The “ Trump house ” of the man becomes viral on Tiktok with massive pro-Trump banners

A Florida beach house, nicknamed the “Trump house”, stormed Tiktok for its catchy setting.

The county house of Marvin Peavy is on the picturesque highway 30A of Florida in the northwest part of the state of Sunshine, which was nicknamed the “Southern Hamptons”.

Peavy entered the spotlight on a legal dispute with local officials after hanging large pro-Trump banners at his home.

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His Tiktok account shows various banners he has installed, amassing millions of views and thousands of followers.

One of the most popular videos of Peavy shows him to dance at the “YMCA” with three Trump banners, shot one day before the presidential election.

The “Trump house” on the 30A of Florida has become a tourist attraction after having become viral on Tiktok. (Devon Ravine-USA today network via Imagn Images)

“Who is your dad?” said a banner. Others say that “BulletProof” and “Trump is home 2025”, including the photos of President Trump.

In 2021, Peavy was ordered to withdraw the banners within five days or pay $ 50 per day until he withdrew them, according to the minutes of the meeting of an audience for the application of the Walton County Code.

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Last year, Trace Gallagher spoke with Peavy on “Fox News @ night”, making his debut “who is your dad?” Banner with President Trump Point.

“(Walton County officials) came against my constitutional right. They tried to fight with my own constitutional rights given by God. And they cannot do it, I got up and I will fight,” Peavy said at the time.

In 2021, Peavy was ordered to withdraw the banners within five days or pay $ 50 per day until he killed them. (Devon Ravine / USA Today Network)

In March 2025, a circuit judge judged that the fines were unfair, ordering the county of Walton to pay the legal costs of Peavy, totaling $ 42,000.

His latest video, published on July 2, shows a Mugshot banner by President Trump, subtitled “I don’t give …” with a rat and a donkey.

The video is also shown in the video “Welcome to the Gulf of America” ​​and “Hi to 250 years of American independence”.

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Peavy’s house is also flanked by American flags.

His video Tiktok sparked a general public, fans commenting on and some even visiting his house.

“I was there last weekend,” said a woman with a photo of her in front of Peavy’s house.

In March 2025, a circuit judge judged that the fines were unfair, ordering the county of Walton to pay the legal costs of Peavy, on the left. (Devon Ravine / USA Today Network)

Another person wrote: “I saw your banner yesterday, very patriotic.”

“I was waiting for your new panels! Awesk as always,” said a user.

A tiktoker wrote: “I would like to be your neighbor! A: I could drink coffee every morning while waiting for the next banner and B: I would be rich.”

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“I love it. I’m going to stop and take a photo at the end of 30A,” said another user.

Someone else commented: “I was obsessed with your home during our vacation.”