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Paris Jackson pays tribute to The Beatles’ John Lennon with this tattoo on her left arm. The tattoo features Lennon’s famous self-portrait drawing along with the lyrics “imagine all the people living life in peace” from his solo song “Imagine.”
It was done in September 2016 by Connor Garrity, who is the frontman for All Hail The Yeti as well as the owner of Los Angeles’ Timeless Tattoo parlor.
Juliet Simms is a huge fan of The Beatles and has two tattoos of their lyrics. About this tattoo, she tells: “It says ‘Happiness is a Warm Gun,’ which is one my favorite Beatles songs. I know what it’s about [heroin] and I don’t do that, but it is one my favorite Beatles songs.” Next to the lyrics is a little shotgun.
On the right side of her back, Juliet Simms has a tattoo of the lyrics “I Believe in Yesterday” from the Beatles’ song “Yesterday,” one of her favorite songs.
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Tini Stoessel’s wrist tattoo says “All you need is love” which is the title of a song by The Beatles. She got these lyrics tattooed on her right arm by artist Mariano Antonio in September 2013.
Katie Waissel has a tattoo along the side of her hand and forearm that says “Have Faith… Let It Be…” in two different fonts
Evan Rachel Wood has a diamond and swirls on the inside of her right ankle, covering up a previous tattoo. It’s inspired by the songs “Shine On You Crazy Diamond” by Pink Floyd and “Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds” by The Beatles.
Her original tattoo had the same theme but was more ambiguous. It was a combination of a strawberry and a bird with a tiny diamond next to it, representing The Beatles songs’ “Strawberry Fields Forever,” “Blackbird,” and “Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds.” She got the tattoo after acting in the musical film Across the Universe based on the music of The Beatles. However the tattoo was too detailed for its small size. She told People “Nobody can figure out what it is. It’s supposed to be a strawberry with leaves in the shape of a bird, but everybody says, ‘Is that a ferret sticking out of an apple?'”
With the cover-up she narrowed it down to just one theme and went for a clear and obvious shape.
