The hosts discuss the extreme body modification trend of eyeball tattooing, explaining the dangerous procedure and its risks.
Original TransmissionsIn this episode, the conversation begins with discussion about someone associated with the Illuminati who got body modifications, which leads to a broader conversation about extreme body modification trends. The main focus shifts to eyeball tattooing, a dangerous procedure where ink is injected directly into the eyeball using syringes to change the eye color, typically to black. The hosts explain how the procedure works, noting that it involves injecting ink into eyeball capillaries and can result in blindness if done incorrectly. They discuss how there are very few professional practitioners of this extreme modification, with apparently only one highly skilled practitioner in the country who charges around $10,000 per eye. The conversation includes consideration of calling tattoo shops to inquire about the procedure, though this idea is ultimately discouraged.
A participant vows to get a fan-designed 'BKG' tattoo with an angry cat design anywhere on their body (except their face) if approved by someone called Bea.
A discussion about shock content, body modification, and the normalization of extreme displays for attention and entertainment.
A casual conversation featuring Trix/Psyche with Caesar (her boyfriend) discussing tongue piercings, tarot readings, and personal anecdotes.
A casual conversation about tattoo pricing and experiences, focusing on a recent BKG tattoo featuring an angry black cat design.
Psyche hosts an open panel discussion while preparing for and eventually going on a date with someone he met on Grindr, showing off his new 'BKG' (Be's Kitty Gang) tattoo featuring his cat Lenore.
An episode featuring crude rap battles and commentary targeting celebrity culture, specifically the Kardashians and BBL (Brazilian Butt Lift) procedures.
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