It’s a real tat-astrophe.

Thought the Swifties who musically “hijacked” a plane were bonkers?

A Taylor Swift fan demonstrated the heights — or depths — of “Antihero” worship after getting a massive back tattoo listing the singer’s songs, which had internet critics calling him “creepy” and “tacky as hell.”

Originally posted on Instagram, a snap of the tats was shared by another person to Facebook with the caption: “I may not like Taylor Swift, but I think this is just too much for a fan of anything. What happens when they run out of space??”

The sprawling ink job features the Grammy winner’s name in bold cursive letters beneath the back of the Swiftie’s neck.

Meanwhile, covering the rest of the man’s back are tats of five of her album names and the corresponding tracks for each one, like some kind of fleshy set list.

Needless to say, the unnamed body art enthusiast’s ink job was ripped up and down on Facebook with detractors criticizing both the idea and the execution.

“Now that’s an unhealthy obsession … in my opinion kind of creepy,” wrote one critic, while another called the design “tacky as hell.”

“This just looks so bad,” scoffed a third. “The line work on the fonts and everything is all wonky.”

One viewer seconded, “1989 and numbers listing songs look like they were done with a black Sharpie.”

Some pointed out that the “Shake It Off” singer’s supporter didn’t leave enough space for the pop star’s five other albums.

Even Swift die-hards were appalled by the Tay-too with one writing: “i love taylor and I have 2 tattoos inspired by her but this? It’s a no for me.”

Perhaps he should’ve listened to the impulse ink job survivor who warned people to think before they ink.

This isn’t the first time body art inspired by Swiftie fervor has backfired horribly.

A fan who attended the Cincinnati leg of the vocalist’s Eras Tour — which was recently extended through Nov. 24 — was left with a very unfortunate sunburn after scrawling one of Swift’s lyrics in glitter on her chest.