A Halloween display created by a TikTok user has taken the internet by storm, with many viewers applauding him as a “creative genius.”
Halloween transcends being just a day for children to don costumes and collect candy; it serves as a festive occasion for families to unite and honor age-old traditions.
On TikTok, a user known as ‘tombetgeorge’ showcases his commitment to his family’s Halloween customs by transforming their grand home into a dazzling light spectacle. He enhances the vibrant illuminations with audio tracks, featuring well-known songs that synchronize with the twinkling lights.
This year, Tom introduced three illuminated pumpkins to his display, affectionately named Patch, Jackie, and Gordon, each a playful nod to this seasonal symbol.
His estate is also adorned with glowing spider decorations and webbing in eerie green and purple hues. To add to the thematic ambiance, his lawn is lined with lit gravestones, prominently displaying “RIP.”
The TikTok clip featuring his Halloween decorations has gone viral, where the trio of pumpkins greets viewers with, “Good evening, welcome to our all-new Halloween show.”
As anticipation builds, the pumpkins exchange humorous banter before diving into the main event.
@tombetgeorge It’s a complete concert! 😂 #thunderstruck #halloweenlightshow #lightshow #halloweendecor #lasers #fire #acdc #metal #rock #halloween2024 #pumpkin #pumpkinseason
This year’s spectacular was synced to AC/DC’s ‘Thunderstruck.’ Each beat triggered various sections of Tom’s mansion to illuminate, and he even created effects that made the pumpkins appear to breathe real flames. Remarkably, Patch, Jackie, and Gordon mimic the lyrics, pretending to be the musicians of the band.
“It’s a full-blown concert,” Tom captioned his video, which amassed an impressive 6 million views.
Following the showcase, fans and Halloween lovers alike flooded the comments with their admiration, labeling Tom a “creative genius.”
“What!! This is so freaking awesome,” exclaimed one follower.
“Wow!! To anyone who thinks they can surpass this… good luck!!” another commented.
Several viewers jokingly remarked on how the extravagant light show might cost more than their entire possessions. “Very nice. That whole setup is worth more than everything I own lmao,” one user shared with a laugh.
While Tom’s Halloween light show for 2024 has gained viral fame for its artistry, he isn’t the only creator whose seasonal decorations have attracted millions of views.
Earlier this month, a YouTuber drew attention for her 12-foot disco-ball skeleton that was labeled a fire hazard. Despite the concerns, she assured her audience that she consulted a “YouTube expert” who confirmed that her Halloween setup was safe.
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