Kevin Bridges and his wife Kerry have captured the attention of fans with their delightful Halloween costumes. The couple chose to dress as John Lennon and Yoko Ono, sharing their creativity on social media.
Kevin Bridges and Kerry’s Halloween Costumes
Bridges donned a wig along with Lennon’s signature round glasses, evoking the spirit of the legendary musician. He struck a pose flashing a peace sign, while Kerry complemented his look in a white dress, hat, and sunglasses. She held a placard that read “give peace a chance,” echoing Lennon’s message.
Fan Reactions
Fans were quick to appreciate their costumes, flooding the comments with positive reactions. Some remarks included:
- “Absolutely nailed it kids!”
- “This is a winner!!”
- “Yoko Ono and Ozzy Osbourne?”
Others humorously suggested that Kerry’s look reminded them more of Ozzy Osbourne, prompting a laugh in the comment section.
Bridges on Halloween Culture
Bridges, who is currently on tour in the United States, previously described Halloween in Glasgow as a “hallucinogenic experience.” During his comedy tour, he shared thoughts on the chaotic atmosphere of Halloween in the city, where dressed-up characters often collide in humorous scenarios.
Scottish Comedy Influence
The comedic landscape in Scotland is also reflected in the nostalgia surrounding Halloween costumes. Ford Kiernan, the creator of the beloved show “Still Game,” expressed joy seeing children dress as characters from the series. Despite concluding in 2019, the show continues to influence Scottish culture through streaming services like Netflix.
Kiernan mentioned on a podcast that he receives hundreds of photos each year from families who dress their children as characters like Jack and Victor. He remarks on the cultural resonance of his character, appreciating the light-hearted spirit children bring to Halloween through such choices.
Conclusion
Bridges and Kerry’s costumes are a testament to how iconic figures in music and television continue to inspire creative expressions during celebrations like Halloween. Their playful tribute to Lennon and Ono adds to the charm of this festive season.
