One man spent nine hours converting his Corvette It was decorated with 2,500 Christmas lights, but it wasn’t until the work was completed that we discovered what it would look like during the day.
content creator Nick He usually shares videos related to fitness and weight loss, but recently his latest Christmas-themed project has attracted the attention of netizens.
He uploaded a video saying that he put the newly bought Corvette 2,500 Christmas lights were installed, but it wasn’t until the end of the nine-hour job that the car’s appearance during the day was noticed.
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Nick’s videos have accumulated over 3 million views. In the comments section, much of the criticism focused on his choice to use green tape to secure the Christmas lights to the car body.
“Why don’t you just use black tape?” one TikTok user asked. “Why bright green tape?” another asked. “You should have used Scotch tape, bro,” said a third.
Despite the negative comments, the influencer seemed unfazed and said his Corvette The appearance during the day is just a “preview for the night.”
At the same time, some people have begun to question whether driving a car with Christmas lights on the road will cause legal problems. “Dude, is this legal?” someone commented. “This should be illegal and distracts other drivers,” another said.
Although traffic laws may vary from state to state in the United States, Nick, who is from Massachusetts, may face trouble if he is stopped by the police.
Because according to state law, “it is illegal to install or display flashing, rotating or swinging lights on any vehicle unless it is an emergency, police or official vehicle.”
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