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High Falutin’ (BP2457) by Brothers Pyrotechnics is a classic 49-shot, 500-gram aerial cake that delivers nearly a full minute of colorful, fast-moving fireworks action. Rather than relying on just one effect, High Falutin’ cycles through colorful tails and bouquets, shimmering glitter, golden willows, and energetic crackling before building into an intense 14-shot finale.
With approximately 58–60 seconds of performance, this Brothers Heavyweights cake combines a substantial shot count with changing colors and effects, making it an excellent choice for adding both duration and variety to a fireworks display.
High Falutin’ uses its 49 shots to create an evolving aerial show packed with different colors and textures. The performance features red, green, and blue tails that rise into matching colorful bouquets, giving the opening and middle portions of the cake vivid bursts of saturated color.
These are mixed with silver, gold, and purple rising tails that transition into effects such as sparkling silver glitter, rich golden willows, and crackling aerial breaks.
The result is a performance that continually changes rather than repeating the same effect for all 49 shots.
Bright rising tails are an important part of High Falutin’s performance. Red, green, and blue tails streak upward before opening into coordinating aerial bouquets.
These color-matched combinations create clearly defined shots from launch through break, while the alternating colors keep the sky changing throughout the cake.
High Falutin’ adds contrast with shimmering silver glitter and long-lasting golden willow effects. The glitter produces sparkling points of light around the aerial bursts, while the golden willows stretch outward before slowly cascading toward the ground.
These slower, lingering effects provide visual depth between the cake’s faster color and crackling sequences.
As the performance intensifies, High Falutin’ introduces crackling comet tails that race into the sky. These shots increase both the visual movement and sound level, signaling the transition into the cake’s closing sequence.
The increasing crackle gives the final portion a noticeably more aggressive pace than the earlier color and willow sequences.
High Falutin’ saves a substantial portion of its firepower for the finish with a 14-shot finale barrage.
Crackling tails rapidly climb overhead before erupting into loud, energetic crackling flowers and chrysanthemum-style effects. With multiple shots arriving in quick succession, the finale produces a dense wall of sparkling aerial activity and sound to close the nearly minute-long performance.
At approximately 58–60 seconds, High Falutin’ provides considerably more sustained action than many short-duration cakes. Its 49-shot layout allows the display to progress through colorful bouquets, glitter, willows, and crackling before reaching the final barrage.
That combination of shot count, duration, and effect variety makes it especially useful when you want one cake to occupy a substantial portion of a fireworks show.
