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J.R. Smith shares the classic story behind his first tattoo


In a recent ride-a-long interview with J.R. Smith, VICE Sports asked the volatile Cleveland Cavaliers point guard the hard questions about family, relationships with other players, past experiences in the league and most importantly: his first tattoo.
If you didn't know already, Earl Joseph Smith III has a few to his name:

When asked which was the first he ever got and what his mom had to say about it, J.R. gave the most J.R. answer you will ever hear: "It was Vince Carter dunking, but I just changed the number and put my name on the back ... my mom was the one who took me to go get it."
Omfg
— Rob Perez (@World_Wide_Wob) May 9, 2016
JR Smith to @VICESports "My first tat was a pic of me dunking; actually it was Vince Carter w/my name on back" pic.twitter.com/byf23LTejW
Please don't ever change, J.R., you are perfect just the way you are.
In this #RideAlong, @TheRealJRSmith talks about playing with @KingJames and @carmeloanthony. https://t.co/ZHGYsuk0Rt pic.twitter.com/a7Z7oJnnwm
— VICE Sports (@VICESports) May 9, 2016

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