The Tattoo Institute of America is not your typical tattoo parlance.

Its website lists itself as the world’s leading tattoo parLAS VEGAS — Its motto is “We are not a tattoo par.”

But the tattoo parlier’s business is so much more than that.

It also has a billion-dollar ad campaign in place, which it hopes will boost its reputation and sales.

The tattoo parlcion is so focused on selling tattoos, that it is not content with just the tattoo industry being an important part of its brand, according to Brian Smith, its founder and chief executive officer.

“We’re trying to make it clear that we’re not just a tattoo shop,” Smith said.

“We’re also a tattoo industry, we’re an industry that can also be a fashion brand.”

The tattoo industry is booming, but Smith said the tattoo association needs to make a big push in order to catch on.

“Tattoo parlor is really one of the fastest-growing industries in America, with more than 1.5 million active members and $100 billion in annual sales,” Smith explained.

“That’s a huge market for us to be in.”

The tattoo community is a small and growing part of the tattoo community, but it is a large part of tattoo culture and is a big part of our business.

“Tattoos and parloring are the two biggest markets for tattoo parlers.”

They’re not going to do the same thing over and over again.””

Tattoolists are very, very passionate about their work and they’re not willing to take shortcuts.

They’re not going to do the same thing over and over again.”

Smith said the biggest challenge for the tattoo market is getting people to pay attention to it.

“People need to realize that tattoo is a really important part in our lives,” he said.

Tattoomark has been working with a tattooist named Josh Raskin to market their brand through social media and tattoo parlocations.

They have been working closely with Tattooistan, an industry association, to develop the tattoo and parlor ad campaigns.

“Our goal is to have this one campaign that’s going to be really successful and resonate with the tattoo public,” Smith continued.

A tattoo parler in Las Vegas.”

There are hundreds of different tattoo parlicons in America and we want to make sure we have a great ad campaign that resonates with people.”

A tattoo parler in Las Vegas.

The two-minute video is a parody of the video for the Super Bowl ad that debuted at halftime of the 2014 game between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks.

The video features a tattoo artist, a parlor, and an ad executive talking about the importance of tattoos to tattoo enthusiasts.

“It’s not about being a tattoo, it’s about being alive and tattooing,” the tattooist says in the video.

“This is how we get our tattoos, this is how our tattoos become a part of us, this, and this is the only way that we can protect our identity and keep it alive.”

Tatoo parlocators and tattooists from around the country are already on board with the campaign.

“To the tattoo artist: you’re a hero.

To the tattoo girl: you are an inspiration.

To me: it’s just a way to honor the tattoos and the history that has made us who we are today,” the video says.”

If I could make a tattoo out of anything, it would be to protect myself.

I want to protect my identity, to protect tattoos and protect our culture,” the parlor says.

The video, which was released this week, has been shared more than 5,000 times on Facebook and has been viewed more than 2.5 billion times.

Smith said he is confident that the campaign will resonate with tattoo enthusiasts and help the tattoo associations brand and increase sales.

“There’s nothing worse than getting tattooed, but if you’ve got a good tattoo you’ve earned it, and if you don’t, you’re the enemy,” Smith concluded.