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Part 4: Lazy-Boy: I Would Never Collab w/ a Gang-Related Latino Rapper from Southern California
Part 2: Lazy-Boy on Getting First Head Tat at 15, Kids Getting Tatted at School During Lunch
Part 1: Lazy-Boy on Mexican Gang Members Aspiring to Do Life & Become Shot Callers from Prison
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Lazy-Boy opened up about the impact and regrets tied to his facial tattoos. His tattoos, which include symbols of Latin heritage, a Rolex logo, and tributes to local sports teams, have become a significant part of his persona. Yet, he candidly admits that they often elicit fear and discomfort in public settings, especially in "nicer areas" where he feels scrutinized. He detailed the story behind some of his tats, expressing regret over certain choices, particularly those made with poor-quality ink during a stint in jail. Despite considering laser removal to soften his intimidating appearance for his children's sake, he's chosen to keep them as they form a crucial part of his identity as an artist. Lazy-Boy also highlighted the detrimental effects his tattoos have had when dealing with law enforcement, citing increased harassment and profiling. However, he maintains that his respectful demeanor remains unchanged, regardless of others' perceptions.
