A British woman has shared her crazy Spotify code tattoo on TikTok - which plays "All Star" by Smash Mouth when scanned.

Tymarah Emily, 23, from Greenhithe, Kent made the wild decision while she was in the tattoo shop getting another piece of body art done.

"I was actually in the tattoo shop having my forearm done, luckily my friend is my tattoo artist, she has her own shop I was her last client of the day so after we finished she did that as an extra for me!" Tymarah told Jam Press.

"I just got it done, because of my friend being my tattoo artist I didn't pay any extra, and it didn't take long at all."

Tymarah, who works as a lash technician, doesn't regret getting the tattoo and finds it quite a funny story.

She added: "I have quite a lot of tattoos and it's just a few lines on the back of my arm, I've seen far worse tattoos on people and I think it will be a reminder of my group of friends and our humour.

"It will be so funny to explain to my kids and grandkids what the tattoo is for and play them the song!

"So many people have tattoos about movie or tv characters and I've also seen people with tattoos of song lyrics, I personally don't think this is any different it's just an inside joke."

Tymarah thought about if they change the software and the song not scanning anymore, but argues that the tattoo is personal and for herself.

She said: "I wouldn't care, it's a personal tattoo on my body and means something to me, I have other amazing art pieces tattooed on me and they don't have any meaning!"

The hilarious video went viral on TikTok, racking up 3.9 million views and being liked 590 thousand times.

Spotify commented on the video saying: "You are, in fact, an all-star."

Another user commented: “When they ask you what your theme song is and you just show them your tattoo. Yesssss.”

“You should have just Rick rolled everyone,” one person said.

Someone else added: “Let’s hope Spotifys servers are still up and running 40 years down the line!"

"The fact that this artist was this precise and the app recognised it, absolutely amazing, props to them, amazing idea," another user said.

“Imagine you’re 85 in the morgue and they check what this is…,” someone joked.

A British woman has shared her crazy Spotify QR code tattoo on TikTok - which plays "All Star" by Smash Mouth when scanned

Tymarah Emily, 23, from Greenhithe, Kent made the wild decision while she was in the tattoo shop getting another piece of body art done.

"I was actually in the tattoo shop having my forearm done, luckily my friend is my tattoo artist, she has her own shop I was her last client of the day so after we finished she did that as an extra for me!" Tymarah told Jam Press.

"I just got it done, because of my friend being my tattoo artist I didn't pay any extra, and it didn't take long at all."

Tymarah, who works as a lash technician, doesn't regret getting the tattoo and finds it quite a funny story.

She added: "I have quite a lot of tattoos and it's just a few lines on the back of my arm, I've seen far worse tattoos on people and I think it will be a reminder of my group of friends and our humour.

"It will be so funny to explain to my kids and grandkids what the tattoo is for and play them the song!

"So many people have tattoos about movie or tv characters and I've also seen people with tattoos of song lyrics, I personally don't think this is any different it's just an inside joke."

Tymarah thought about if they change the software and the song not scanning anymore, but argues that the tattoo is personal and for herself.

She said: "I wouldn't care, it's a personal tattoo on my body and means something to me, I have other amazing art pieces tattooed on me and they don't have any meaning!"

The hilarious video went viral on TikTok, racking up 3.9 million views and being liked 590 thousand times.

Spotify commented on the video saying: "You are, in fact, an all-star."

Another user commented: “When they ask you what your theme song is and you just show them your tattoo. Yesssss.”

“You should have just Rick rolled everyone,” one person said.

Someone else added: “Let’s hope Spotifys servers are still up and running 40 years down the line!"

"The fact that this artist was this precise and the app recognised it, absolutely amazing, props to them, amazing idea," another user said.

“Imagine you’re 85 in the morgue and they check what this is…,” someone joked.