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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaKat Von D returns home to Los Angeles to realize her dream of opening her own tattoo shop. She soon has musicians and rising stars lining up at High Voltage Tattoo for her famous black and g... Ler tudoKat Von D returns home to Los Angeles to realize her dream of opening her own tattoo shop. She soon has musicians and rising stars lining up at High Voltage Tattoo for her famous black and grey ink designs.Kat Von D returns home to Los Angeles to realize her dream of opening her own tattoo shop. She soon has musicians and rising stars lining up at High Voltage Tattoo for her famous black and grey ink designs.
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Sure my rating is high, but the current rating set by others is much much to low. A reality show that hires actors?! No, they wouldn't do that. Really guys if you think reality shows are not staged WAKE UP! Some (like the Gene Simmons show) are extremely staged, while others not so much. This would fall into the not so much category. Do you really think Cat wants an idiot screwing up her shop? You can knock a show for what it is. Its like saying Star Wars would be good if it wasn't set in space! The inspirational stories are a part of the show, and people do get tattoos of their pets all the time. There is no cute factor to it, its just what some people like to do. If you don't like these things which really take up a majority of the show, Don't WATCH! After all its just a time killer nothing more.
Kay really needs to get a life outside of being addicted to tattoos. She and her cast of characters try really hard to make up fake story lines to attract viewers but I don't think it's working. Better if she had a show to remove her tattoos and try to be someone different.
So I know reality show's aren't real, but this one was so obvious! They clearly hired Aubrey and Liz (Liz Friedman's own website states she's an actress and was booked to star on LA INK....) they used cut scenes, face gestures, and almost every but of "drama" dialogue is copied and pasted together. Just watch some of it when there's drama you almost never see the person that's talking... It's because they're actually not having the conversation you think they are. The scene in which Liz get's fired is proof positive. That scene is the same exact one where they sit down with her supposedly days or weeks earlier on a previous episode and give her a warning, they're wearing the same clothes, and the same people in the background, and if you watch the scene if which she "get's fired" you'll see basically everything Kat says you don't actually see her say it, including the "you're fired" part. It's because they just cut and pasted her saying things from who knows when and put in into the scene, even though it's the same scene that they had her just getting a warning episodes earlier. The audio isn't even put together well - you can hear different background noises and her pitch and everything change's almost word to word...Blech. Kat is spore on the tattoo community and should deserves to go broke a live in a cave for allowing this to happen and pass it off as reality. Should have been a show about tattoo's, I cannot believe Cory Miller took any part of this.
The obviously staged drama
The terrible cuts
The horrible behaviour of almost all of them!!!
It's all bad The show is a glorified ad for D-list celebrities to market their 'projects' They were so awful to Aubrey (even though she was indeed a bit annoying) They reminded me of the typical empty-brained bullies you see in high schools.
It's all bad The show is a glorified ad for D-list celebrities to market their 'projects' They were so awful to Aubrey (even though she was indeed a bit annoying) They reminded me of the typical empty-brained bullies you see in high schools.
Art! Tattoos! Kat! All wonderful. THEN; a loser chick from the suburbs of nowhere comes to leech. THEN; the Jesse James drama (wasn't he happy with his own reality show?)...THEN; oh my, Jesse's been in a crash. THEN; my makeup line/my shoes/my clothing line...
Art? Tattoos? Where? When?
Click.
There were enjoyable moments when LA Ink was about just that...the world of tattooing and the local color of a city of ultimate creativity since its creation. It ended up as it always does, a giant yawn.
I am still an admirer of KVD's as a former tattoo artist (and I think she's beautiful), but I ignored all subsequent seasons of the show.
Art? Tattoos? Where? When?
Click.
There were enjoyable moments when LA Ink was about just that...the world of tattooing and the local color of a city of ultimate creativity since its creation. It ended up as it always does, a giant yawn.
I am still an admirer of KVD's as a former tattoo artist (and I think she's beautiful), but I ignored all subsequent seasons of the show.
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