I regret my Kanye West tattoo and ‘need f–king laser removal’ now

They’re done-da.

After Kanye West’s recent anti-Semitic tirades, some die-hard fans who went to the lengths of inking the likeness of the Chicago-born rap-reneur on their persons are now left with serious tattooers’ remorse.

“When I actually saw that he was making these comments about Jewish people, it was just gut-wrenching — this guy was supposed to be like one of my heroes, someone that I aspire to be like in making music and recording music,” Ashley Smith, 20, a musician from Cardiff, Wales, told The Post.

After watching Kanye go down in flames — the artist has been booted from major business deals and collaborations with brands like Adidas and Vogue — cringed-out fans are looking to scrub the all-too-visible connections to their onetime idol.

Smith got phrase “Which / One,” from artwork for his 2016 album “The Life of Pablo,” tatted on his wrist in June. At the time, West was an inspiration to the young guitarist. Smith first joked on TikTok about needing “f–king laser removal,” but ultimately decided to have it blacked out with a plain bar of ink.

“Earlier on today, I actually booked a tattoo consultation about covering it up,” he said. “I couldn’t care less about the design, I just want it off my body.”

Smith is far from the only one with regrets about their not-so “gorgeous” tattoos anymore.

“You know, I gotta say, really starting to regret this tattoo [from] when I was 18,” posted TikToker @jerry182269, showing off his colorful Kanye “808s & Heartbreak”-inspired bicep art.

“That aged so poorly. I do not affiliate with his current mindset or anything he is saying. He is outwardly racist and a disgusting man. He is anti-Semitic,” said another TikToker user, @virgobarbie666, who quickly addressed having multiple tattoos of West.