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Viral rapper sold his forehead as a billboard, $1,000 a tattoo, podcast guest says

A roughly two-minute Juice Unlocked Clips excerpt under the banner "He turned a VIRAL Rapper's Forehead into a billboard." The left half shows a still of a heavily tattooed young man with a red circle and arrow pointing to a logo on his forehead, above a flaming "Amor Tequila" heart logo. The right half shows the guest in a camo cap at a podcast mic, laughing as he explains selling logo tattoos on the rapper's head for $1,000 each, with cutaways to a second man in a black hoodie and a brief shot of a man at a microphone under green light.

Would you tattoo a logo on your forehead for $1,000? A guest on a Juice Unlocked podcast clip, posted Jan. 8, 2026, and tagged in Santa Ana, says one viral rapper did, more than once.

The guest said the rapper tagged in the post, @jurfavxboyfriend, ended up with several sponsor tattoos on his head. "Each tat was going for a rack," he said. A rack is slang for $1,000, the figure in Juice Unlocked's caption.

How the deal happened

In the clip, the rapper is introduced as someone who went viral for a song. Asked how he got the logo onto the rapper's forehead, the guest said the rapper came to him wanting to make money. "I ended up selling maybe like six, seven of them tattoos," he said, adding that he also put a tequila brand's logo on the rapper's forehead. That logo, a flaming heart reading "Amor Tequila," is printed on the clip's cover next to a photo of the rapper with a red circle around his forehead.

Asked if he felt bad, the guest said no. The rapper was already tattooed, just not on his face, the conversation noted, and the guest added, "I at least made him some feria," Spanish slang for money.

“Each tat was going for a rack, you know what I mean?”

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"The buzz is gone"

The guest said the money went fast. A few days later, he said, the rapper messaged him asking to get more tattoo deals going. "And I told him, bro, the buzz is gone," he said.

He framed it as a lesson for anyone who blows up online: "You got to capitalize while it's hot."

“I at least made him some feria.”

Podcast guest

“And that's what I try to tell a lot of these people in these positions that you got to capitalize while it's hot.”

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“Because the internet, as soon as, you know, they'll break you as soon as they made you.”

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