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WHEN BRANDS GET UNDER YOUR SKIN

Some people love to wear T-shirts or hats bearing the logos of their favorite companies. These passionate fans have gone a step further.

YouTube

BreeAnn Streng, Grand Rapids, Michigan

“The best thing about YouTube is I can totally open up, showing my tattoos and piercings without having to censor myself or

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