Russian rapper's Putin tattoo sparks trend amid sham elections

Russian rapper Jacques-Anthony got a tattoo of Vladimir Putin's image on his forearm. The musician gathered many praises for his "patriotic" act. Not only that—he inspired a woman who got a tattoo of Putin's likeness on her chest. This is how people try to support their president.

Sham presidential elections in Russia are approaching. Observers from all over the world have no illusions that the reigning dictator, Vladimir Putin, will win. Only the margin of victory is disputed. Will Putin gain more than 80 percent of support?

Despite the assured victory, Putin is actively campaigning. A few days ago, he compared himself to... God. In an attempt to bask in the media buzz surrounding the elections, Russian rapper Jacques-Anthony has allied himself with the sycophants of the current president.

The 32-year-old decided to openly support the Russian dictator in true "rapper style". On social media, he showcased his new tattoo on his forearm – the image of Vladimir Putin.

The first followers of the rapper-propagandist of the Kremlin have already made an appearance. This includes a mature woman who also got a tattoo of the Russian president's likeness. She chose an unusual place for it — a picture with Putin's face on her chest. The issue was highlighted on the X(Twitter) platform by Anton Heraszczenko.

Russian rapper Jacques-Anthony got a tattoo with Putin's face. Russians were delighted. A Putin fan from the "Putin units" also got a tattoo with Putin on her chest. By the way, it looks good there. I wonder if Medvedev has a tattoo featuring Putin. If so, where...? - we read in Heraszczenko's post.

It is not known whether the tattoo on the woman's chest is genuine. In the video, it appears as though it was painted with paint. Nevertheless, the woman proudly poses with the drawing on her décolleté. She also encourages voting — of course, for Putin.

Jacques-Anthony, I support you today and your tattoo of Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin. It's so cool. You are so brave and determined. I support you. Look at me! We vote for Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin. He is our president. He is and always will be - the tattooed woman says in the video recording.

The "elections" for president in Russia are scheduled for March 15-17. Residents of occupied territories in Ukraine had the "privilege" to cast their votes already on March 14, Greenwich Time. The result is predetermined. Putin will rule Russia with an iron hand for the coming years. Tattoos inspired by the dictator will most likely remain for years.