TikTok Vampire Sleeps In A Real Coffin Claiming It’s Comfortable

A TikTok influencer known for vampire cosplay has made a bit of a strange reveal about her sleeping setup. She doesn't sleep in a traditional bed, instead, she has a coffin that she uses in place of a normal bed.

The TikTok vampire goes by Sad Spice on the platform shared a video that has racked up over a million views where she talks about and shows the coffin that she claims she uses as a bed. She reveals that she got the coffin from Casket Builder Supply and that she had to assemble it.

It may appear her quest for the perfect coffin bed may have begun back in May of this year after she had some time to test out a coffin.

In the TikTok video, she also details that she had a 4-inch memory foam pad installed so she could sleep comfortably and that she does NOT sleep with the cover closed but it is totally safe to do so. She also gives a reason why the coffin bed is a GREAT way to weed out potential partners for relationships. Check out the viral video post below. It seems odd, but only makes sense that the TikTok vampire would sleep in a coffin.

While doing some more research we also found a short video of the assembly process that is slightly NSFW.  So if you're info south blonde vampire cosplayers in a thong painting a coffin, this video should be right up your alley.

The internet is a strange, strange place. Here, we have a TikTok star who thinks she's a vampire and sleeps in the coffin. However, she's hardly alone. I've seen some wild things, and wild people, on the internet. It's like if you are going to cosplay as a race car driver, I'd expect you to sleep in one of those car beds. Similarly, if you're a TikTok vampire, I expect you to sleep in a coffin bed.

"Sexy" Halloween costumes are nothing new, but there is such a thing as going too far with the whole “sexy” angle.

Want proof? Check out these ten “sexy” Halloween costumes that actually exist. Perhaps you'll see one or more of these costumes when attending an upcoming Halloween party!

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Not quite sure what the point of this costume even is. "Hustle" culture isn't great as it is, but we don't need to make it "sexy."

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If you don't understand the context of this costume, you might be high.

Cruella de Vil is actually a great costume idea, but a “Sexy” Cruella with a Dalmatian is slightly disturbing, because of that whole making the dogs into a coat thing.

For those that wanted Maverick, Goose and/or Iceman to hook up, there's some good news with these costumes.

This one seems a bit redundant considering Wonder Woman is already sexy, but hey...to each their own.

Seriously, no one asked to make movie popcorn "sexy"!

Similar to the aforementioned movie popcorn, no one asked to make the murderous Chucky doll "sexy"! Just stop it!