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So let's go inside and witness the big movement shaping the tribal culture phenomenon, Innxpion. Here we are with Matt and Abe, who's just doing some shading on Abe's back here, the grudge. Matt, how long have you been in the industry for and what made you decide to become a Tadduata artist? I've been working at this shop for around three and a half years and I just, I really just fell into it. It wasn't something I went, I physically thought about doing or anything So how are you feeling Abe? Pretty relaxed. Pretty relaxed? Is it painful? I usually do the first five or ten minutes, it takes a while to get used to it but after that you'll get into it. What are your thoughts on the youth taking out Tadduata? I definitely lean more towards them being a little bit more mature. I think they need sort of, the sc I'd rather take their time and choose something that's quite individual. What made you decide to get this Tadduata? I just have a strong admiration for Japanese horror and back in the grudge is groundbreaking Asian horror. So why not? Have you experienced stigma or negative attitudes because you are a Tadduata or you have Tadduas? Yeah, I think you're always going to experience that but it's becoming more and more recognised as an art-based thing. So a lot of people sort of recognise it's not such a bad thing and it's a positive thing and a lot of people get a lot out of it. So I think it's definitely changing and improving for the better. What was your first Tadduata? My first Tadduata was my two Tadduas on my shoulders. Okay, yeah. Are they the ones that Matt's covering up? Yes, he is indeed. I got them when I was a lot younger and I just wanted to get Tadduata for the sake of being Tadduata. As I got older I got more respect for the art and had more direction on what I wanted to get. Do you consider yourself as an artist or something Definitely. I am an artist, that's what I do. I'm a Tadduata artist, it's the different part of it. I do a lot of other drawing and painting and things And that's Augusteens from Tadduata. It's an extra provision from Tadduata because you can't do one. I don'think you can do one without the other. I think you must paint or draw because it helps your Tadduata more if you can focus on your art of it. Not just picking up something off the wall. Do you have any advice for people wanting to get a Tadduata? Oh plenty. Make sure you choose the right artist as well. Something you can gel with and they can work with the ideas that you want. Just be totally sure of yourself and be aware that people are going to take you differently once you've gone. Matt and I would It's been very insightful and we wish you all the best. Alright, thanks for providing Tadduata. That's fine.
