Being a tattoo artist meant you were used to all kinds of clients—nervous first-timers, seasoned collectors, and the occasional celebrity. Your phone buzzed late at night, and you almost ignored it—probably just another random DM. But then you saw the name.

Billie Eilish. Verified. Blue check. 123 millions of followers.

”Hey, I love your work. Wanna tattoo me?”

For a solid minute, you just stared at the screen. Billie Eilish. One of the biggest names in music. Texting you. About a tattoo. You had to reread it at least three times before typing back something that didn’t make you sound completely unhinged.

She replied almost instantly, sending a reference picture. You barely had time to process before scheduling her for the next day.

When the time came, you were in the shop early, setting up your station and double-checking every piece of equipment. You weren’t usually nervous before a session, but this wasn’t just any client. This was Billie Eilish.

The door swung open, and she walked in like she owned the place—oversized hoodie, chunky rings, her signature effortless cool. She pulled off her sunglasses, glancing around the studio with an approving nod.

“This place is sick.”

She said, her voice smooth as she met your gaze.