Teddy and Ceaser are disappointed in Bae.Ĭeaser returns from his Costa Rica vacation and he and Teddy receive an update about what happened at the Battle of the Sexes competition. They just have to take it one day at a time. This news causes Spyder to break down in tears but Desiree assures him everything will be fine.
And while there isn’t a cure, there are different forms of treatment to make the pain less intense. He’s told that he most likely has a medical condition called Trigeminal neuralgia. Spyder and his wife Desiree go to another doctor to see if they can finally find out what’s going on with him. But he wants her to take some choreography classes first after she fell off the stage during her performance at his artist showcase. He wants them to work together so Krystal can put out her first song. Teddy meets up with Krystal in the studio. Spyder finds out what’s causing his chronic pain. However, this is nothing to celebrate because both clients complained about their experiences. If no one felt confident enough to do the tattoo the client wanted, they should have told her they weren’t equipped to do it. In fact, if it wasn’t a competition going on, she would have referred the client to an artist that specializes in full-color tattoos.Īs for Puma, he says it would have been better for them to be honest. Vanity then says she wasn’t all that confident about it either and she wouldn’t normally do that kind of tattoo at the 125th shop. Everyone else “chickened out.” And Krystal only feels confident doing black and grey tattoos. Full-color tattoos are something that she and others artists at Black Ink don’t feel comfortable doing.Įven Krystal admits no one else had the courage to do the tattoo but Vanity. But if she felt Bae was out of line, she would have stepped in at that moment. The competition was a failure even though there was a winner.Īfter Bae storms out of the shop, Vanity says she understands how the client feels. In her opinion, she wasn’t even thinking about race, just the tattoo. The whole point of the Black Ink brand is to be a service tailored to black people of all shades.īae is upset because she never intended to offend anyone. So even though Bae only wanted to warn the client that certain colors could fade on her skin, there was a better way to relay this message. And some can be self-conscious about their skin tone. Puma and others explain that dark-skinned people deal with unfair situations. Although Bae never said it specifically, the client felt like she was basically told that she couldn’t get a full-color tattoo because she’s too dark. Photo Credit: VH1/YouTube Puma breaks down things from the client’s perspective.Īfter the tattoo competition, Young Bae returns to the shop and learns from Puma that the client said she didn’t have a good experience.
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