Justin Bieber, New Tattoo: Singer Shows Off Fresh Ink of Native American

Just weeks after Justin Bieber updated a tattoo he already had with roses, the singer debuted a new tattoo of a Native American on Jan. 6.

Posting a picture of the new ink, he wrote, "My grandfather always took me to the stratford culliton every friday night this is for u Grampa ... My man @chenterios [Chente Rios] hooked it up."

The tattoo is the logo for the Stratford Cullitons, a junior ice hockey team based in Stratford, Ontario, Canada, where the singer is from. Justin has always been close to his grandfather, Bruce, who appeared in his documentary "Never Say Never."

Justin has a slew of other tattoos -- Jesus' face on his left calf, a Japanese symbol for "music" tattooed on his right arm, a crown on his chest, an owl on his forearm and a seagull on his stomach, among others.