YouTuber Becomes Viral Sensation by Replacing Family Chandelier with UFC Jumbotron

A viral sensation has emerged on social media as a YouTuber and TikToker replaced his family’s traditional dining room chandelier with an impressive UFC-themed jumbotron, racking up over 30 million views.

In recent months, content creator Corbin Millet has gained recognition for his inventive alterations to his parents’ residence. Instead of conventional home improvement tasks like painting or building shelves, Corbin has opted for more unconventional changes.

He has introduced a variety of fun elements, such as a slushie machine, a Coca-Cola dispenser, a pretzel maker, and even transformed the space into a makeshift skatepark. And that’s not even mentioning his creative idea of affixing a dirt bike to a swing set, allowing him to swing around in style.

These entertaining videos have captivated audiences across various platforms, including TikTok and YouTube. However, it’s his latest stunt that has captured even more attention as he substituted their family chandelier with a massive jumbotron.

This latest modification allows Corbin’s family to enjoy any sports events while dining together, though his mother had a markedly different reaction.

“What the heck is that?” she exclaimed upon her first glimpse. “Corbin, can we not have a normal house? This isn’t a frat house!”

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While Corbin’s father found humor in the situation and attempted to soothe his wife, she even proposed relocating the jumbotron to their basement if they were set on keeping it. Ultimately, however, it remained in place during their next family meal.

“This is just so ridiculous,” his mother reiterated, clearly still displeased with the jumbotron’s presence.

As highlighted, Corbin continues to come up with outrageous and entertaining updates to his parents’ home, consistently one-upping his previous antics. This latest installment has garnered an astonishing 30 million views across his accounts.

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