A father with over 97% of his body covered in tattoos says he’s spent about £240,000 on them, with £80,000 spent just last year.
Remy, whose real name is Jeremy Schofield, has jet-black tattoos all over his body except for his face and palms.
He’s also had his tattoos redone several times to keep the colors bright, spending about 2,200 hours getting inked over the years.
With more than 85,000 followers on Instagram (@ephemeral__Remy), he doesn’t plan to stop anytime soon.
The 36-year-old tattoo shop manager, who used to be a chef, told What’s The Jam, “I’ve had my body tattooed completely several times.”
Over 97% of Jeremy Schofield, also known as Remy, is covered in tattoos, which have cost him nearly £240,000.
He’s dealing with critics and pushing limits in his goal to become the most tattooed person ever, having spent over 2,200 hours getting tattooed.
“I currently have two tattoo sessions a week, and I’ve been doing that for the past seven years. Before that, I sometimes had up to five sessions a week.
“I’m working on a full-color tattoo over my blacked-out body suit and will start on my back soon.
“I also believe I’m the world’s most tattooed person ever—and by a very large margin.”
Over 97% of Jeremy Schofield, also known as Remy, is covered in tattoos, which have cost him nearly £240,000. He’s facing critics and exceeding expectations in his goal to become the most tattooed person ever, having spent over 2,200 hours getting tattooed.
The father, who is married to his wife Sarah and has a teenage son named Ivan, seems to have no limits.
Remy has already made headlines for talking about his most painful tattoo—the inside of his buttocks—and his experience getting “vampire” teeth.
His tattoos include blackwork, skulls, and an eye located under his nipples.
Even though he has no regrets, the father often gets negative comments from online trolls because of his unusual look.
Remy told Jam Press, “Most of the tattoo work I’m doing now was called impossible by ‘experts,’ but I’m proving them wrong every day.
“People online say all sorts of silly things, but in person, I only get friendly curiosity and compliments.
“In fact, my son’s friends are always excited to meet me because many of them follow me on TikTok. Some have even asked for autographs and photos.”
Since many of my son’s friends watch my TikTok, they’re excited to see me and have even asked for autographs and photos.
Over 97% of Jeremy Schofield, also known as Remy, is covered in tattoos, which have cost him nearly £240,000. He’s dealing with trolls and exceeding expectations in his goal to become the most tattooed person ever, having spent over 2,200 hours getting tattooed.
“The only ‘hate’ I get mostly comes from social media.
“I think social media makes it easy for people to be more hateful than they would be in real life.”
