OnlyFans Star Alejo Ospina Talks about His Viral Leg Tattoo

When Taylor Swift released her version of ‘All Too Well,’ it somewhat revolutionalized the music industry. The ten-minute version of her song broke many records, and many fans were obsessed with the song.

However, it seems like gay OnlyFans star, Alejo Ospina, is the one who loved the song the most. He loved the song so much that he got a tattoo of the entire lyrics inked on his body.

The Swifties are now complimenting his tattoo and admiring his passion for getting the song inked on his body.

Gay OnlyFans star Alejo Ospina’s Taylor Swift tattoo

On January 19, 2023, Ospina tweeted how he loved his new tattoo. However, he did not reveal it until January 22, 2023. 

He took a mirror selfie, showing off his left leg where he had the tattoo. He inked the entire lyrics of ‘All Too Well,’ the extended ten-minute-long version, from his buttocks to his knee.

He also provided a close-up snippet of his tattoo, revealing the lyrics, which were readable. Swifties all over the world loved his dedication to Swift, and they shared his tattoo.

Ospina soon went viral for his body ink. He later revealed that Swift was not his first choice for the tattoo.

He initially wanted to get the lyrics of ‘Better Off’ by Ariana Grande. Unfortunately, it was not long enough for the tattoo he had envisioned on his leg.

So, he opted for Swift. There are a lot of songs of Swift, but ‘All Too Well’ was the only one he liked and could cover his leg simultaneously.

Alejo Ospina has a tattoo of Ariana Grande on his left biceps. (Source: )

Even though the gay OnlyFans star did not ink Grande’s lyrics on his body, he has other tattoos related to her. For instance, he has the singer wearing her iconic bunny ears mask tattooed on his left biceps. 

Ospina has often tweeted how much Grande means to him. He has claimed that the ‘Dangerous Woman’ singer helped him through the most challenging times he had ever had.

Moreover, when he was suicidal but Grande’s ‘Thinking Bout You’ gave him the motive to stay alive. 

Taylor Swift’s ‘All Too Well’ 10-minute version

‘All Too Well’ was initially included on Swift’s fourth studio album, Red, while its re-recorded and unedited 10-minute version is included on her second re-recorded album, Red(Taylor’s Version) (2021). 

Swift created ‘All Too Well’ during preparations for her Speak Now World Tour, and she requested longtime collaborator Liz Rose to help her cut the song down from its initial 10-minute length to five minutes. 

‘All Too Well’ is a power ballad that combines country music, soft rock, folk, and arena rock styles, with lyrics that use vivid imagery to describe a romantic connection and its inevitable disintegration. 

Swift made her directorial debut with All Too Well: The Short Film, a 2021 American romantic drama short film. It is a cinematic adaption of her highly acclaimed song ‘All Too Well,’ set against the backdrop of the song’s unedited, 10-minute version released in 2021. 

It stars Sadie Sink and Dylan O’Brien as a loving pair whose ups and downs are exacerbated by their age difference. Swift highlighted Barbara Stanwyck’s, John Cassavetes’, and Noah Baumbach’s films as aesthetic inspirations for her picture.

The film received several accolades and nominations from music and cinema organizations, including Video of the Year and Best Direction at the 2022 Video Music Awards, making Swift the first artist in VMA history to win the former for self-directed work. 

It won the American Music Award for Favorite Music Video and is nominated for Best Music Video at the forthcoming 65th Annual Grammy Awards.