Don’t fear, Seattleites. Red Lightning has saved the city’s sound!
To fulfill the wish of Nick, a 7-year-old with leukemia, Zillow joined with the city of Seattle and Make-A-Wish® to help him channel his inner superhero.
Bam! Ka-pow! #RedLightning enlists the help of Zillow to help save the city of Seattle. pic.twitter.com/HyQZ54LXp4
— Zillow (@zillow) November 14, 2014
After the evil, boy-band obsessed Bobby Poppins stole iconic Seattle music by Jimi Hendrix, Pearl Jam, Dave Mathews and even Macklemore, Red Lightning hit the streets in search of the villain.
Apparently a sighting of #RedLightning near @zillow HQ!
— Raymond "RJ" Jones (@RrrrrJ) November 14, 2014
At approximately 1:45 p.m., Red Lightning entered Russell Investments Center at Second Avenue and Union Street.
https://twitter.com/cat_overman/status/533374520242237440
The crowd cheered as soon as they spotted the superhero’s shiny, red cape.
#redlightning will save the day!!! @zillow #zillow #makeawish pic.twitter.com/tlmqid4cVl
— Melly K (@jenkinssss) November 14, 2014
But the question remained: Where was the evil Bobby Poppins? Using his super powers, Red Lightning figured out the secret hideout of Bobby’s assistant, Kitty Catch. On the 34th floor of Zillow headquarters, he found her seated at her throne overlooking Puget Sound.
What!? @Zillow HQ is the secret hideout of the evil Kitty Catch!? Go get 'em #RedLightning, save Seattle's signature sound! @MakeAWishAKWA
— Stan Humphries (@StanHumphries) November 14, 2014
Kitty refused to disclose Bobby’s location, but Red Lightning used his super powers once again to figure out the villain was hiding at Seattle’s Underground Tour.
https://twitter.com/katiekayrell/status/533384525321998337
The man in red raced to finish his mission, proving heroism comes in all sizes and against all odds.
Proud of @Zillow employees, the city of Seattle and @MakeAWishAKWA for rallying together to support #RedLightning. http://t.co/hLcQMPoXYu
— Spencer Rascoff (@spencerrascoff) November 14, 2014
You can follow his latest move on Twitter with the hashtag #RedLightning. To participate in other great causes, check out Zillow’s job page. We’re hiring!