Blueface’s mother reprimands his GF over her massive tattoo blunder. Karlissa Saffold Harvey (mother) called out her son’s girlfriend for misspelling her son’s birth name. For those unversed, the 28-year-old rapper’s birth name is Johnathan Jamall Porter, and he goes by the stage name Blueface.
Blueface’s GF Nevaeh Akira called out by his mom
Blueface’s mother calls out his new GF, Nevaeh Akira, for apparently making a major tattoo blunder. For those unversed, the rapper’s ex-girlfriend, Chrisean Rock, got a portrait of him tattooed on her face while they were still in a steady relationship.
This week, however, she documented herself getting a tattoo removal laser and permanently removing the tattoo. In response, the “Thotiana” rapper showed off Akira getting his name tattooed on her face (via Complex).
However, it seems like this hasn’t gone down well with the rapper’s mother, who dragged his GF for the massive tattoo blunder on her Instagram. Akira’s face tattoo appears to read “Jonathan,” while his mother revealed her son’s name is actually “Johnathan.”
She wrote on Instagram, “If y’all want to know how to spell my son’s name, read the Bible. John 3:16 is a famous Bible verse from the Gospel of John, stating, ‘For God so loved the world, that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him will have everlasting life.’”
The Instagram post was accompanied by a colorful background with some more text on it. The text read, “If y’all trying to spell my son’s name, just read the Bible for the spelling before referencing Bible verse John 3:16.”
However, the “Holy Moly” rapper has no qualms with Akira’s tattoo and even praised her on his Instagram stories. He wrote, “You know you ain’t doing no cover-ups, no laser removal, none of that weak s**t,” while shading his ex (via Complex).
Fans are having a field day in the comments section, poking fun at this unexpectedly hilarious situation. Users are questioning why Harvey is pinning the blame on her son’s GF when he doesn’t mind the misspelled name.
One fan wrote, “I’m confused why he doesn’t tell them it’s spelled wrong.” Another fan similarly commented, “Why He Never Correct Them? Is It Not Present During The Tattoo Session?” A third fan penned, “Why didn’t he tell her it was wrong??? Lord smh,” accompanied by laughing emojis. Finally, one fan chimed, “That’s embarrassing asf actually.”
