Eternal love, the history of 'I Love Mom' tattoos

The video explores the history and significance of the 'I Love Mom' tattoo, tracing its origins to the 1700s when sailors used tattoos to keep loved ones close. It discusses the symbolic meanings of the tattoo, including love for family and country. The video highlights Sailor Jerry's influence in popularizing the tattoo and notes its enduring popularity today, both in the military and among civilians, despite changes in imagery.

What was the primary reason sailors in the 1700s got the 'I Love Mom' tattoo?

• To follow a popular fashion trend

• To show their love for their country

• To signify their rank in the navy

• To keep their loved ones close during long voyages

What could the heart in the 'I Love Mom' tattoo symbolize?

• A favorite pet

• A famous celebrity

• A beloved family member or partner

• A favorite hobby

Who is credited with popularizing the 'I Love Mom' tattoo?

• Captain Ahab

• Admiral Nelson

• Sailor Jerry

• Captain Cook

How has the 'I Love Mom' tattoo changed over time?

• The imagery has evolved, but the sentiment remains

• It is now only used by sailors

• It is no longer used to symbolize love

• It has become less popular

In modern times, who commonly gets the 'I Love Mom' tattoo?

• Only sailors

• Only civilians

• Only tattoo artists

• Both military personnel and civilians