Online, “Gay Halloween” is trending as people share niche and obscure costumes inspired by pop culture. The trend includes the “I Hate Gay Halloween” meme, where users jokingly express disdain for the quirky costumes. Despite the humorous tone, many participants are sharing their own costumes, embracing the unique and creative spirit of the trend. The trend gained popularity in recent years as a commentary on the absurdity of queer Halloween costumes. The resurgence of the meme coincides with discussions about Halloween becoming more focused on online trends and clout. Participants are dressing up as characters from movies, music videos, and viral moments, showcasing their creativity and humor. Popular costumes this year include references to films like “We Live in Time” and viral pop culture moments from musicians like Chappell Roan and Charli XCX. Additionally, classic memes like D.W. from “Arthur” are making a comeback. The trend is expected to continue as Halloween approaches, with more people sharing their unique and inventive costumes online.
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