About

Halloweenposting, also known as Spookyposting, refers to a series of crudely made Halloween-themed re-edits of notable memes and GIFs. Such images are turned into exploitable versions of the original meme, now with Halloween symbols like jack-o-lanterns, spiders, cobwebs, witches and orange-and-black elements added in. The base memes are also recaptioned with Halloween buzzwords and catchphrases. The trend started in October 2024, due to a viral Twitter / X thread. The -posting trend is similar to Jollyposting, Alienposting and Pirateposting, which similarly added low-brow visual symbols to crudely alter the theme of a preexisting meme.

Origin

On October 4th, 2024, X^[1] user @NickyFretterd posted a Halloween-themed Regular Show GIF that read, "Your mom's a Witch" in Impact font. (shown below). @NickyFretterd captioned the GIF, "can we just make these stupid halloween versions of every gif now," gathering over 59,000 likes in three days.

Spread

The @NickyFretterd post inspired a number of replies and quote tweets where users created and shared their own Halloween-themed GIFs and memes. For example, an October 4th, 2024 reply from @artemissapphic^[2] saw a version of "It's Peam" edited to echo the story of Frankenstein's monster. The post gathered over 16,000 likes in three days.

On October 5th, X^[4] user @cora_the_fag posted a Lil Mar Hospital Edits meme that gathered over 29,000 likes in two days.

Also on October 5th, X^[5] user @literaldingus posted an edit of Lebron Pointing, now making the meme read, "Yeah, scare this child with ghosts and ghouls, right here." The post gathered over 35,000 likes in two days.

On October 6th, 2024, X^[3] user @Bassya17 posted an edit of Don't Call Them Bitches Bro, now making the meme read, "Don't Call Them Witches Bro." The post gathered over 72,000 likes in a day.

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