Editing Interview:2020/09/10 Agent of Chaos
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It’s funny that Manson mentions his penmanship, because while he may not be giving out a lot of tattoos, he has seen countless tattoos of his signature on fans. “When I’m at meet-and-greets where people pay to meet me, which is insane,” Manson says, “I feel sometimes like Santa Claus in a weird way. I’m very conscious when signing, I don’t want it to look like shit. It’s a weird thing to have someone tattoo your signature on them. It’s flattering, of course. But it’s also odd. In some ways I feel obligated to make sure I maintain them as a fan so that they don’t feel like shit about getting the tattoo later.” | It’s funny that Manson mentions his penmanship, because while he may not be giving out a lot of tattoos, he has seen countless tattoos of his signature on fans. “When I’m at meet-and-greets where people pay to meet me, which is insane,” Manson says, “I feel sometimes like Santa Claus in a weird way. I’m very conscious when signing, I don’t want it to look like shit. It’s a weird thing to have someone tattoo your signature on them. It’s flattering, of course. But it’s also odd. In some ways I feel obligated to make sure I maintain them as a fan so that they don’t feel like shit about getting the tattoo later.” | ||
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