Rain at a Las Vegas car show has prompted one TikTok creator to offer his time, money, and deepest sympathy. His proposed relief effort would help the wealthy owners of the cars parked outside.
In a sarcastic TikTok video, @leger2jz treats rain at Concours at Wynn Las Vegas as a crisis. Before getting to the weather, he warns viewers that what they are about to see is horrific.
The annual show brings rare cars onto the greens of Wynn Golf Club, with this year’s main exhibition scheduled for October 31. National Weather Service records confirm that Las Vegas had light rain that day.
For the creator, that calls for a public appeal on behalf of people he calls billionaires. Anyone moved by their plight, he suggests, could lend a hand with some basic rain protection.
A Helping Hand
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After naming the mix of supercars, hypercars, antiques, and classics at the show, he reveals the source of his concern. “It’s raining,” he says, before introducing what he calls “gut wrenching footage.”
He extends his sympathy to the supposed victims, then starts working through ways to help. A fundraiser could send their costly cars to service centers for checks and repairs if they have water damage.
Those who would rather give their time get an outdoor assignment. He suggests volunteers could stand beside the cars and hold a canopy or umbrella over them to keep them dry.
“Anything we can do to help these people, I’m willing to do,” he says. Even viewers get an offer of support: anyone who needs someone to talk to after watching can message him.
Quite the Gathering
The setting gives his appeal plenty to work with. Wynn’s event announcement listed hundreds of rare cars, including models from Bugatti, Pagani, McLaren, Czinger, and Rolls-Royce.
Now in its fifth year, the Wynn show combines modern performance cars with judged classes for older vehicles. The weekend’s program also included a rooftop supercar gathering, an auction, and a procession along the Las Vegas Strip.
As for the weather, the National Weather Service’s daily report recorded 0.09 inches of rain for Las Vegas on October 31. That city reading does not establish damage to any of the show cars.
His mock appeal drew praise and comments about his tone. “I almost thought you were serious,” one commenter wrote, while another called him a “man of the people.”
The creator replied with the same public-service spirit. “Just doing what I can, bro.”