Left-wing activists are using Halloween as an excuse to mock the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the grief of his widow, Erika Kirk, by dressing up as the couple and theatrically recreating his fatal neck wound.
According to Gateway Pundit, TikTok has been inundated with videos of users in white Freedom shirts, their necks smeared with red makeup to simulate blood, with dozens, if not hundreds of such clips circulating. One user, leaisharaeincarnated, posted a video of herself dancing in a homemade freedom shirt covered in blood, before holding the microphone to the screen.
Many opted for couples costumes, turning a political assassination into a grotesque party gag. Some teenagers even wore the outfits to school, including a user named CringeCouz, apparently without facing any disciplinary consequences.
A popular gay porn performer, Joey Mills, who has more than 300,000 TikTok followers, joined in by posting a video dressed as Kirk while wearing large fake breasts. Unsurprisingly, many of these clips appear to be filmed by isolated individuals alone in their bedrooms, instead of being out celebrating the holiday with friends. Likely because they dont have any.
Internet personality and podcaster Tana Mongeau escalated the trend by posting an Instagram video recreating Erika Kirks appearance from an April 2026 YouTube video titled A Message From Erika Kirk. Mongeau wore a black silk button-up shirt, a black Freedom baseball cap, and a blonde ponytail while mimicking intense staring and heavy breathing at a microphone.
Her video caption admitted a flicker of conscience before dismissing it: I feel like I should immediately apologize for this but Im not sure if Im sorry so. The costume concept has been particularly popular with transgender lunatics, underscoring how far some on the Left are willing to go in celebrating political violence.
TPUSAs Jack Posobiec captured the sentiment many conservatives share as they watch this spectacle unfold, writing, The Left wants us all dead and they want us to know they want us all dead. At a time when political tensions are already high and President Donald Trumps supporters routinely face harassment, the glorification of Kirks murder on social media raises serious questions about the moral collapse of progressive culture and the platforms that enable it.
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