It’s time to get spooky with Herschel “Dr Disrespect” Beahm.
From his controversial Twitch ban to his over-the-top personality, Dr Direspect is one of the most influential content creators out there. Most recently, Dr Disrespect has dedicated his time to trashing Call of Duty: Warzone and working on his own battle royale game. But now, Dr Disrespect is putting together a big Halloween contest for the month of October, now known as Doctober.
Doctober isn’t you’re regular Halloween contest. It has a unique twist to it for the fans of Dr Disrespect.
Dr Disrespect announced his Doctober 2022 Halloween contest on October 5, which will require the fans to dress up as the popular streamer himself. There will be tons of prizes, but how do fans participate and win?
The rules are as follows:
Dr Disrespect hasn’t clarified what the photos or videos should consist of, outside of the Doc costume, but he does mention “tons of athleticism” in the announcement. The winner will most likely be chosen based on creativity and entertainment value, but it’s currently not clear.
There will be one photo champion and one video champion. Each of these winners will get to play a duo with Dr Disrespect himself, receive a pair of signed Doc glasses, and a merch package. It’s not listed what’s in the merch package, but it may include valuable items. Participants who get second through tenth place in each category will get a mystery package.
A lot of people already have a Dr Disrespect costume at the ready.
So far there is no deadline. Start sharing pictures and videos in your Dr Disrespect costume now for a chance to win. Don’t forget to add the hashtag to be considered.
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