over and over
again, and expect to get away with it?
Like, this is probably the first time
someone has actually created a fuss.
When it comes to someone getting an Ariel
tattoo, I feel like most people, kind of,
either end up liking it because they don't
know any better,
or they kind of just keep quiet, or they
go to other tattoo artists and
then get their Ariel tattoos covered up.
"The original was one of those
$100 blindfold tattoos that are so
infamous in Texas.
So this whole tattoo is really really
raised, especially, like, all the spots
where all the lines meet,
it's like a big knot underneath her skin.
So that's gonna be one of the challenges
that we have to go through today,
scar tissue is full of collagen and does
not like to hold tattoo ink, um,
this one right here is the worst
this little bump.
It's probably the size of a BB,
like, if you could feel this.
But, um, we're gonna make it disappear
today."
Now you're probably wondering what Okie's
husband Nathan's real feelings are towards
this tattoo, because as you have probably
noticed, the only person that's doing
all the talking here is Okie.
Well, Okie's husband has let his feelings
be known in one of Okie's TikToks.
"Just to set the record straight, uh,
I... I do hate the tattoo.
I, I mean, originally, for the first 8, 12
hours or so, you know,
and it does, it looks better than what was
there, you know, I didn't like that.
I like the design, but again, that's
something we took in there to her
and, uh, was told it would be a cover-up
but it did not cover-up and... yeah.
Not happy."
Ugh, yikes.
I mean, as much as it is entertaining to
dunk on more Ariel DeJesus tattoos,
and, you know, just show how terrible her
tattoo skills are,
it truly does suck for the people behind
the tattoos, the tattoo clients that end
up with these terrible tattoos.
Tattoo disappointment is awful.
Trying to fix terrible tattoos is a whole
process, and Nathan is gonna have to go
through this again.
He had a very old tattoo from his younger
years, wanted it to be covered up, and he
thought, 'well, let's just do this cover
up, and then it's done, don't have to deal
with it anymore, don't even have to think
about it anymore'.
And now, he's gonna have to go through this
whole process again by having this tattoo
fixed.
And this is obviously not something he
didn't expect that he would have to deal
with.
You know, when you get a cover-up,
you think, 'well, anything is better than
this old thing.'
And when you go for a cover-up, you have
so much hope that the cover-up is gonna be
so freaking awesome, you're gonna end up
loving that part of your body again,
but for Nathan, that hasn't been the case,
and he's just gonna have to go through
more tattooing and more healing, and it's
just... it's really really sad.
Nathan then goes on to talk about the fact
that him and his wife Okie are actually
en route to go and see another tattoo
artist to see if anything can be done with
what is going on there.
"Anyways, we... we are on our way to, uh,
have a guy closer to where we live
take a look at it, tell us what it'll take
to fix it.
Uh, so hopefully here in a month when this
is healed, uh, we can get in and get this
fixed, uh, unless he thinks it's better
to just cover the whole thing up.
I guess we'll see what he says."
And then, oh boy.
This is when it starts to get really
freaking juicy.
So, because of Okie's TikToks, Ariel did
get a bit of backlash on her TikTok that
she had uploaded of Nathan getting the
tattoo, okay?
Ariel did an absolute dirty one, okay?
Like, she is so petty she is constantly
fighting for her life
out on TikTok and trying to save her
reputation, and it just never works.
But anyway, Ariel uploaded a TikTok
responding to a comment that said,
"The way he's already reaching out to
other shops for a coverup"
Instead of Ariel filming a video
addressing the whole situation and saying
"Hey, you know what? Like, I've seen this.
I'm really sorry if Nathan, or Okie's
husband isn't happy with the tattoo,
maybe I can try and fix it or try and,
you know, rectify the situation."
Instead of, like, being nice and
apologising and saying,
"Oh my gosh, I'm sorry that you are having
this issue, and your tattoo isn't healing
the way you want it to heal."
She uploaded a section of a TikTok that
Okie had uploaded, I know that's kind of
confusing, but you'll see what I mean here
"And he's happy! So, as long has he's
happy, that's all that matters."
So yes, in one of Okie's earlier TikToks
she did say that yes, her husband was
happy with the tattoo, to start off with,
okay? This was early days.
But guess what, this may be a shock to
Ariel and some other people, I don't know,
um, but people can and will and are
allowed to change their mind.
Surprise! Woo!
And to be honest, his reaction to when he
first saw the tattoo is enough for me to
solidify the fact that he was never 100%
sure on the tattoo anyway.
"Is that cool?"
So, Ariel thinking that she's got a
'gotcha!' moment here, is so funny to me.
It's just like, what do you think you're
doing here? Because you're... no.
You aren't doing what you think you're
doing.
Now here's where it gets juicier, okay?
This is Okie's response to Ariel's TikTok.
"So, there you go! Ariel trying to take
things out of context.
He said himself he hates the tattoo.
You want to try change things to make your
side look good, when that's not gonna work
here hun.
Yeah, 12 hours, but we also didn't get
home 'til midnight, cause you were two and
a half hours behind, because of health
inspectors that you had to pay off
to keep your business open."
I... oh! Girl, I...
So, um, this actually isn't that shocking
to me, per se, because like I've discussed
in a couple of my Ariel DeJesus videos,
Ariel's hygiene practices for a tattoo
artist...
They're shockingly bad.
Like, cross-contamination everywhere,
you know?
I feel like Ariel's tattoos do the talking
for her as well.
If she is willing to rush a tattoo and do
things very half-assed, then what else is
she doing very rushed, and half-assed
when it comes to hygienic standards and
what have you, like...
Is that studio even clean? When was the
last time the floors were mopped?
Do you know what I'm saying?
There is probably health code violations
everywhere within that tattoo studio.
"So, we don't get to make it home 'til
midnight.
So, you know, we take the wrap off and
I'm like, "oh my god! I can see half of
your tattoo!"
And he was like, "nuh uh, really?"
And so we're both like, 'oh my god'.
Well, when he had his first wash
half of that ink right there
came off. Gone. Poof!
And every day since then,
when he washes it with his antibacterial
soap..."
"Dial Unscented."
"Dial Unscented. Yes. More ink just ch-ch-
Like, I can see the entire part of the
skull now. All of it, it's there.
Both eyes. The nose. All of the top set of
teeth, bottom set of teeth, the entire
bottom of the knife, almost all the
flames. It's all shown through now.
Because she done such crap work.
Sorry that my husband was happier with
crap work than something he got 25 years
ago.
From somebody that was just a friend of
his when they were drunk.
Like, you can't take that as a compliment.
And if you do, that's pretty freaking sad.
Peace! We'll let you know what the new
tattoo guy says. Bye!"
She did not come to play.
Okay? Okie did not come to play, she read
Ariel to filth!
Like I've said, the way this tattoo is
healing doesn't shock me in any way.
And it also goes to show the fact that you
can like a tattoo to start off with, but
then if you notice that it's healing like
crap, you're allowed to change your mind
and say, "ooh, no, I don't like the way
this is healing, this does not look good."
As we can tell, Okie is ride or die for
her man. And she will stop at nothing when
someone has done her man wrong.
And this is the case, okay? Like, she, oh.
If it ain't like this, I don't want it.
Okie went to the depths of hell, AKA she
scrolled very very very far down on
Ariel's TikTok page,
a place that not many have ever been,
I've never done it myself because again,
Ariel uploads at least once a day,
multiple times a day.
There is a lot of content on there,
you'd be there for ages scrolling, okay?
I don't have the patience for that.
And I don't think anyone else has ever
had the patience for that.
But Okie did, okay? Because she's not
stopping at anything.
And Okie come across this content from
Ariel, of Ariel, doing dentistry work.
So, Okie uploaded a TikTok carousel of
screenshots of Ariel's dentistry work
from 2021.
Now Ariel has claimed that she is a tattoo
artist of 12+ years at this point.
Um, so, why is a tattoo artist of 12-ish
years playing dentist?
Someone said on this TikTok carousel:
"Please say sike."
Okie replied, "No, I got this from her
page before she deleted it and blocked
me."
Again, I have not attempted to scroll down
to 2021 Ariel content, I'd be there for...
a long time.
So, I'd forgot that TikTok now does this
thing where you can organise someone's
TikToks, you can do it by oldest, so I did
that on Ariel's TikTok profile,
scrolled down a little bit, and, um,
I eventually come across the old dentistry
posts, uh, there it is, yep.
There it is, right there, it's still
there. It's still there.
Here we go, here's some beautiful teeth
pictures.
Beautiful. Love that.
I was going to mention this, but I only
saw one other creator say it,
so I wasn't sure if it was true, but I'm
far from surprised.
Yes, I saw the interview where she said
she learned how to fillings, she used
acrylic and just thinks she is a dentist.
So, I was like, 'huh? What, there's
someone else talking about this? What's
going on here.'
So, of course, me being me, I was like,
"Who's talking about this,
what's happening here?"
So, you know, typey typey, Ariel DeJesus,
dentistry, in the TikTok search bar,
a TikTok come up from this TikTok creator
and tattoo artist, Anarchist Tattoos,
and in this TikTok that I come across
they document the fact that there was an
interview with Ariel that she did
dentistry work, just casually.
"So, Ariel had done an interview on
Voyage Dallas, and you would not believe
what else she does, aside from her
tattooing.
'Since then, I took on dentistry.
I realised when I brought fresh fruit to
street ministry none of the apples are
taken,' I think is what she meant,
'because most people were missing teeth,
or had really bad cavities. I learn how to
do temporary fillings, permanent fillings,
bridges, overlays etc. Anything that I can
learn and do in order to help someone in
need. The sky is the limit, and I will
learn how to do it.'
I mean, at this point, I consider her,
like a serial impersonator because
she didn't have a proper training for
tattooing, and she said it multiple times,
and I'm sure she doesn't have the proper
training and schooling and all the medical
degrees and whatnot needed for dentistry
and now she's performing some dentistry."
This truly was never the curveball I was
expecting from Ariel.
More crappy tattoos? Yes.
Maybe someone getting a pretty bad tattoo
infection, also yes.
But illegal dentistry? No, okay?
I would never ever assume or expect that
to be part of, you know, Ariel's archive.
But here we are.
What Ariel is doing, or was doing,
I don't think she's doing it anymore.
Or if she is, she's doing it on the down
low, and not posting it anywhere.
Because what she is or was doing
is highly illegal.
I wanted to check the laws in Texas
when it comes to dentistry,
just in case there's, you know, a loophole
or anything, but I don't think
Ariel can get away with this one, honestly
like with some of the crappy stuff she's
done within tattooing, she's managed to
get away with cause there's loopholes or
what have you,
but this one, no.
So, we have this subchapter insurance of
license to practice dentistry,
"License required.
A person may not practice or offer to
practice dentistry or dental surgery or
represent that the person practices
dentistry, unless the person holds a
license issued by the board.
An applicant for a license to practice
dentistry must be at least 21 years of age
and present proof of a graduation from a
dental school accredited by the commission
of dental accreditation of the American
Dental Association, or graduation from a
dental school that is not accredited by the
commission and successful completion of
training in an American Dental Association
approved speciality in an education
program accredited by the commission that
consists of the last 2 years of training.
As specified by the council of dental
education, the board shall grant a dental
license to an applicant that meets the
qualifications of this section, pays an
applicant fee set by the board, and
satisfactorily passes the examination
required by the board."
All of this stuff, I believe Ariel does
not possess in any way, shape or form.
Minus being over 21. She's nailed that
one. She's got that one down.
I also checked on this website where you
can see if someone has a license.
I obviously don't know much info about
Ariel, all I could put in was a location
and her name
I don't know if she has a license number,
but, yeah.
Nothing was coming up with the multiple
different ways that I tried to search for
her.
She learned to do this, God knows how,
I dread to think, honestly, some back
alley thing on YouTube, who the frick
knows, okay?
This whole thing is truly terrifying.
Could you imagine going to a dentist that
hasn't been to dental school, hasn't
learned everything you need to learn when
it comes to being a dentist.
Like, what the actual hell are you playing
at, Ariel?
Like, this is... beyond dangerous.
Like what the fuck...?
There's this comment that says,
"I just know she's putting some random
acrylic or something on top of these
cavities, she's not drilling, cleaning,
nothing, what the fuck."
"I think that's exactly what she is doing
and that truly terrifies me. Infections in
the teeth can spread so fast."
A good point.
I obviously don't know much about
dentistry or dental work or anything that
is not my field of expertise or interest
at all.
But what she was or is doing here is so
incredibly dangerous.
There is so much room for error when it
comes to dentistry, you know? Like,
oh god...
If you're just gonna put a random filling
over something that could be infected,
you're trapping that infection in there.
It's just a recipe for disaster!
And then there's this comment that pretty
much nails it on the head, it says,
"It's gonna take someone dying at this
rate to shut her down. I don't know how
people are thinking going to her is a good
idea for ANYTHING."
I fully agree.
It's gonna take someone being seriously
injured, for some type of authority to
take this seriously.
And even then, are they gonna take this
seriously, cause they might just be like,
"well, you know, accidents happen."
Blame it on the client or what have you.
Ariel's problematic practices are gonna
lead to someone coming close to death with
a serious infection, whether that's in
their mouth or on their skin
which can then lead to sepsis, okay, and
then, I don't know if you know this, but
sepsis is terrifying.
You can die from sepsis.
It is a horrible thing to go through.
Okie replied to this comment saying,
"I think the teeth is on a lot of homeless
so they wouldn't even know, sadly."
Which, obviously, we don't know.
We don't know if that's true or not, but
Ariel does have this whole motive of
wanting to help people.
She does this whole Tattooing for Christ
thing, she accepts big donations of food
or water in exchange for tattoos,
so then she can then donate this food and
water and what have you to homeless
shelters or those who need the food or
water.
"...wanna show everyone how you paid for
this tattoo?"
"Sports drinks too? Okay, cool!
And everything here...
That is awesome.
Got some deodorants, deodorants, whoops!
Toothpaste, socks, and...
Wipes! Disinfectant wipes."
The thing with Ariel is,
it's very obvious that she's trying to
help, because again she charges minimal
for her tattoos to make the tattoos
accessible for everybody, which, okay
great, but in exchange for that,
you are giving people terrible tattoos
and potentially harming them, or sending
them off, and then they are gonna have
to get tattooed by other artists,
and then they're spending more money
because Ariel has given them shoddy work.
"Is that cool?"
And with this whole dentistry thing as
well, a part of me thinks maybe she did
learn to do this however she learned how
to do it, I dread to think.
Because she wanted to help those that
didn't have money to go and see a dentist,
so she was like, 'oh, you know what?
Let me learn how to do this and I will
help those that are in pain, or that are
in need.
Like, okay, that's all well and good,
I see maybe you had good intentions
behind this, but shoddy dentistry work can
lead to a world of problems.
And especially if it is on homeless people
they have absolutely no access to dentists
should they be, you know, in a world of
pain.
Especially in America.
With peace and love, America, I'm sorry
your healthcare system is fucked, okay?
If you are poor or don't have enough money
or don't have health insurance, you are
fucked.
You will just put yourself in more debt,
or you just have to deal with the pain.
So I can see why Ariel thinks she is doing
a good thing here because she is helping
those that don't have enough money,
but in reality she isn't helping anybody
because you are making people go and get
cover-ups, you're gonna make people,
you know, have tooth infections.
I honestly, I hope that people that she
did do this dentistry work on are okay.
We'll never ever know if they are okay, or
were okay, or did they end up having to,
you know, go to the dentist and, oh god.
It's just...
I fully believe Ariel needs an
intervention.
Someone needs to grab a hold of her and
be like, 'what the hell are you doing?'
and tell her she needs to start acting
right, okay?
This is too much.
Because what's next?
What is next.
What is going on behind closed doors
because this whole dentistry thing has
gone under the radar for a little while
now, like, 2021, we're in 2024 now.
That's three years, okay?
What else from Ariel's past do we not know
about that could be even more problematic.
And honestly at this point, I don't think
there's anything that's ever gonna be
shocking to us now
because of this dentistry thing
like, someone's gonna find evidence of her
being some kind of surgeon next, you know?
For all we know, she's been performing
appendectomies. Is that how you say it?
Appendec- appendec-
Wow, my years of Grey's Anatomy, um,
knowledge, has just gone out the window.
Basically, I would not be shocked if Ariel
has been taking out people's appendici-
Appendici-
Appendixes!
Appendicitises.
It's time for Lauren to lay down, I think.
As much as I normally respect the hustle
of someone trying to help people,
I honestly feel like you should not be
doing stuff that you haven't been to
school for, you know, especially,
you know, with dentistry.
I feel like a lot of people can kind of
accept her tattoo work and her tattooing,
but I feel like a lot of people are gonna
draw the line at this dentistry thing.
And if that isn't the limit for people,
then what is?
What the hell is the limit here?
Because, like, again, does she need to
kill someone for people to take this
seriously?
But yeah, it'll be interesting to see how
all of this does play out.
Like I said in my last video, I won't do
anymore Ariel content unless something
pretty notable comes up.
There's no point in me continuously
bashing her tattoo work in loads of
different videos and what have you,
because, like, we get the point.
Her work is terrible.
But if something like this dentistry
comes up, or any news about this dentistry
thing, or what have you, then...
I'll keep you updated, I guess, if you
wanna see any updates.
But I feel like Ariel is just gonna create
more and more problems as time goes by
and, I don't know.
I hope somehow there is an end to it,
I don't know how the end is
because what can be done?
Alright, her tattoo studio gets shut down.
She's gonna work from home, let's be
serious.
She'll find a way to carry on tattooing
somehow, she'll open another
establishment somehow, or she'll get hired
in another tattoo studio, somehow.
I feel like Ariel's not gonna stop at
anything, you know?
Oh god...
But yeah, anyways.
That is it for today's video.
I just wanna say thank you so much for
being here and watching
I appreciate you all so so much
and until my next video, I hope you all