“Man Known As The ‘Most Tattooed’ Reveals His Appearance Before Covering 97% Of His Body In Ink—Prepare To Be Surprised!”

According to the dad, who has tattoos covering more than 97% of his body, he has spent over £240,000 on them, including £80,000 in the last year alone.

With the exception of his face and palms, Remy, Jeremy Schofield has black skin from years of hard work.

To keep the colors vibrant, he had the artwork dyed several times; over the years he has spent around 2200 hours under the needle.

He has over 85,000 followers on Instagram (@ephemeral_Remy) and has no plans to stop anytime soon.

“My whole body has been tattooed [many times],” the 36-year-old tattoo parlor manager, who started out as a chef, told What’s The Jam.

Jeremy Schofield, often known as Remy, has around £240,000 worth of tattoos covering over 97% of his body.

After more than 2,200 hours at the needle, he’s defeating the haters and surpassing expectations in his quest to become the most tattooed person of all time.

“For the past seven years, I have been doing so few sessions and currently attend two sessions a week.

Before, I sometimes had up to five sessions every week.

“Right now I’m working on a blackout full-color jumpsuit and I’ll be working on the back soon.

*I also think I am currently the most tattooed person in history by a wide margin.’

Jeremy Schofield, often known as Remy, has around £240,000 worth of tattoos covering over 97% of his body. After more than 2,200 hours at the needle, he’s defeating the haters and surpassing expectations in his quest to become the most tattooed person of all time.

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The father seems to have no limitations; he is married to his wife, Sarah, and has a teenage son, Ivan.

Remy has already gained media attention by revealing the specifics of his most painful tattoo – the inside of his buttocks – and his experience inserting “vampire” fangs.

Skulls, black, and an eye under the nipples are some of his tattoos.

The father has no regrets but is regularly the target of harsh comments from online trolls who tag his account because of his odd appearance.

“Most of the work I do now has been widely dismissed as impossible by the ‘experts,’ and I prove them wrong every day,” Remy previously told Jam Press.

“People say crazy, stupid things on the internet every day, but when I meet them in person, I get nothing but kind words of interest and praise.

Since most of my son’s friends follow me on TikTok, they are actually always excited to see me. Some even asked for my autograph and photos.

My son’s friends are really looking forward to seeing me because they follow my TikTok and have even asked me for autographs and photos with me.

“The only ‘hate’ I feel is actually a product of social media.

“I believe that social media makes it easier for many people to be far more hateful than they would ever dare to be in reality.”

Jeremy Schofield, known as Remy, is a remarkable figure in the tattoo community who has devoted a staggering amount of time and resources to achieving his goal of becoming one of the most tattooed individuals in history.

With tattoos covering over 97% of his body, Remy’s journey is a testament to his dedication and passion for body art. Despite harsh criticism and online trolls, she remains undaunted and focuses on her craft and the positive interactions she has with fans and admirers.

His journey is not just about the tattoos themselves; it is also a reflection of his personal identity and expression. As a father and husband, Remy balances his commitment to family while pursuing an art form that many may consider unconventional.

His openness about the pain and issues associated with his tattoos, along with his willingness to share his experiences on social media, has earned him a significant following and a community that supports his artistic endeavors.

Remy continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in tattooing, embodying the spirit of resilience and self-acceptance. His story serves as an inspiration to those who may feel marginalized or misunderstood in their journeys. In a world where conformity often reigns, Remy is a symbol of individuality and artistic freedom, reminding us that personal expression takes many forms.