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is THE WEEKND a horror icon?

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is the self proclaimed King of the Fall a HORROR iCON? 

 

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the maze was LAME as hell, probably the worst one at universal studios Hollywood

I've never seen anyone dress up as him for Halloween :rip:And isn't his whole aesthetic a Joker rip off lol

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2 minutes ago, XAMJ said:

the maze was LAME as hell, probably the worst one at universal studios Hollywood

WHAT??? it was amazing :biblionny: so much better than the Killer Klown bullshite

 

Made me fall in loveee with The Weeknd again :heart:

1 hour ago, Da Vinci said:

I've never seen anyone dress up as him for Halloween :rip:And isn't his whole aesthetic a Joker rip off lol

You live under a rock huh

1 hour ago, Montreal said:

You live under a rock huh

Such is the case for OXOHs...best to ignore them. :celestial:

The "After Hours" red suit + bruised face look is already becoming one of the most recognizable pop star costumes for Halloween, especially when it comes to the recent generations of MPGs and MPBs. Anyone who paid even some attention to mainstream music these past couple years will be able to tell who you're dressing up as. Not to mention how fans have frequently paid tribute to the outfit, including when seeing him in concert this summer.

 

OT: I think it's too early to call him a horror icon, but among music artists, he's successfully showcased his knowledge and appreciation for the genre on several occasions (if you have the first three thumbnails age-restriced, they're the music videos for "In Your Eyes", "False Alarm", and "Too Late")

 

 

 

He also became the first pop artist to grace the cover of Fangoria - a magazine published since 1979 and specialized on horror films. It honoured his collaboration with makeup FX artist Mike Marino, and features a pretty disturbing prosthetic face work he did for the "Gasoline" music video.

 

 

I agree he doesn't have a Halloween classic like "Thriller" or "Disturbia" to his name (though "The Hills" 's production shows he has all the potential to craft something brilliant), but his visuals definitely make up for it. Here's a great article on the matter: https://bloody-disgusting.com/editorials/3706564/beauty-behind-the-madness-the-weeknds-eternal-dance-with-the-horror-genre/

 

Finally, it's also worth highlighting how he's been consistently delivering fantastic Halloween costumes these past four years. Him and Ariana Grande have been winning among celebs every year since 2018 :gaycat4:

 

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3 hours ago, Cheers said:

WHAT??? it was amazing :biblionny: so much better than the Killer Klown bullshite

 

Made me fall in loveee with The Weeknd again :heart:

idk sis but no one in my group liked it, la llorona/universal monsters SLAYED

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