$1K upside down Christmas trees are popular this year and people are confused
$1K upside down Christmas trees are popular this year and people are confused
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$1K upside down Christmas trees are popular this year and people are confused
There’s a holiday trend that might just take your guests’ curiosity for a loop.The trend is not too different from other Christmas trees, except for the fact that is it completely turned upside down. Oh, and some versions cost almost $1,000. Target is offering the trendy tree at a steal of a deal, though- $989.21. If you’re wondering how this trend came to be, there are a couple of speculations but the main one involves the widely acclaimed Netflix original series “Stranger Things.” One person tweeted, “What’s the deal with upside down Christmas trees?” Another tweeted, “Upside down Christmas Trees are stupid. Also they're not new, they tried to get this garbage to trend 5 years ago. Still stupid.” Other stores have the trees including Sears, Wayfair, Walmart and Ebay.
There’s a holiday trend that might just take your guests’ curiosity for a loop.
The trend is not too different from other Christmas trees, except for the fact that is it completely turned upside down. Oh, and some versions cost almost $1,000.
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at a steal of a deal, though- $989.21.
If you’re wondering how this trend came to be, there are a couple of speculations but the main one involves the widely acclaimed Netflix original series “Stranger Things.”
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“What’s the deal with upside down Christmas trees?”
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“Upside down Christmas Trees are stupid. Also they're not new, they tried to get this garbage to trend 5 years ago. Still stupid.”
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Other stores have the trees including Sears, Wayfair, Walmart and Ebay.