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If you're a fan of reality game shows, you may have seen Ink Master. Just substitute tattoos for food, fashion, or whatever, and you've got this show. As with most "unscripted" competitions, however, the reality isn't always what the producers make it appear to be. Here are some things you may not know about Ink Master.

It wouldn't be an unscripted competition show without at least one contestant finishing his or her project in the final few seconds of every challenge. American TV audiences are addicted to the thrill of wondering if the person will be able to finish the task in time, then seeing them pull it off by the time the judge says "Time's up!"

As one former human canvas revealed to the Reddit world back in 2016, however, that was never, ever the case. He wrote,

"No one ever came down [to] the wire. Most artists finished hours before and some even went over 6."

And that's not the only thing that makes Ink Master fake. The former human canvas said that all the drama and hostility that the viewer sees on screen never existed in real life. He said that there's no tension on set, but that the artists know that the more drama they incite, the more screen time they'll get. This results in artists who are super nice and friendly in person turning into total jerks when the cameras start rolling. He also said that the judges were hardly ever on the set, adding,

"They only showed up for 5 minutes to walk around from booth to booth so they could edit them being there the whole time."

Keep watching to see The Untold Truth Of Ink Master.

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Peck problems | 3:09
Coming back | 4:24

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