A woman has shared shocking footage showing the aftermath of a raging party that reportedly destroyed a $5 million home.
A short clip uploaded to TikTok shows a sprawling house littered with trash, with red plastic cups and cans scattered across the floor.
As the camera pans around the sprawling home, huge holes can be seen in the walls and above a fireplace in one of the rooms, Bud Light boxes were taped above it.
Also visible were the remains of a beer pong table covered in trash.
It is not known where the house is located. The exact costs of the damage are also unknown.
“When your best friend was a real estate agent and 1,000 kids broke into one of the $5 million houses she’s selling and threw a tantrum,” TikTok user @clo.on.the.low wrote alongside the video.
“This is insane,” she captioned the clip, which has been viewed more than 2.8 million times.
“Oh my god,” a woman says in the background as they discover how damaged the house is.
A woman has shared shocking images showing the aftermath of an angry party destroying a $5 million home
There were mixed reactions online from users, some of whom found it funny while others suggested ways to catch the kids.
“Are there cameras, can you have the child identified and then have the parent pay for the damages,” one user wrote.
“I think they got rage room and rager mixed up. Kids these days,” another joked.
“If the kids were smart they wouldn’t have left holes in the wall and cleaned up after themselves so they could keep coming back,” joked another.
‘What in the PROJECT-X. How epic,” someone else said.
Some said they needed the app to let them see the party itself through other posted videos.
“Now I need my FYP to get me back for the party videos!” cheered one enthusiastic viewer.
In September, a student union threw a street in suburban Canada into chaos after bringing many girls to a rental property to party.
Alpha Omicron Pi held a recruitment event on Sunnyside Drive in Ontario, Canada – much to the chagrin of the local neighborhood.
A short clip uploaded to TikTok shows a sprawling house littered with trash, with red plastic cups and cans scattered across the floor
There were mixed reactions online from users, some of whom found it funny while others suggested ways to catch the kids
In a statement, the president of the local chapter of Western University said they had informed the homeowner about what they planned to do with the house.
“When reserving spaces for events, our department has been transparent about our needs for a venue and we will respect that space,” Sabina de Crescentiis told CBC:
“When reserving spaces for events, our chapter has and will continue to be transparent about our venue needs and will respect that space.”
The student association’s action angered neighbors after images emerged showing a long line of students outside the rental property.
The building has been rented out for short term for more than two years.