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Man Gets Huge Monster Energy Drink Logo Tattooed On Chest, Company Reacts

The tattoo, featuring the company’s recognisable large "M" symbol, was shared on social media, with the image showing the surrounding skin red and inflamed.

Man Gets Huge Monster Energy Drink Logo Tattooed On Chest, Company Reacts

A man's bold decision to get the Monster Energy Drink logo tattooed across his chest has sparked amusement online. The tattoo, featuring the company's recognisable large "M" symbol, was shared on social media platform X. The image showed the surrounding skin red and inflamed, indicating the ink was freshly done. 

The tattoo drew attention for its size, as the large "M" – designed to resemble three claw marks – was placed prominently on the man's chest, covering much of the space. While the man seemed proud of his new ink, Monster Energy's response on social media was far from enthusiastic. 

The energy drink company replied to the viral post with a humorous comment, saying, “Kinda wish we never saw this.” 

The remark quickly gained traction, with many users chiming in. 

“That makes two of us,” a user agreed with the company.

“Definitely lost a bet,” another user remarked. 

Someone shared that they had debated getting a Monster tattoo, saying, “just don't know where to have it. Lol, I have seen a Skateboarder (I forgot his name) got a full chest tat and gets free monsters for life or something. That's something I might have to do, but; I will stick with what's coming for now.”

The energy-drink company commented asking to “send pics” when he does. 

“Imagine being so devoted to monster energy that you get this tattoo, and then monster denounces it,” a comment read.

Someone agreed, saying, “I have a feeling that's not the response from you that he was hoping for.”

This isn't the first time someone has gotten a drink logo tattooed. Earlier, a man posted a photo of his "Spite" tattoo – a misspelled tribute to the popular Sprite soda. "I love my Spite can and temporary tattoo. Dude, not going deep enough on the 'y' wasn't intentional, but it sure is appropriate, haha," the man shared his amusing error with the internet. 

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