T-Pain's Facebook tattoo so hardcore, it's hexacore!

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Care to guess what body part this is?
Care to guess what body part this is?T-Pain

T-Pain really likes technology. You can tell by the way he Auto-Tunes everything and also, because Toshiba totally hired him to remix their laptop.

"It' ain't hardcore unless it's hexacore! Mega gigabyte, son!"

Sigh ... That never gets old.

Anyhoo … T-Pain really likes Facebook too … at least his latest tattoo indicates such. The Grammy-winning hip-hop artist shared a picture of his new ink on Twitter today, with this explanation "I get a tatt every time I come to Hawaii. I think this ones pretty sweet, unless facebook shuts down soon 0_o"

"Like" the new tatt or not (get it?!), give T-Pain credit for understanding the risks. Unlike this guy:

In closing, here's that Toshiba commercial, because like I said, it never gets old. (He's talking and gesturing wildly while eating a sammich! When is that ever not funny?!)

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