In early 2019, pop star Ariana Grande attempted to celebrate her hit single '7 Rings' by getting a Kanji tattoo on her palm. Unfortunately, the combination of characters '七輪' actually translated to 'shichirin,' a traditional Japanese small charcoal grill. Despite her attempts to fix the tattoo by adding more characters, the placement resulted in the meaning 'Japanese BBQ finger.' The blunder immediately went viral, sparking a wave of memes about translation errors and the irony of a global superstar accidentally branding herself with kitchen equipment. Today, it remains a classic template for highlighting unintended consequences and linguistic mishaps.