‘People come and ghost’: It’s 2019 and #UndasHugot is far from dead

Sofia Virtudes

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‘People come and ghost’: It’s 2019 and #UndasHugot is far from dead
This All Saints Day, Filipinos welcome November with clever puns, resentment toward – and longing for – 'ghosts' of the past, and an awful lot of feels that just won't die

MANILA, Philippines – Think we’ve already left behind “hugot” culture in 2017? Guess what’s back from the dead!

This Undas season, Filipinos welcomed November with clever puns, resentment toward – and longing for – “ghosts” of the past, and an awful lot of feels that just wouldn’t die.

Check out these #UndasHugot puns and stories of unresolved feelings, and see if there’s one that speaks to your (sad) soul.

Some of us just had it way too rough, it makes us sound lyrical:

Some admittedly long for the “chills”:

While some are just…sad:

And just when you thought it couldn’t get any sadder, it did:

Apparently “love shot” can make people a little too spooky:

Some remain haunted by ghosts of the past:

While others have to deal with ghosts who’d rather not show themselves:

Some are decidedly done with candles:

Some believe gravestones have it way too easy:

Do we even dare call this an “Undas hugot” collection if we didn’t have this staple?

Here are more #UndasHugot, because we can never have enough:

Dare to challenge these posts with a “deadly” hugot of your own? – Rappler.com

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Sofia Virtudes

Sofia Virtudes is a former digital communications specialist for Rappler.