The Q puts Halloween and Christmas on the same lights
An eaves-mounted lighting tutorial draws nearly half a million views in a day, with viewers asking about timers, zones and competing systems.
Why this story? The video is running at 496,599 views a day, 20 times its usual pace (24,549).
One Installation, Endless Celebrations with ASAHOM S108
Things we can learn from the video
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- 0:41The hardware combines colored LEDs with warm and cool white light, using angled mounting bases.
- 1:57Installation places the lights beneath the eaves, with mounting plates aligned a short distance from the wall.
- 2:30Modular sections, extensions and splitters accommodate the house layout, with additional power connections shown.
- 3:13The app controls colors, separate zones, preset scenes and effects that react to sound.
- 4:33Halloween, Christmas and birthday presets appear before evening views of white-light and changing-color settings.
The drilling and mounting happen once; the change from Halloween colors to Christmas scenes happens on a phone. That is the premise of The Q's "One Installation, Endless Celebrations with ASAHOM S108," a product showcase and installation tutorial filmed around a house's eaves.
The upload added nearly half a million views in a day, roughly twenty times its usual daily pace. Published on October 24, it follows another outdoor-lighting project on the channel, a Scooby-Doo-themed house transformation using Govee lights. Here, the emphasis is less on spooky decorations and more on how the setup goes together.
The host aligns mounting plates beneath the roofline, works through extensions and splitters, then moves into the app. Separate lighting zones, sound-reactive effects and seasonal presets lead into evening shots of the house, including a quieter warm-white setting. With Halloween approaching, the orange facade gets a timely outing, but the demonstration also shows what the lights look like without a holiday color scheme.
The comments turn toward the everyday details behind the display. One viewer asks whether different zones can run on separate schedules; another wants a comparison with Govee. Others single out the Ethernet option and automatic scheduling, a practical counterpoint to the changing colors.
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What viewers say
the gutter angle shot was so satisfying
@BabuGaa1See it on YouTubeCan you set different zones to different schedules or is it all one timer? 🤔
@DailyDoseofMikoSee it on YouTubeHonestly the scheduling is the feature that matters most to me, I always forget to turn the porch lights off before bed!
@KanikaSahniSee it on YouTube
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Ethernet option is underrated.
@ChloePerez-GoldSee it on YouTubecan you make comparison with govee lights?
@LibertyUnlockedTVSee it on YouTubeHalloween orange on that facade looks way better than any inflatable I’ve owned.
@Cecilia-d6o1pSee it on YouTube
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- Channel
- The Q
- Subscribers
- 13,100,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 2,321,467
- Channel views, pace per day
- 577,734 (on a normal day: 252,208)
- Video published
- October 24, 2026
- Video views so far
- 545,684 (3 days online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 496,599 (on a normal day: 24,549)
The numbers
The lighting upload's daily views rose sharply after its initial start. The channel's overall daily views are also running above their usual pace.
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Where does The Q mount the lights in this installation?
The tutorial shows the mounting plates and lights being installed beneath the house's eaves.


