Celebrating Halloween on TikTok

We are reflecting on how creators celebrated Halloween and showcasing that holidays on TikTok go beyond just a single hashtag. Let's delve deeper into the seasonal content, as well as the top videos, creators, songs, and effects.

Halloween is a holiday that lends itself well to video creation. The costumes, makeup, scary vibes, tropes, stories, and everything in between provide a creative avenue for anyone to explore. The results range from energetic comedic clips to horrifying short films, bringing the TikTok community together under the banner of Halloween.

During this spooky season, creators have been busy creating seasonal trends and using a variety of hashtags such as #DiaDeLosMuertos, #HappyHalloween, #HalloweenLook, #Horrify, #SFXMakeup, #HorrorTok, #HalloweenTreats, and more. The diverse range of Halloween content on TikTok demonstrates how the platform invites different cultures and communities to join in the celebration with scares, laughs, and impressive transitions.

Notable videos include @bluefrenchieapollo's hilarious clip of a dog dressed as a cowboy for Halloween. Additionally, @mariahcarey has joined in the Halloween spirit with a video showcasing her transition from Halloween to Christmas, using her iconic song "All I Want for Christmas Is You."

One hot track that has become popular among creators is Oliver Tree's "Life Goes On." Its catchy beat and lyrics seamlessly fit into any type of video, and Oliver Tree himself has embraced TikTok as a creator, using the sound in numerous hilarious videos that highlight his unique personality.

The Horrify creative effect, designed for Halloween, has been used by creators to visualize themselves making mischievous decisions. Check out the #Horrify hashtag to see the mild menacing actions creators are taking.

In the Creator Spotlight, we have @yeahitsak, also known as Akintoye, a rapper based in Toronto who is gaining recognition in North America for his impeccable flow and ability to create raps about relatable, everyday emotions. Akintoye frequently responds to comments with new songs created on the spot. His infectious voice and energy make his songs and TikTok videos enjoyable to listen to, while his lyrics and verbal acrobatics encourage multiple listens.

In case you missed it, TikTok has been celebrating #NativeFamily, highlighting the indigenous community on the platform. The TikTok community has also been taking #ClimateAction at COP26, showing their commitment to addressing climate change. And finally, U2 has joined TikTok, bringing their music and presence to the platform.

Overall, TikTok has proven to be a vibrant and diverse platform for creators to celebrate holidays, showcase their talents, and connect with communities worldwide.