The video starts with a group of friends discussing their desire for the best tattoo from a highly-rated shop versus a worst-reviewed shop. They decide to settle the matter through a game of rock-paper-scissors. The loser would have to get a tattoo from the worst-reviewed shop. One friend, Anthony, decides to get a Nike sign tattoo from the best-reviewed shop.
The video then cuts to Anthony getting the tattoo, with the tattoo artist pretending to make a mistake and drawing a line through the Nike logo, but coloring it in anyway. Anthony then gets a wrap to cover the tattoo while it heals.
The group then visits the worst-reviewed tattoo shop, where the friend who lost the rock-paper-scissors game gets a tattoo. The tattoo artist is revealed to be a new employee who has cleaned up the shop and improved its services. The friend gets his mother's name in Arabic tattooed on his wrist.
The video concludes with the friend showing off his new tattoo and discussing the experience of getting it. He rates the tattoo 10 out of 10, praising the shop's new management and the quality of the tattoo. He plans to get his father's name tattooed on the same spot in the future.
1. The speaker has a tattoo on his wrist, which he got from a "best review" tattoo shop in San Diego.
2. The tattoo features a Nike sign.
3. The speaker is planning to get a tattoo of his mother's name in Arabic from a "worst review" tattoo shop.
4. The "worst review" tattoo shop was previously run by a crew that gave a lot of bad vibes.
5. The speaker experienced discomfort at the tattoo shop due to the cleanliness and professionalism of the new staff.
6. The speaker is considering going back to the same tattoo shop to get his father's name in Arabic.
7. The speaker is planning a video where he will compare the tattoos he gets from the "best" and "worst" reviewed tattoo shops.
8. The speaker is considering a prank where the tattoo artist pretends to mess up the Nike logo tattoo.
9. The speaker is concerned about the potential pain and scarring of a tattoo.
10. The speaker is planning to subscribe to his YouTube channel to reach 14 million subscribers by 2020.