The Internet’s Gayest Halloween Trend Will Make You Question Your Costume Choice
Social media is buzzing with a hilarious trend that’s making everyone smile – even before Halloween officially starts.
I hate gay Halloween what do you mean you're the tired but wired DW meme? pic.twitter.com/TUnJddlR0C
— RICKY (@Rickyismsss) October 25, 2024
“What do you mean you’re dressed as the yellow carousel horse from We Live In Time?” That’s just one of the hundreds of creative posts flooding X as part of the ‘I Hate Gay Halloween’ phenomenon.
It’s Giving Main Character Energy
These aren’t your basic ghost and vampire costumes. People are getting super specific with their outfit choices. Think obscure movie moments, song lyrics, and internet drama that only true pop culture fans would get.
i hate gay halloween because what the fuck do you mean you're the dogs from dog of wisdom?? pic.twitter.com/muRTpnEXqj
— b 🐝🌻 (@adeadbeatwinner) October 27, 2024
The trend started in 2022 when someone tweeted about dressing up as “the scarf Mira Sorvino folded at the end of Romy And Michelle.” Since then, it’s grown into something bigger.
Tell Me You’re Online Without Telling Me You’re Online
This year’s standouts? We’ve got couples channeling Chappell Roan’s Casual, with one person as the singer and their partner as – wait for it – a passenger seat. Then there’s the infamous Scottish Willy Wonka experience costumes (yes, really), and even Olympic moment recreations.
i hate gay halloween, what do you mean you’re chappell roan and a passenger seat? pic.twitter.com/mI9zPRwTD5
— motti (@motticomedy) October 26, 2024
Charli XCX fans are serving Brat realness, while some are keeping it classic with D.W. from Arthur in her iconic tired pose.
The Internet Made Me Do It
While some think Halloween’s becoming too internet-focused, these creative souls are embracing it with open arms. With Halloween landing on a Thursday this year, get ready for even more brilliant costume ideas flooding your feed.
i hate gay halloween what do you mean you’re the carousel horse from the first promotional photo of We Live in Time pic.twitter.com/0sBgVTkIKV
— Cassie Keet (@kissmycassie) October 26, 2024
