Somewhere in Newark, Calif., is the most amazing home Christmas light show you're likely to see, featuring 100,000 lights choreographed to an array of music, including some Star Wars favorites.
This is the second year in a row YouTuber Tom BetGeorge set about decorating his house.
"I built all the props using wood, metal, acrylic and corrugated plastic," he writes in the YouTube description. "I am a music/teacher director for a living (COVA Conservatory in Oakland and Centerville Presbyterian Church in Fremont), hence the massive instruments! If you look closely (especially during the Cantina song) the instruments are playing the real notes!"
Those rooftop light beams, he adds, can be seen for miles (and he's sure not to have them hit houses or go through flight paths.)
For scale, that guitar is 17-feet long and the piano is 19-feet. The entire set-up features 12,500 channels running about 100,000 lights. He runs the show nightly from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., barring heavy rain.
The best part? The amazing display is being used to raise money for the poor and homeless through BetGeorge's church.
While this video is all about Star Wars, he has other music he plays as well, including "Let it Go" from Frozen.