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All you do is put that Santa hat on the corner of the TV (or laptop).

If you’re still not in the holiday spirit, this might just be the thing that can get you there. I know it did for me. Redditor zeezromnomnom and their wife have created what should undoubtedly be the next big Christmas tradition. Not only does it make for some serious Christmas cheer, it’s super easy to do as well.

All you need is a Santa hat and a TV screen, though I’m sure it would be just as fun on a laptop screen or that of any other media-playing device.

You instantly make any show a Christmas special.

For some reason, The West Wing seemed to work really well with this concept.

But you can use the ole Santa hat trick on other shows, too.

Try it out and see what you think.

This is too good of a new tradition not to catch on.

This is so fun. Who needs to go out and chop down a tree when you can stay nice and warm while watching your Christmas TV?

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Rob and his partner decided to adopt some siblings and they went out of their way to make them feel comfortable at home. This has to be the coolest breakfast tradition of all time.

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Gary and Tracy Richardson said, “Whilst planning our wedding we knew we wanted something a bit different. Upholding tradition but with a modern twist.”

And well, they definitely upheld tradition… at least for a little while. Check out the ‘twist’ they decided on.

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Owners of some of the headdresses claim the hair goes back hundreds of years.

Your family may have some traditions that you embrace (or that make you cringe), but they probably can’t hold a candle to what traditions the Long-horn Miao minority in China have. The Long-horn Miao have unique head dresses that they bring out for special occasions. These head pieces are oversized and look a little silly, but that’s not the strangest part.
They are fashioned out of the hair of their ancestors.

Instead of throwing away their hair when they comb it, the women keep it.

They’re then dyed and added to the head pieces that are worn during special occasions.

There are less than 5,000 people in the Miao minority.

The tradition, however, remains strong.

These pictures were taken in the village of Suojia, in Liupanshui city in southwest China’s Guizhou province.

The hair is carefully maintained, so it stays shiny and dark for use with the headdresses.

It’s regarded as a way to honor their ancestors.

At one time, men kept headdresses,too, but that faded away as it was too much effort for them.

Even though this tradition may seem downright bizarre to you, it’s impossible to judge other cultures. Cows used to be considered sacred in that area of China, so the Longhorn people probably initially created the headdresses to honor that animal. It’s amazing that such a longtime tradition is still going strong; they are making history today.
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