I have a giant Fortnite tattoo on my face after losing a bet with my son – people can’t believe it’s real

This is the breathtaking moment a 52-year-old man had a huge video game logo tattooed on his face after losing a bet.

Donny Manco, from Fort Wayne, Indiana, was infected by his son Memphis, 23, after losing a Fortnite match to him.

Now the name of the online game – which is popular with children and teenagers – is written in bold black letters above his right eyebrow.

The professional tattoo artist shared a clip of the process on his TikTok channel (@memphismancotattoo), which documents everything from laying down the stencil to inking in the design.

“Your mother is going to kill me,” Donny can be heard saying in the clip, which has been viewed more than 21.1 million times. – although some people insist it’s just a henna tattoo.

The man flinched as Memphis, urging his father to remain still, worked his magic on the design.

In a message laterhe shared his mother’s reaction to the revelation.

“Why would you do that to your bloody face,” Sarah, 48, asked in shock. ‘Fornite? Fortnite?!’

But the son stood by his artistry, saying it shows his father’s fun-loving personality – and stressed that his father – who is also a tattoo artist himself – is more than happy with it.

“In this household, we don’t do things by halves; we go all in, no half sends,” he explained.

“Based on the constant tears of joy, it looks like Dad’s face cloth is a masterpiece that keeps on giving.”

He said Fornite was chosen because it was “the battlefield par excellence in the epic saga of sibling rivalry and conquest.”

“I thrive on turning family competitions into living art,” he added.

The professional tattoo artist shared a clip of the process on his TikTok channel (@memphismancotattoo), documenting everything from laying down the stencil to coloring the design.

In a later post, he shared his mother’s reaction to the revelation. Memphis admits his mother was “blinded” by the ink

Memphis’ mother isn’t a fan, but he supports the artistry and says it shows his father’s fun-loving personality

The clip of Memphis’ parents arguing over the tattoo has been viewed more than two million times, but many aren’t convinced it’s real

Memphis admits his mother was “blinded” by the ink.

“A plot twist that left her both shocked and intrigued,” he joked.

“The ink saga doesn’t end here: Dad is now in contemplation mode, plotting the next chapter of his tattooed story.”

The clip of Memphis’ parents arguing over the tattoo has been viewed more than two million times, but many are not convinced it is real.

“I refuse to believe it’s real,” read one comment.

“It doesn’t even look like it’s there,” a second added, emphasizing that they couldn’t see it anymore in the “reveal” video.

Some even insisted the tattoo was ‘not there anymore’, while a third suggested: ‘It’s probably the disappearing ink tattoo.’

“I think it’s a henna tattoo or whatever it’s called,” another agreed.