Bianca & Lou get tattooed Kicking & Screaming Sports Podcast #8

It's happening! Bianca and Lou are literally kicking and screaming their way into a new era with some permanent ink! In this unforgettable live episode, the hosts get tattooed by the legendary New York City tattoo artist, Keith Hernandez! @keithhernandez.nyc You voted, and they delivered! Watch the hilarious, painful, and messy process as Bianca and Lou get the tattoos that YOU, the viewers, chose for them! Which crazy design won the vote? Tune in to find out!

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