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It didn’t take long for a brand to find themselves in hot water over their costume on Halloween.
On Sunday morning, the University of Texas tweeted out a picture of their mascot Bevo the longhorn in a ghost costume. Texas immediately deleted the tweet after fans compared Bevo’s ghost costume to a KKK klan outfit.
@TexasLonghorns aye why y'all delete it pic.twitter.com/g6fPgwzWHm
— Hater Heart HIMsley (@Ciroc_Obama) October 31, 2021
People had some thoughts on Texas putting Bevo in a ghost costume.
Two Ls in one weekend. Texas out here setting CFB records. https://t.co/64h9XbKTgF
— Graydon Gordian (@MrGordian) October 31, 2021
Ku Klux Kow
Hood Em Horns
All Grand Wizards, No BrakesI could do this all day… https://t.co/IaEj8oWtQw
— Clint Foster (@Clint_Foster55) October 31, 2021
The ku klux horns https://t.co/4eA7ymymfk
— Only Built 4 Curban Linx🇧🇧 (@brooklyn_gohard) October 31, 2021
https://twitter.com/HollyAnderson/status/1454849978061496320
the person who gave the ok for that image 1000% had ‘the eyes of texas’ playin on repeat via their airpods https://t.co/GP0PymTdXR
— mike taddow (@MikeTaddow) October 31, 2021