One Louisiana crew has officially turned the holiday into a competitive spectacle worthy of prime-time TV. While many families gather around the table to watch the Macy’s Parade or tune into football, this group is too busy buzzing in at podiums and battling it out in their own living-room version of Family Feud.
In a viral TikTok posted by user @jbaby.7, the Louisiana family can be seen turning their entire home into a makeshift game-show stage. And they don’t do anything halfway. This is not your average family holiday activity.
The video shows crowds of relatives cheering, contestants sweating it out behind podiums, a massive screen displaying the answers, and even their own host channeling full Steve Harvey energy. This isn’t grandma’s Thanksgiving bingo. This is production value. The Louisiana family’s tradition is clearly something they take pride in.
Louisiana Family Goes Hard On Thanksgiving With Family Feud Game
They’ve got a live audience made up of relatives who aren’t competing but are definitely invested. There are real buzzers, an actual host mic, competition lighting, and a setup that looks like it took hours to arrange. Meanwhile, the best part is the winner walks away with a $500 cash prize.
In the caption of the video, it’s revealed that their annual game-show throwdown isn’t just about bragging rights or family fun. There’s real money on the line, which immediately explains the intensity of these matchups. The contestants aren’t just answering questions, they’re fighting for their share of the Thanksgiving glory and half a grand.
For many families, Thanksgiving can sometimes feel repetitive or even stressful. But this Louisiana crew has found a way to make the day genuinely exciting, memorable, and laugh-out-loud fun. Turning the holiday into a high-stakes, game-show-style competition not only breaks up the usual routine but also creates yearly memories that the kids and probably the adults will never forget.
TikTok Is Jealous
Whether you’re a fan of Family Feud or just someone who loves watching families get way too competitive over trivia, it’s hard not to appreciate the creativity and dedication on display here. This tradition has everything: laughter, rivalry, surprises, and a whole lot of family bonding.
“I think I need a new family,” one person joked. “Looked at my family and shook my head,” said another. “The host really understood the Steve Harvey assignment,” a third wrote. “I wished I had enough family to do this,” a fourth comment read.
One thing is crystal clear. This Louisiana family is doing Thanksgiving right. And with a $500 prize on the line, you can bet the competition will continue for years to come, giving them something to talk about long after the leftovers are gone.
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