Reviewing Your "Embarrassing" Halloween Costumes

The quotations because most of these are FREAKING amazing and wholesome and not embarrassing, hahahaha.
This week, because I am nosy af, I had the idea that I wanted to see your old embarrassing Halloween costumes! Give me that sweet, sweet CRINGE.
So I asked you to send me some, so here are my favorites!
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[@Ishallfindaname]

Is no one gonna talk about how that mirror is positioned to show that Rachel is definitely being held hostage by her pumpkin woman?

[@Wednesdaywoe1975]

Oh my God. We must save her!

[@Hugbryggen]

Oh my i did not see that! That is the creepiest thing she has ever made.

[@natashaelina]

This comment made me snort-laugh, I’m telling you I genuinely CHORTLED

[@MrKaffiend]

I literally got 3 minutes into the video and came down here to comment on that hahahaha

[@Ishallfindaname]

@@MrKaffiend and now she has to take a week off because she's "moving". A likely story!

[@frostyskeletons8950]

I really hated “dog catchers” as a child, so I’m elementary school I dressed up as a “people catcher.” Essentially, a giant dog in a knock off uniform with a big net. I had a great time

[@Hugbryggen]

Thats an amazing costume!

[@grizeldaxxx4568]

GENIUS!!!

[@emilydenny5276]

this hits such me with such a specific brand of nostalgia, hating "dog catchers", I love it. and I love what your costume was!!

[@jillparks]

My most memorable costume was because of self-image issues in elementary school. In the 3rd grade, I had acquired an airy-fairy pastel pink nightgown and robe set that my grandmother had for god knows how long. (I guess it would have been called negligee back in the 50's.) I could finally be the Princess I always wanted to be ... I may have been a clumsy and stout and plain princess, but I WAS A PRINCESS, goddamnit! For the first and only time in my life I felt beautiful and ethereal and delicate, like I imagined the other girls in class always felt. I won the costume contest. Yeah, I had issues. But I got better.

[@arwinorso]

awww :)

[@karengerber8390]

Grateful you "got better"!

[@sandreaandrea]

This made me realize how lit your kids' costumes are going to be. From the age of 3, my daughter has come up with her own costume concepts and has been VERY SPECIFIC about what I need to get for her each year. We start in August in order to perfect her costumes. It is a lot of fun.

[@kelseybisset88]

I was so specific about my Halloween costumes that my seamstress mom taught me to sew at age 10 because she couldn't keep up with my demands 🤣

[@jinxmeh]

Your profile looked like my mom kinda, but I know that's not her social tag, but this is exactly what we do for halloween- I LEGIT THOUGHT YOU WERE MY MUM FOR A SECOND.

[@carveylover]

The costume I'm the most proud of: I was twelve and went as Juliette from Romeo and Juliette. Not just ordinary Juliette but Juliette AFTER SHE DIED. I was very proud of it. I did my own make-up put a ton of blue eyeshadow and black shadow under my eyes because I was dead and purple eyeshadow for blush. I painted my lips like mega dark red. It was not good make up but I was so so proud. I was a weird child but my mom encouraged the weirdness and she was just glad that I didn't go as hippie again. Edit: Holy crow I was not expecting this many likes. 20 tops but over 1000. Cheesey Pete.

[@stellaandginger]

When I was ~16 I went to a party as dead Marie Antoinette! (Everybody else dressed up cute. I had white paint all over my face and fake blood dripping down my neck.)

[@cherry.basket]

@@stellaandginger wait, why white paint? for the pale, dead look?

[@arTIGstry]

@@cherry.basket No, probably because Marie Antoinette was alive in the era of white facepaint and big hair/wigs 🙂

[@Chef_Julie_B]

That’s low key sick af. ✨

[@drawnathan]

wait thats so cool omg

[@glittery_cucumber]

Petition for a monthly "wholesome hour with Rachel". I'm not sure what the concept would be exactly but I love this vibe and I didn't know I needed it until now!

[@katerrinah5442]

She could do this as bonus patreon content and would pay to watch it!

[@alexandraaaron9705]

I'm Guessing You just Discovered Rachel's Wonderfulness... ✨WELCOME! We have Fun Here✨

[@SleepyGhostt]

Grass

[@deeberdonaldson824]

I’m in!

[@LadySplitChin]

“If they can’t handle you at your drawn on facial hair, they don’t deserve you” hits super close to home for me. Second semester of freshman year of college I had just begun dating a guy, while also being in theatre. We were doing “Much Ado About Nothing” and I was cast as Dogberry- and of course I had a drawn on beard. When my boyfriend saw me with the beard I said “I bet I look stupid huh” to which he replied something like “no you look great!” he wished me luck and gave me a kiss without any hesitation. Almost four years later, we are happily married nerds (continuing to partake in a few cosplay events from time to time!) AND we have a blue betta fish named Floyd who is a very good boy :)

[@becauseimafan]

Awww! ❤❤❤ Love this so much!

[@nicoleolmsted2327]

My neighborhood's "soda house": the dad would be in the front yard with the barbecue, and kids could have their choice of a piece of candy or a hot dog. Parents could choose a can of soda or a glass of wine ;) ...Of course we also had that one house that gave out king sized candy bars. I had a boyfriend who had a "cotton candy house" in his neighborhood growing up, which I'm still jealous of.

[@hopelessromantic8682]

When my Mom was in her late 20’s she dressed my older brother and sister as the Smurf’s for a contest at our local mall. She used blue food dye, thinking that it would come out in the bath but it did not. 😂 My bro and sis were BLUE for a week after Halloween and my mom was devastatingly embarrassed because she is from a very strict “anti-Halloween” family and her Dad saw them and was like, “Why are my grandkids blue Sandy? Why?” 😂 and she just 🤷‍♀️. Edit: they did win the contest. Which was a meal for four from IHOP and two boxes of a new cereal 😂 😂

[@KelseyDrummer]

I love this story!

[@CandyCoated7779]

i think the real prize is the answer she had to come up with on the fly Melissa lol

[@sugarbomb187]

LMFAO

[@mala3isity]

LMBO and I'm so sorry Blue Man Group wasn't around so they could identify.

[@CrocodileCookies]

I'm wheezing at "why are my grandkids blue Sandy" 😂 a reasonable question i think

[@LorenMarieP]

One of my daughters insisted on being a vending machine for Halloween. We put her in a big box and decorated it, complete with candy and snacks. We ended up taking the family to a party that night and our friends proceeded to buy candy from the machine… she made $50 that evening! 🤣

[@nohandle508]

That's brilliant! :-)

[@rachaeloliver8131]

She knew what she was doing

[@mirjanbouma]

Genius!

[@JariDawnchild]

Bwahaha I wish I had thought of that!

[@leechtheadult]

I was a vending machine one year too!! (though I didn't think of having people buy stuff from me that would have been smart)

[@RomeoRRiveraJr]

I’m making my three daughters their Halloween costumes this year. I learned to sew because of you. Wish me lots of luck 😃

[@bbrown5862]

That is so wholesome, your kids are going to have awesome memories!

[@RomeoRRiveraJr]

@@bbrown5862 thank you

[@theemachine3890]

Good luck!

[@alexandraaaron9705]

🎊🎃GOOD LUCK🎃🎊

[@shelbyb9965]

Your kids are going to love it! My mom made all of my costumes growing up and I adore that she did. It was so cool as a kid to pick anything my little heart desired, I didn't have to stick to just what was on the rack (honorable mentions are a pleather Catwoman suit and Glinda the Good Witch complete with handmade crown). I treasure those memories and I have so much appreciation for what my mom did to make my childhood special. Congrats on learning to sew and best of luck this year!

[@morganh.8092]

My absolute favorite childhood Halloween memory is dressing in a Xena warrior princess costume that my mom handmade with fake leather and glitter glue. I thought I looked SO badass with my fake sword and challenged all the boys on my street to duels. We have a great photo of Xena kicking Darth Vader's butt, it's fantastic 😂

[@kat.ily111]

Shoutout to the moms that have no artistic talent just giving it their best, wholesome, exhausted effort. Not all hero's wear capes.

[@HarunoHime07]

Not all heroes wear (nice) capes?

[@Jocrazyface]

When I was 7 or 8, I told my mom I wanted to be a pirate "but with a tail." My mom had no idea what that meant, but came up with an adorable pirate cat costume with a tail and ears coming out of a pirate hat and painted whiskers on my face. Still my favorite costume ever.

[@fish-fingers_and_custard7685]

Soooo cute :)

[@nicicolourful]

My mom made THE BEST costumes. My favorite: dead bride. She found an old wedding dress and destroyed it in many ways, including running it over for the tire marks :)

[@becauseimafan]

The dedication! The creativity! I love this!!

[@alejandrarodriguez8410]

So sad that I miss this because I have a good one: I live in Mexico, so here we have the day of the dead 2 days after Halloween, and when I was 7 years old my school organized an event in which everyone had to wear traditional skeletons to put it in some way (like in coco) but that day I did not attend classes, the only friend I had told me by phone message (yes, the hella old ones) that everyone was going to wear a costume but she did not specify anything and I attended the festival of the day of the dead dressed as broccoli. A running, giant broccoli...everyone laugh, I cried, and my dad take a photo of me as a broccoli surrounded of skeletons while I cried. Yes.

[@hollyhell4]

Today, my coworker randomly told me that I remind her of a KZbinr she watches named Rachel Maksy and not only was I ecstatic to find another lover of floor trolls, but that is probably the best compliment I could ever receive and it made me look forward to today's video even more 😄.

[@KelseyDrummer]

Yessss I love this!

[@RKusmie64]

Now that's a high compliment! ;-)

[@thegracklepeck]

IMO the *best* compliment 🧡

[@azrani2023]

oh my god the same happened to me and I was so happy and weirdly proud ahahha it truly is the best compliment

[@morganclaiborne3122]

My most memorable costume: In 3rd grade, I wanted to go as a classic ghost for Halloween (think Charlie Brown, bedsheet with eyeholes, etc) but when I got to my friends house to eat pizza before trick-or-treating, I realized the bed sheet wouldn’t stay in place, so the eyeholes would move around a lot. Our solution? Borrow my friend’s headband and put it on my head, over the bed sheet, to keep it in place. The headband was bright pink and sparkly. So I was apparently a ghost from an 80’s aerobics class 😂

[@micheal2458]

It was some hardcore aerobics what killed ya! 😂

[@kaseyc1350]

I've heard it said that you wear for eternity the outfit in which you die.

[@marshaa8288]

RE: Winter jacket. My daughter is offended by the usually rainy and cold Halloween weather. She said, just this afternoon, "I wish we had Summerween so I could wear my Moana costume." I made her one two years ago, and she's not been able to wear it to anything. Our little comicon has been cancelled for the last 2 years and of course Halloween is cold and has been weird.

[@dianeo]

"The saddest clown in town"...Poor Candace... I feel her pain yet I can't stop laughing at the photo. Your Jack Sparrow costume story reminded me of when I was at a Halloween party in college with my face painted ghoulishly. My crush showed up and I hurried to the bathroom to scrub off the hideous mess and then emerged smiling whereupon he took one look at me and said I looked better with the make-up on.... yeah, I really picked a winner.

[@smrtartcreations2242]

Omg! I’m still laughing at myself to this day about that costume pic! I sent this video to my family to prove to them that I’m over it! Hahaha! We’re all laughing hysterically about it tonight! 🤣🤪🤣

[@taylorcroft6757]

I was raised in a VERY religious family so I wasn’t allowed to dress up for Halloween and we had to be That House that handed out Bible tracks instead of candy, which made us a ton of friends as I’m sure you can imagine... Now that I am adult and I have a child of my own, I am sooooo excited to let him experience Halloween to the fullest! He was Baby Yoda last year, and this year we’re thinking we’ll have him be Carl from Up and his dad and I will be Russel and Kevin respectively. I can’t wait for many years of Halloween to come!

[@leadupont8588]

Oh my, I wanna see that family costume so badly !!!

[@thatradfailure5197]

That sounds like such a cute family costume!

[@theresahoward7216]

Oh my goodness...I was born in 1977...my sister in 1973. So I got her hand me down costumes (very '70's). I was obsessed with the plastic flammable Casper the friendly ghost costume and wore it until it literally crumbled to pieces. Lol

[@motherlistener]

We had a family like that but they gave away something that looked like a dollar but was a bible verse on greed. They did it every year and every year we fell for it. I have no idea why we didn't remember.

[@Wednesdaywoe1975]

I hope you have a terrific Halloween, Taylor

[@Drowningindisappointment]

When I was 5 I dressed up as Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz, my cousins dressed up as the scarecrow and tin man. All the costumes were hand-made by my Grandma and my cousins and I had even mapped out a game plan for the neighborhood. I remember being so excited to go trick or treating with my mother when she went into labor, so we rushed her to the hospital and my sister was born and I just remember being so pissed that my mom couldn't come trick or treating. I even asked her if we could dress my 5-hour old sister as the Cowardly lion and bring her with us.

[@SuperPao]

This could definitely be an annual video. I'd love a part 2.

[@crownclowncreations]

Another Danish person here, with a "fun" lil history lesson: A tradition we have on Fastelavn (Halloween was not introduced until the 2010's), is to fill a barrel with candy (kinda like a piñata) and take turns hitting it with a bat. The first person to break it open becomes The Cat King, and the one that get's the final piece of the barrel becomes The Cat Queen. And they each get a little paper crown. The reason for the names, are based on the history of the game. We call it "Slå katten af tønden" which roughly translates to "beat the cat out of the barrel". And that is exactly what they would do. Black cats used to be seen as The Devil's minions and when Fastelavn came around, people would put black cats in barrels, hit the barrel until the cat came out, and then proceed to... kill the cat with bats. Of course we don't do that anymore, and over the past 10 years, Halloween has gotten a lot bigger than Fastelavn. At least among the younger generations, as Fastelavn is mainly for children. But as a kid I loved dressing up for Fastelavn and to hit the barrel. I was very aggressive and stubborn as a kid, and would often get crowned The Cat King. I think my most memorable costume, was when I dressed up as Mulan and won both titles of Best Costume and Cat King. Honorable mentions are Death and a giraffe costume that was several sizes too small, but I insisted on wearing anyway.

[@candydemure]

"If they can't handle you at your drawn on facial hair, they don't deserve you." PREACH IT, SIS.

[@Chef_Julie_B]

At my Lutheran pre-school, our costume assignment for the school party was “Animals on Noah’s Arc”. I DEMANDED to be a mushroom, because “FUNGUS IS ALIVE”. …My mom made me be a mouse. 😩🐭🤷🏻‍♀️

[@ariahazelwood3842]

This legitimately made me laugh out loud. Nice 😭😂

[@llamasugar5478]

Aww, I’d have let you! For “Community Helper Day,” my 6-year-old wanted to be a bat because “they help people by eating mosquitoes.” He was the cutest (only) winged mammal at his school that day.

[@Spineless-Lobster]

I adore your outside of the box thinking and your appreciation for mushrooms.

[@amyshort5625]

I hope one of my boys asks me to be a mushroom, I'd be so pumped

[@becauseimafan]

This is so sweet and so great! My actual out loud reaction was to go "Aww" and laugh at the same time, like "Aww-haww-aww-awwww" - which I don't think is a noise I've ever made before. Congrats! 😁 Really tho, thank you for sharing, that's so sweet and cute 🥺❤️

[@Hippolyta.]

"if you're from Florida, what was that like?" oh boy, as someone raised in Florida, lemme tell you what it was like...HOT! I live in Canada now and none of my friends can relate because they all had the winter-coat-over-costume fiasco but nothing is worse than walking through the neighbourhood all sweaty and having to walk all the way home in the heat. Don't even think about a multi-layered costume, face paint, or wigs. Yes, I'm sure we had some cooler Halloween nights, but c'mon, it was Florida. If it wasn't hot and humid, it was raining. And the fear that your chocolate would melt was real.

[@RandaEd]

So, my kids' school does an All Saints Day celebration every year. They dress as saints and do a brief presentation on some facts about their saints, then people are supposed to guess who they are. Trouble is, saint costumes aren't exactly big sellers at Spirit Halloween, so I make them. It's fun, and I've been blessed with some kooky kids who like doing martyrs and saints with weird stories. So, we've had eyeballs on a plate for St. Lucy for a kindergartener, St. Wilgefortis (complete with great bushy beard and gold slippers), St. Felix in a spiderweb 🕸 cloak, St. Lawrence with an oven grate for a grill and salt shakers full of dry ice in the pockets to smoke... it's good times. My ambition is to do St. Batholomew in all red with a flesh colored leotard over his arm, because he's carrying his skin. *insert maniacal laugh here* Wish I'd known you were doing this.

[@shineonsunfish]

Ugh so jealous! There are never enough kids at our church or weird parents who want to do an ASD party... I had a little one at my house once but it's not the same. I did make a pyre of cheese for St. Joan though...

[@RandaEd]

@@shineonsunfish Love it! Also, I checked Amazon after typing this up and found a tan leotard, one left, on sale. I ordered that thing SO fast! 😆

[@Teajay21]

We did an all Saints Day at my Catholic Church when I was a teen/young adult and I volunteered to help out and I remember there was a tiny pope who was a hit! We were allowed regular costumes though.

[@teodorasavoiu4664]

Those are some hardcore costumes, never thought of looking at stories about saints and martyrs for inspiration. So cool!

[@jessicachestnut516]

I'm the scarecrow at the 4 minute mark. All I can remember from that costume was that it was ITCHY. And to not totally throw my mom under the bus, she wasn't going for creepy. Bless her heart.

[@mayarabatistas]

Pumpkin lady chilling there in the mirror made everything better

[@KelseyDrummer]

Omg that's so funny I didn't even notice that!

[@altyacke]

I had the opposite reaction, I think she was staring into my soul the whole time. 😬

[@Acessoasis]

Haha. I spent a solid 10 mins wondering how she set it up in the reflection.

[@bythevictrola]

I know it’s just the pumpkin lady head on a shelf. But in the littleness of my phone screen it looks like the dark shelf is a shirt and the reflection of the jack o lantern is her skirt!

[@jax_firestorm9689]

“It must have been nice to trick-or-treat without wearing a winter jacket.” *laughs evilly in Californian* In kindergarten, I was obsessed with princesses, and my school had a parade where you had to be a real life historical figure and learn something about said figure. So, when I was five, I was princess Grace Kelly of Monaco. No regrets. I’ve never looked better in my whole life.

[@quinnisjustbetter123]

i live in iowa and it's practically freezing around halloween so we always have to wear some type of jacket. one year it was actually snowing

[@braeburnapfel5178]

That reminds me of when I dressed up as a witch when I was three years old. It was not for Halloween, which wasn't really a thing in Germany at the time, but for carnival (Fasching). My mum made the costume with the cutest little pointy hat and my face was painted green. The costume was based off of my favourite book character, a witch called Irma. But when I arrived in kindergarten and saw myself in a mirror, I was so scared of myself I started to cry and had to get the green facepaint off 😂😂

[@maryinsanfrancisco]

ALWAYS give every kid candy, including teenagers no matter how old they look. You don't know their situation. What if they live in a home with financial and/or food insecurity? They could be hungry or the candy could be a treat they couldn't otherwise afford. ALWAYS buy the best and biggest candy you can afford and lots of it. Be THAT house. ❤

[@Pysslis]

Also some kids look older than they are.

[@cronagorgon8869]

Yeah. And people dont always look their age its so annoying when people cant just loosen up and have fun and not be stingy ✋😔✨

[@cronagorgon8869]

@@Pysslis yeah

[@annbrookens945]

Yeah, it's not like a mob of rowdy teenagers turned up at their door. Just one girl whose mom was waiting at the end of the sidewalk for her!

[@cronagorgon8869]

@@annbrookens945 youre just sort of assuming

[@solveigg]

When I was ten, I was OBSESSED with owls. I would wear an owl hat to school every day. So for Halloween, I wore my owl hat along with brown wind-pants and a brown puffy coat. It wasn't embarressing, persay, but it was very ,,uh, low effort.

[@solveigg]

I tried to find a photo to send, but I think they're all on our old digital camera.

[@themurrrr]

It was probably frikkin adorable!

[@solveigg]

@@themurrrr the bulk of the wind-pants and down coat certainly made it unique haha

[@themurrrr]

@@solveigg awwww

[@KelseyDrummer]

I made an owl costume many years ago. I put in so much effort but it ended up looking low effort lmao

[@nutcase1995]

My aunt was an incredibly talented artist and made costumes that were passed around all of the cousins growing up. The one I remember most and love dearly, was a pea in a pod! The whole things was a big pea pod and my sweet lil face would be the top pea. Beyond adorable ❤️

[@automaton-in-love]

I appreciate your story of the soda house because in my neighborhood we had a... drumroll please... milk house! 🎉🥛🐄 It was the house of a local dairy owner and they would give out pints of lowfat, regular, and chocolate milk. You could also meet the mascot (Clo the cow) and get a picture 🐮 I love my town lol

[@helenmabel5263]

So excited my mom and her sister’s costumes (tin man and scarecrow) made the cut! I’m glad we are able to share that horrifying photo with more people 😊 Also, my mom said you look like a princess 💛

[@erinmoore9681]

10 out of 10 Oil cans 🤖

[@mala3isity]

Oh no, what kind of fairy tales did your mom like? LMBO

[@daniellegerber3908]

I aspire to that level of fantasy/horror combo! XD Those were great!

[@helenmabel5263]

@@daniellegerber3908 Unfortunately, I think my grandmother was actually going for “cute” costumes… or at least she didn’t intend for them to be scary 😆

[@sharencornils8091]

Loved that one.!❤️

[@DeadNotSleeping789]

My worst Halloween costume was as a classic witch. The costume itself wasn't bad, the bad part was at the end of the night when it was all being taken off. My mother, not having green face makeup, made some with food coloring. I don't know how long my face was green...

[@UncleBuck3t]

Oh nooooooooooooooo 😬🙀

[@tabby-two-hearts6819]

I don’t think I’ve ever had an “embarrassing” Halloween costume per say. But there’s a picture in my house somewhere of me dressed as Minnie Mouse (whiskers and all.) and baby me decided Minnie Mouse needed a job. So I took myself off to my brothers dress up box and took off my mouse ears in favour of a fireman’s hat. It wouldn’t have been that bad, had I not then basically thrown chocolate pudding at my face in a sad attempt at eating. So the photo is just me as Minnie Mouse the firewoman covered in chocolate pudding. Good times 😅

[@juliapalos2077]

It wasn't pudding on your face, it was soot cause you've just put out a fire. You were the best Minnie Mouse firewoman!

[@vanessamvarela]

Bless the parents involved in this chaos. Not all moms can be Rachels.

[@emilythompson4037]

When my brother was 13 he dressed up as 'L' from death note. But the thing is he was a chubby white kid with a big curly afro and manga wasn't exactly popular in small town Texas so the costume didn't really translate that well. By the end of the night he was so tired of explaining his costume that he just started telling people he was dressed up as a used car salesman.

[@Feealy]

I’m so happy you got black bag/“trash bag” costume pics from Ireland because that’s all we ever wore for Halloween for basically my entire childhood. Black bags or cheap red plastic “devil” capes with those horrible rubber witch fingers and the flimsiest hats ever! 😅 ah good times… we also used to carve turnips which is where the tradition of pumpkin carving comes from! Pumpkins are not native to Ireland so Irish people used to carve turnips (which is VERY difficult to do!) to ward off evil spirits on Halloween night. When past generations emigrated to America and discovered pumpkins they found them much easier to carve and thus carried on the tradition of warding off evil spirits. You’re welcome 18th century ancestors! 👋🏻

[@JariDawnchild]

I carved a turnip one year because I was bored of the whole "pumpkin" thing. I didn't do it again, but I did learn the appreciation our ancestors grew for pumpkins, much easier for carving. XD I've been considering doing a barfing pumpkin this year, right on my balcony table...

[@user-hj5iv5pl4h]

God I remember doing all of this as a kid! Unfortunately when I talk to my friends they haven’t had the same experience so they just think it’s weird lol. They’re missing out I had the best times dressing up as the black bag witch. One year I made a pocket to put sweets in and taped it to the front of the black bag. I thought it was amazing until the sweets started to fall out lol l ended up leaving a trail of sweets back to my house. I was so sad that my mam ended up taking me back out to follow the trail of lost sweets!

[@dearbhailevaughan6192]

Not relevant but thought ye might appreciate it... My brother went as Michael D. a few years ago, complete with a bald cap, and an ill-fitting Communion suit. It was both hilarious and beautiful

[@TheNicoleElizabeth]

LOL came here to talk about the bin bags. Did we all dress up as a witch at least once in a bin bag?

[@micheal2458]

@@user-hj5iv5pl4h aww, that's some great parenting right there!

[@Anonymous-fb1qu]

Can we just talk about how cute it is that Rachel keeps looking up at her husband throughout the whole video?🥺🥺

[@No1PlutoSupporter]

"thank you for americanizing that for me" made me laugh i loved this concept i laughed so much at ppls terrible/funny childhood costumes and memories

[@alexcallahan1979]

We don’t really have Halloween in Australia, but when I was 13 (2006) my friends and I were determined to go trick or treating anyway. I was dressed as Princess Leia in a white dress and bagel plaits. We were so surprised that we were literally the only kids on the streets, and that every house we went to had no idea why we were there, or even that it was Halloween. A couple of people found lollies for us, and one nona wrapped up some biscuits in tin foil for us!

[@ermintrude_fanshaw]

That’s adorable. Also Australian, also went trick or treating in 2006 as a 13-year-old… one lady gave us $20 because she didn’t have any lollies in the house, despite us trying to refuse 😂 we were mostly greeted by ‘wait, it’s Halloween?’

[@thegracklepeck]

Aww bless that Nona :)

[@timecrayon]

ah yes. exactly my german halloween experience

[@blorbidorbi]

I had a similar experience trying to trick or treat in Sweden in 2008. Most people just apologised because they didn't have candy lying around, or they'd try to give us money instead :D But to my knowledge Halloween has started to become more commonly celebrated there now. But funnily enough we have a different kind of trick or treating tradition on Easter here in the Nordics! Basically kids dress up as witches and go door to door threatening to curse people if they don't give them candy. So luckily we just had to wait some months for the chocolate eggs, lol.

[@crowfaerymori]

Also Australian and lived in a more rural area where our grumpy neighbours would not appreciate kids asking for free candy XD

[@olivialuberda999]

When I was 9 I went as a "tornado" I wore all black and attached a bunch of objects to string (cows, trees, a little silo, etc) all over my outfit so then when i twirled really fast all the objects would go flying around me

[@helenm1085]

I love this as a concept! I wish I could see a picture haha

[@theultimatebookworm]

Halloween memories: I think two very memorable costumes were when I was in elementary school. One year I dressed as a mime, Marcel Marceau inspired. I was completely committed to my craft and did not speak the whole day and frightened some of my friends because the white face paint I was wearing seemed to make my teeth appear yellower than normal. The second one and a very personal favorite of mine and everyone who saw it: I was a jack-in-the box. My mother painted a large packing box with the lid and bottom cut out and attached shoulder straps to it and made me a metallic pink and purple jester costume. To this day it is a regret that there are no photos of this costume. It was fabulous.

[@poonyaTara]

For easy toddler costumes I would have my twins select a Sesame Street monster. Then I would just put them in a sweatpant-sweatshirt combo in the right color. The only thing I had to make was the felt headband with the eyes. I wanted to make proper costumes but began doing this to cope with the childish tendency to change one's mind about one's costume choice on October 29th. No more $100+ of fabric wasted every year.

[@sophboysoph5246]

Shout-out to people who give candy to anyone showing up in a costume no matter how old they look, you're the coolest 💕

[@JariDawnchild]

There's worse shit those people could be doing. I pass out candy whether they're dressed up or not. I even offer the parents who come with their kids candy, mostly because I know damn well the parents will rummage through it while the kids are in bed lol.

[@brennap3310]

Wearing a costume is the only rule 🙌🏻🎃🍭🍬🍫

[@sophiamuseologist3367]

@@JariDawnchild I started taking a friend's kids trick or treating a few years ago, and a lot of parents were offering me candy too because I was also dressed up. It was so sweet, I didn't expect it at all, but it made me happy they were so nice! Thank you for doing that :)

[@amywardell5843]

To the poor girl in “The Ring” costume…giiiirl, I used to like scary movies too until I saw that when I was SIXTEEN and couldn’t go to sleep that night. I had to go sleep in my mom’s bed as a high schooler after watching a PG-13 movie

[@mirjanbouma]

I watched it with my ex because he insisted it wasn't that scary. I may still (17+ years later) not have forgiven him

[@sarahrosen4985]

I watched that movie as a 40-something adult with my teen daughters and it scared the shit out of all of us! Still does. It basically ended our ‘yeah! Let’s watch scary movies for fun!’ habit forever. Since then we just stick with the Scary Movie franchise and laugh on Halloween. 7 days, Cindy!

[@ediedbdbd7902]

Loved this episode of “Rachel and the Ghosts of Halloweens Past.”

[@smrtartcreations2242]

Omg! I lost it when I saw myself in your cover shot! Hahaha! I immediately sent the video to all my family and my mom is now saying she can’t believe she didn’t know I wanted to be a mime 33 years later!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 We are all dying watching this and saying how classic my sad clown in town is! Hahah! Thank you Rachel for helping us laugh even more about this! 😘

[@thesagepilgrim4441]

My mom made a few of my costumes over the years, and they were bangers. The best one was a Morticia outfit when I was 7; I was basically wearing a whole bolt of black tulle and felt like a tiny god.

[@JariDawnchild]

Aw, sounds so damn cute!

[@Betsyschugar]

Feeling like a god is the only acceptable feeling when dressed as Morticia Addams

[@aurianox4541]

As a Floridian, I can vouch that Halloween in Florida is just as challenging, but for the exact opposite reasons. It remains essentially summer here until a couple weeks into November, normally. Which means that Halloween night frequently consists of 80-90 degree heat with %70-100 humidity. Neat costumes that involve any form of jacket, cloak, or excessive fabric are normally removed in the first hour or so, and makeup melts pretty quickly. But sometimes the weather can be nice if "fall" decides to show up early!

[@lrhill84]

Don't forget the baseball sized mosquitos buzzing around your ears and biting your ankles all night.

[@sherryg1838]

Phoenix is 80 degrees on Halloween, but 20% humidity. It’s actually nice. But yeah, no one wears a really warm costume lol.

[@sardine1324]

it's the exact opposite in chicago lol. it's ALWAYS snowing on halloween, and at least below 40 degrees

[@TheVioletMaze]

Fellow native Floridian here to confirm the melting makeup, the excessive sweating in those plastic masks, the drowning in sweat in unbreathable store bought costumes, and ever present smell of mosquito repellent everywhere.

[@CallaLilli97]

Came here to say this. God help you if you wanted to wear a costume that involved fur, Jedi robes, vampire cloaks, wigs, masks, anything. So many halloween costume plans were ruined by putting the costume on, stepping outside, and immediately realizing that I would have to make something up out of my closet so I didn’t get heat stroke halfway through the night. Goodbye werewolf costume, hello scavenged cat ears and random clothes!

[@anaasbury7382]

Ever since I've graduated high school I've dressed up the entire week leading up to Halloween (and some years a bunch more days in October because I have so many odds and ends of past cosplays and other costumes) I think the costume I'm most proud of is my Wirt. My mom and I made the cape and hat together and this year I noticed that the cape would also work for Nicholas from like the first Care Bears movie so I might try to be him at some point this October.

[@ienzio7795]

That's awesome, I wish I could do that!! Maybe once I move out lmao

[@marcytrost2498]

I'm doubled over laughing at both the photos and the messages that accompany them. Your dramatic readings get a 10 /10 from me!

[@JannieJubilee]

I'm so sad I missed Rachel's request on Instagram and my younger brother is forever thankful.

[@KZesty]

This one sentence paints a hilarious picture. 😂

[@mala3isity]

LOL Blackmail.

[@becauseimafan]

😂😂😂 I love this!

[@mirjanbouma]

This has a vibe that I can't describe but I'm feeling it

[@JariDawnchild]

Mwahahaa!

[@alexandriamount3069]

I have made my kids Halloween costumes most every year except this one. Notable themes include KittyCat Superman, a bunch of grapes, a ghost princess, characters from video games no one has ever heard of, and a very fluffy hedwig the owl. The burns of hot glue may heal on the skin but they are forever seared into my soul.

[@kathyjohnson2043]

My younger brother and I were Batman and Robin, costumes impeccably made by my mom!

[@JariDawnchild]

I made my daughter a Princess Zelda costume when she was about 9 and she loved it lol. For the nerds or the curious, it was the Wind Waker getup. Bonus points for the character being a badass pirate, and ballsy and unrefined enough to taunt Ganondorf while looking all sweet and delicate. Yes, my kid and I are both fans. Even irritated my friend by getting her boys hooked, too. XD

[@brandibrooks4089]

I never actually got to wear this costume, but when I was 8, I had planned on dressing up as Olive Oyl with my dad as Popeye (I drew plans for it and everything) as I would spend every Saturday morning watching Popeye with my dad and he always reminded me of Popeye. Unfortunately, my dad passed away before Halloween, so I never wore it. On a lighter note, there was a year I went trunk or treating at my local church dressed as Isis, the Egyptian goddess (because I was obsessed with Ancient Egypt as a child) and would get livid whenever people would mistake me for Cleopatra.

[@ShadeRed]

So, when my mom was little, for some reason, her parents never let her or her sisters be princesses for Halloween; so my mom consoled herself by telling herself that when she had little girls of her own, she would be able to dress them as princesses for Halloween. Unfortunately, when my sister was old enough to trick or treat, she never wanted to be a princess (in fact one year she wanted to be a gorilla wearing a red boa.) and after her my mom only had sons; until I came along... At last, a second chance. I was 3-4 years old and I remember my mom asking me what I wanted to be for Halloween. I wanted to be a fairy. My mom then insisted that a princess was like a fairy to a not very convinced 3-4 year old me; and leaving no room for argument. At last! My mom was making the princess costume for one of her daughters! Que me getting into a car accident where I had to go into surgery to get my nose reconstructed. I was a princess with not so pretty stitches on her nose that year... Sorry, mom.

[@Emelinagee]

in middle school, i thought it would be really funny to trick-or-treat as dumbledora. yes, the greatest wizard of the modern era combined with dora the explorer. i wore a dora costume and wig, as well as a dumbledore beard, wand, and hat. alas i have no pictures i can find, but i was thoroughly pleased with myself! (even though people thought i was a bearded lady lol)

[@KelseyDrummer]

That's AWESOME!

[@Okay_Is_Wonderful]

This is brilliant & a goshdarn tragedy it wasn't properly appreciated 💚

[@mirjanbouma]

Oh man, that sounds amazing!

[@nanna4673]

The 90's energy in a lot of these is wonderful and slightly cursed

[@newtpollution]

Rachel: When you have a chance to grow or wear a mustache, why not? Me, a trans guy: Amen to that

[@dianabuck7310]

As a child, I don't think I ever fully appreciated my mom's costuming skills. I always looked so glamorous. I think with our skills combined, my sister and I might just barely pass muster with our future trick-or-treaters. She's getting good with sewing, and I'm the crafty one.

[@Delphy]

My parents where super Christian when I was a child so we honestly never got to celebrate Halloween. Mostly we would just taunt the neighborhood children with a big bowl of candy sitting in our very large bay window. Now that I think about it as an adult, I kinda of cringe knowing that my parents actually did that. Anyhow now that I'm an adult and have a child of my own. I am planning on making her a Kirby outfit because she has been begging me for it and she's only three so yeah it's happening. Good thing I've been into cosplay for some time now and have plenty experience making such outfits. This year we may even be at a anime convention during Halloween, take that Mom and Dad I don't dress up once-a-year I dress up as many times as I can afford it now.

[@juliettegibson9845]

That sounds sad. I’m from a Christian fam and am Christian myself and can’t see any of us taunting kids with candy, even when we were wary of Halloween (which we got over because it’s actually a time of hope and overcoming evil and fear). That Kirby costume idea sounds awesome, and I’m sure your kid will love it.

[@briefisbest]

I didn't get to dress up for Halloween until I was 16 because it was a "satanic holiday" 🤦‍♀️

[@Delphy]

@@juliettegibson9845 If my memories are right I think it was only a couple of times and they turned off the lights after about a half hour. I like you're way of treating it as a holiday of hope and overcoming evil and fear. But in a bit their defense we did live in a rural area where people did come around to do stuff... in the hills around Halloween and a lot of black pets would go missing. So I kind of also understand where they got the idea that it was the devil's holiday and everything.

[@mala3isity]

So there!

[@Delphy]

@@briefisbest Yeah same thing here I had a friend when I was about 16 who found out I had never gone trick or treating and dragged out to go do it. Then I got into cosplay and it's been down hill ever sense 😂

[@chrissyr8387]

Honestly, the 1920s bob Princess Aurora did an excellent job on her makeup.

[@roisinobrien7455]

After that intermission, I would love to see you make barm brack as a Halloween/Samhain video! It's an Irish tradition, a tea brack (fruit bread) made with a ring baked inside it. The Irish tradition goes if you find the ring you will be next to be married. I absolutely love brack at any time of the year (my granny makes it all year round) but it would be seen as an Irish Halloween tradition ❤️

[@spicyrice3307]

The bread intermission was a very nice touch, much serotonin :)

[@OMGitsaClaire]

Candace and I 100% had the same haircut as a kid. It’s called having wavy hair your mom has no idea what to do with so they cut it short and give you bangs and you end up looking like a cocker spaniel. Or as my best friend in elementary school affectionately called it, my “triangle haircut”. It results in a lot of frizz, a lot of brushing, and a lot of tears until you learn what either curly girl method, hair straighteners, or layered haircuts are.

[@mala3isity]

Right there with you. The Shag is still my fave.

[@unouni2548]

This. So much this. My dad wanted me to have that haircut thinking I would look like Matilda, and I ended up looking like Krusty

[@bubbles1850]

100% had the same haircut!

[@smrtartcreations2242]

What’s even better about that, is that my mom had my hair professionally PERMED, and then cut it like that. Hello 1988! Ugh! But hey I cry good in sad clown makeup! Hahahahah! 😅🤪🤣

[@NosferotikaBr]

This video definitely did get me in the vibes for Halloween, thank you

[@jodoodlyboi2963]

Yeah, same

[@user-qv5pj9vh9i]

Rubinha por aquiiii, perrrrfeitaaa♥️

[@reveriemephisto1995]

I highly recommend Aurelio Voltaire's videos on Halloween decor hunting! Part two just came out.

[@fumetsushinju]

After hearing all these different stories, I'm glad my parents bought Halloween costumes that were only made out of fabric. I couldn't imagine wearing a big box with dryer vents on both arms! I don't remember every Halloween costume I had as a kid, but highlights include the Pink Ranger, a cow, a fairy, a green m&m, and a witch.

[@IncandescentIdea]

This is a formal request for more of these videos! Idk if it becomes a yearly tradition or you put out another one in the next month when you need a break from the intensity that is autumn projects on this channel but I'd absolutely love to see more!! So sweet, so funny

[@mandarinz69]

I'm sure you have lots of Halloween ideas, but would you consider making a 'Cemeterrarium'? I think that'd be fun 😊👻

[@ssjpanda8417]

That's really awesome. Rachel please.

[@aurafluff]

Yes!!!

[@_shrayanshsingh]

Rachel: "I don't knlw much about cemetaries, but that really touched me!" (ref.: the mushroom sleeve)

[@goddessreverierosehawthorn3724]

I upvote this by infinity!

[@CaptainCrowShayHook]

I second the motion! ✋

[@PatchworkPirate]

My house was "the soda house" growing up! The parents loved it because they didn't have to run to McDonald's or wherever to get the kiddos a drink. The tradition lives on at my house, but w/Capri Sun or juice boxes.

[@raccoon_anarchy]

I’m going as President Loki this year and let me say, I am so immensely excited to memorize and quote every snarky remark Loki has ever said 😆😆

[@corawatson9630]

Nice! I'm planning on going as Sylvie!

[@mystery1317]

I’m doing TVA Loki! Made the jacket already (had to order some custom made iron-ons with the TVA logo and such), already had most of the base pieces (pants, shoes, button up) and now all that’s left is to get a tie and think about whether I want to make the daggers or not. Only shame is that my hair is still a bit too short but nevermind that!

[@annaliisa9419]

The reflection of your pumpkin head in the mirror is ✨ perfection✨

[@craftyluna6381]

In my elementary school, the student council would choose one boy and one girl from each class to be in a school-wide competition. One year I was a robot with a costume very similar to the one in this video, except we also took apart an old radio and glued the wires and speaker covers and other bits to the front. And, importantly, I had another silver cardboard box over my head. I think we used bike reflectors as the eyes? Anyway, this other girl in my class, Dellalyn, also had a cardboard box based costume. She came as the White House! Hers was really good, and she got picked by the student council. Then, they picked me, because they thought I was a boy. I took my helmet off and they saw I was a girl, and then they changed their pick to this boy wearing a store-bought Spiderman costume. I was so disappointed. To this day I wonder, if they had known I was a girl, if they would have picked me over Dellalyn.

[@thegracklepeck]

Aw, I hate that they picked one boy and one girl instead of most inventive costumes. Your costume sounded super cool!

[@lillianjanky9211]

I just kept randomly glancing at Mrs. Pumpkin Head and getting a shiver

[@paigehuse8856]

When I was little, I really loved the care bears. My great aunt had a home made(?) Tenderheart bear costume that we borrowed, and it came with this giant head, and I hated wearing it so much that my dad wore it. I can't remember if he did that all night, or just for the short time the photo was taken

[@valerieproffitt3368]

Ok so I followed the bread recipe and making process. I about simply passed away! 😩🤤 Twas amazing!!*chefs kiss*

[@StCausesARuckus]

I was 5, first Halloween party ever and in school. I was thrilled! I told my mother I wanted to go as a Princess. She assured me she would nake my cosyume and it would be cute. Fast forward, morning of party. I ran downstairs excited to get my costume on. I got ready for school then presented myself to my mother, prepared to be dressed like Cinderella. This woman, pulled out a square thing covered in white fabric and plopped it over my head so that it rested on my shoulders. It was then I noticed paper plates. cups and plastic utensils glued to the white fabric. On my head, she stuck a hat covered in plastic fruit. I was a fuggin table. That wasn't the worst part. That came once I got to school. I was too wide to sit next to other kids and some boy kept trying to set his drink on me. Expectations and reality are sometimes galaxies apart.

[@ninaf6068]

Pure gold. My heart goes out to you, but dang your mom was a beast at jokes!

[@thegracklepeck]

Aww that's so disappointing 😭😂 I'm getting second-hand embarrassment from that story

[@irisfilmproductions]

Bro I'm dead

[@Essa_711]

I've never been trick or treating, (lived in the middle of nowhere, so no houses to visit) but my friend and I took great joy in drawing big curly eyeliner moustaches on our faces whenever we had a shakespeare unit in english class and had to act small scenes. Best time was when our teacher hadn't noticed yet and we sat there attentively until she looked round and burst out laughing mid sentence.

[@ShellStein93]

This year will be the sixth year that two of my girlfriends from high school and I dress up and have a Halloween gathering. Always a fun time! We don’t always have a theme, but this year is “under the sea”. My two friends are going to be a narwhal and a crab, and I will be a naiad (water nymph)

[@hungrycreatureboutique5225]

These are all so cute!!! I love how "embarrassing" is more about the expression or emotion from the moment cuz everyone is just adorable. 💀❤️

[@evayle3083]

This costume wasn’t really embarrassing, it was more so what I did while wearing that was strange… I’ve always loved cats, and today I have two of my own, so it’s not surprising that I had dressed up as a black cat one year. It wasn’t a very well put together costume, just a black shirt, some black pants, and a tail and ears, but I absolutely loved it. My parents and I were walking down the sidewalk to reach the next house in line for our trick or treating “journey”, and it just so happened that we passed a girl my age dressed in a fluffy white cat costume. Now, I know what you’re thinking, all of this sounds relatively normal and tame. But I looked at her and immediately thought to myself about how some animals would start fighting each other when they came a little too close to them or intruded on their space. And so…. I hissed at her. She didn’t react and we just kept walking, but I remember feeling so judged by my parents and the girl in the white cat costume lmao. I think this is where my social anxiety developed😂

[@Ashley-xu1lk]

You were just playing the part lol

[@Clouderin]

Hissing is much more acceptable than running over and grooming her 🤷‍♀️

[@aShadeBolder]

it's OK, I still hiss. my housemate questions my species for it, but sometimes you just want the sound of frustration distilled and there is nothing better for those times than a bit of feline swearing.

[@joannap8769]

White fluffy kitty didn’t pass the vibe check 😂

[@evayle3083]

Lol omg these replies😂😂

[@reveriemephisto1995]

I love that her Victorian pumpkin lady costume head is perfectly positioned in the reflection of her vanity mirror haha haha. Noice 👌 Also after seeing all of the doggos in this video, can we please see some pictures of Frodo when he was a puppy?

[@NikkiM93]

I only remember two Halloween costumes as a kid, a dead bride and a bumble bee. The one with the pumpkin puppy made me so soft! I loved this video.

[@madelinearnold-vasquez943]

I really like seeing teenagers going trick or treating, especially if they dress up! They could be doing worse things than getting free candy 😂

[@kaskus7147]

Thank you, I will always give candy to someone who took the time to put on a costume no matter how old they are.

[@flicnerdy4385]

Also extra wholesome points if they are caring for a tiny little sibling

[@JariDawnchild]

I'll pass out candy to teens who aren't dressed up even, because as you said, there are worse things they could be doing. :)

[@madelinearnold-vasquez943]

@@JariDawnchild me too! Lol

[@penelopesparrow]

Crying in Australian 'cause we never really had Halloween here up until the last couple of years, and it still depends on what part of town you live in. So I have to buy candy for other people's children who usually don't show up and then I eat it all. Good deal! Also I must say the subtle angle of the mirror to allow Victorian Pumpkin Lady to hover ominously in the background is 11/10 squids. 🙌

[@Hugbryggen]

Aaaaw same in Norway!!!

[@kirami4274]

Lucky for you. We don't have Halloween at all*crying in Russian*

[@lennitheghost]

and then when we do have halloween it’s so damn hot. i went as coraline one year and three houses away i had to take off my raincoat, i was sweating buckets. by the end of the night i was walking barefoot in a tank top and shorts clutching the various pieces of costume and haphazardly putting key elements back on whenever we neared a house that might have lollies

[@Scarlett0508]

I could've watched this go on for hours. So utterly adorable and fun.

[@HarunoHime07]

Oh my goodness, Samantha's story had me cracking up! I actually love that movie to death(?).

[@jadelilly420]

My son's first Halloween costume was homemade. I got a 2 foam pillow inserts, cut them to the shape of bread, and painted the "crust" brown. Got red green and yellow cloth swatches and turned them into lettuce, tomato and cheese with the help of some cereal boxes. I sat my son under the top layer of bread in his stroller and he was my Sam and Cheese Sammich 💚 I miss that costume.

[@JariDawnchild]

Awww, so fricking cute! ❤🧡

[@emmadouglas1544]

my favorite costume as a child was when I dressed up as a toy story army soldier. I made the plastic foot panel that attached to their feet, painted every visible pat of my skin green and wore a swim cap under the helmet to hide my hair. Not only did my teacher tell me I was in the wrong group when I tried to join my class for the school halloween dance, but my own grandmother went to my mother and asked who "that little boy" was as she pointed me out (her first granddaughter, and eldest grandchild) at the family party.

[@alanmctaggart4371]

I love how you usually skip laughing and go straight to crying.

[@lilaclurva1]

This was awesome. Halloween is my mum's birthday so I was never allowed to go trick or treating, but I DID dress up every year to hand out sweets to everyone else when they rang the doorbell.

[@willowflame13]

one of my best costumes, was my mom dressed up as a bee, and made my sister and I flowers, they were petals sewn onto hoodies, and we were cozy and stylish

[@heleneverbach]

Oh my Dad made me and my siblings the BEST costumes. My sister went as The Hobbit one year, went as the headless horseman (her body was a horse) once, and a UNICEF box another year (remember the orange ones, and we'd say "trick or treat for Unicef!")- my sister and Dad made that out of a refrigerator box. One year, my brother went as a Bananaconda from the book children's book Scraminals and I went as a Pandafodil. My brother was also once a gargoyle and my Dad and brother made it out of chickenwire and paper mache). One year, I was a Twizzlers container and another I was a snowglobe and my Dad attached a machine to blow the packing peanuts we'd put inside our constructed globe of shower curtain so the snow globe could have snow go everywhere like if you shaked it. When I was really little my brother went as Harry Potter, my sister went as Hermione, my Dad went as Ron, and I was Ginny for some reason (I was like two). Anyway my Dad's amazing and super creative and my siblings and I always looked amazing on Halloween (our school had a parade and we always looked so good).

[@jamyjewelify]

This was so wholesome I loved it

[@zebrasonice4102]

The combined commentary from the people who submitted the photos, and Rachel reviewing them, is *chef's kiss.

[@madi5432]

My favorite costume ever was someone dressed in all black with a tinfoil heart taped to their chest going as "a night in shining amour" such a dad joke but also so easy to pull off.

[@emiliadashko1600]

Ohohohoho that's an AWESOME PUN