Gay loser costume

This is not something we carry or have carried before. This is not an officially licensed costume from our company. They have yet to reply.

You might also like. Spirit Halloween, which has been in the news recently as part of a meme trend involving photoshopped fake Halloween costumes, has done a press release to reassure people that they do not sell "Gay Loser" costumes at their stores, among other viral parodie.

A post shared by diplo diplo. I am hoping it is someone's shit attempt at humour and it is photoshopped. We will be passing this to our review team. About Fake Spirit Halloween Costumes refers to a series of memes in which people use Photoshop to create parodies of Halloween costume merchandise, similar to Obvious Plant, but specifically targeting Spirit Halloween.

By Tim ChanMiles Klee. View this post on Instagram. Her Kids Are U. In this article: halloween, RS Recommends. Photoshopping our packages seems to be trending at the moment.

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These costumes varied from "gay guy" to "gay loser" to "gay person in terrible outfit." The latter was even re-shared by none other than Lil Nas X. The rapper joked in the retweet. Let's hope he doesn't see it, it is mean spirited. Thanks' I had unfortunately already alerted Rhys' team so the Halloween spirit people might get a call.

Rolling Stone is a part of Penske Media Corporation. Go to PMC. Most Popular. Though the trend originated init saw a significant spike in usage during the Spooktober season when people created humorous costumes such as "Tech Tip Man" or "Gay.

Spirit Halloween has inspired no shortage of baseless internet rumors this month: just last week, fans had Meghan Trainor trending as they theorized that she was the model in a nun costume on their website. The product is not an actual costume sold on the Spirit Halloween website though there are still plenty of real ones available.

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Rolling Stone has reached out to the company through Twitter and a media contact to ask if they are considering cease-and-desist notices for meme-makers, or filing copyright claims in order to have the posts taken down.

Spirit Halloween is saying witch, please to all the Photoshopped memes of their costumes. If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission.