a man, Corvette He spent nine hours covering his car with 2,500 Christmas lights, but after the job was done he noticed what the vehicle looked like during the day.
Content creator who often shares videos on fitness activities and weight loss Nickrecently caught the attention of internet users with its latest Christmas-themed venture.
Nick’s new purchase Corvette shared a video of himself covering his car with 2,500 Christmas lights; but only then, after nine hours of work, did he notice the daytime appearance of the vehicle.
Nick’s video has already reached more than 3 million views. In the comments, most of the criticism seems to stem from Nick’s use of green tape to attach the Christmas lights to the body of the vehicle.
“Why didn’t you use black tape?” asked one TikTok user. “What is this bright green tape?” wrote another. “Should have used clear tape, man,” said a third commenter.
Despite the negative comments, the influencer did not seem to mind and CorvetteHe said that ‘s daytime look was “a teaser for the night.”
Meanwhile, some have begun to question whether there would be legal consequences for driving a vehicle completely covered in Christmas lights. “Dude, is this legal?” one commented. “This should be illegal, it distracts other drivers,” said another.
While traffic laws in the United States may vary from state to state, Nick, from Massachusetts, could run into trouble with authorities if he is stopped by police.
Because under state law, “it is illegal to install or display flashing, rotating, or oscillating lights on any vehicle other than emergency, police, or service vehicles.”
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