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Christmas Light Show Playing Squid Conquered TikTok
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The garland and Christmas light lover is taking TikTok by storm by integrating Netflix's #1 show, The Squid Game, with the interactive game Red Light Green Light ahead of the holidays.
It's only November, but the self-proclaimed "pyrotechnics and lighting enthusiast" Justin the light guy already is gaining popularity on TikTok for capturing the spirit of the holidays in a truly unique way.
Justin's TikTok account is entirely dedicated to his impressive, colorful light shows that he puts on for Christmas and New Years. These videos attracted to him 1,2 million fans and some of his videos have gone viral on the platform.
His latest creation draws inspiration from the hit Netflix show The Squid Game, a Korean thriller that sees desperate debtors battle each other in a series of deadly children's games for a hefty cash prize.
@justinthelightguy 3, 2, 1, HAPP—— wait ? wait till the end? #fyp #foryou #happynewyears #bye2020 #2021 #funny #comedy #same #love #xyzbca
♬ original sound — justinthelightguy
Playing Squid Christmas Light Show Goes Viral on TikTok
Red light, Green light - one of the most famous games of the show dedicated to life and death. In a burst of creative genius, the guy Justinthelight adapted his Christmas lights to the video and audio from this part of the show.
A large screen shows the terrifying robotic puppet turning away and back, while the sound from the speakers sounds, instructing the players to freeze or move on the signal "Red Light" or "Green Light".
Lights hung around the house also turn red or green depending on the signal, and there are even a few Triangle guards standing guard in case anyone wiggles their muscles.
@justinthelightguy Who wants to play? ## FYP ## foryou ##squidgame ## funny ##love ## xyzbca ## comedy ## tiktok ##halloween
♬ Squid Game - justinthelightguy
The video, uploaded to TikTok on October 20, is bypassing viewers on For You Pages and has amassed an impressive 23 million views at the time of writing (although we're not sure how the neighbors feel about the show).
Known as TikTok House, Justin's holiday light show is certainly impressive, leaving fans wondering what's up his sleeve for the season.
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