Tattoos

Billy Ray Cyrus’ 9 Tattoos & Their Meanings

Billy Ray Cyrus is an American singer and songwriter. He began his career in 92? and has released over 16 albums and 53 singles since then. His song, “Achy Breaky Heart” became the first song ever to reach the triple platinum status in Australia. Cyrus has also appeared in many films and TV shows such as The Nanny, The Spy Next Door, Love Boat, and Disney’s Hannah Montana. He is also a multi-platinum artist with 8 of his songs, reaching the top 10 on the US Billboard Hot 100. Billy Ray Cyrus has many interesting inks on his body. Let us look at the ones he has and the meanings behind them.

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1. ‘Eagle and Dreamcatcher’ Tattoo

Tattoo: The upper right arm of the singer contains a tattoo of a dreamcatcher on it with an eagle’s head emerging from behind it.

Meaning: The dreamcatcher helps avoid unpleasant dreams and evil spirits. He got the eagle tattooed next to it as a symbol of his American culture and heritage.

2. ‘Stars’ Tattoo

Tattoo: The upper side of his right forearm contains a tattoo of three stars on it.

3. ‘Chief and Band’ Tattoo

Tattoo: The inner side of his right forearm contains a tattoo of a Red Indian Chief on it, holding a rifle. There is also a band tattoo near his wrist made up of beads and feathers to carry the Indian Chief Theme.

Meaning: The Indian Chief in the tattoo is Chief Joseph. Most of Billy’s tattoos represent Native American and Red Indian culture as he is influenced by that which is also shown in his songs. He has another tattoo of Chief Joseph on his other arm too, as you’ll soon find out.

4. ‘Cross Design and Tribal’ Tattoos

Tattoo: The left shoulder and upper arm of the singer is covered in a large circular design inspired by tribal and warrior designs with a cross in the middle. There is also a tattoo of a band of tribal design right below this one. There are also a few words tattooed near his tribal band that translate to, “Music Changes Everything”

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