If you’re struggling to come up with what you want to be for Halloween in Lebanon, then we have a few ideas for costumes. These are the scariest things we could come up with.

What better way to represent our free-falling economy than with a banknote that doesn’t exist but has been rumored to be in the works?
Absolutely terrifying.
Has anyone ever survived that? Asking for a friend.

These MFs scared us half to death as kids. They still do as adults. How did we even watch this with a straight face? Imagine someone pulling up to a Halloween party like this…
Nothing is scarier than Lebanese people’s obsession with trends.
Where’s the girl that said individuality was dead? She was so right and ahead of her time.

The scariest thing you can be is something that will 100% destroy someone’s car. Not in this economy.
If you walk around with a sheet of paper asking people to “2a3rib ma tahtahu khat”, we’re sure that one of two things will happen: 1) No one will get it right, or 2) People will run away.
10/10 costume.
Has anyone ever envisioned what Abu Kees would actually look like? Is it just a man with a Kees over his head?
This was the source of every Lebanese child’s trauma back in the day. We’re not sure if kids these days are still threatened with Abu Kees.

Arguably the WORST traffic jam in Lebanon from 4 PM until 7 PM. We actually have a ranking of the worst 3aj2as in the country here.
What do you think is the worst?
Though most people have solar power now, we’re still wired to avoid the elevator at around this time because betrooh l kahraba.
Old habits die hard, I guess.
What are you dressing up as for Halloween? Let us know!
Or start with one of these