TikTokers are making thirst videos about Draco Malfoy, and 'Harry Potter' star Tom Felton had the best response

• "Harry Potter" star Tom Felton shared a joke reaction video to a trend created by Draco Malfoy-obsessed fans on TikTok.
• #DracoTok, as it's known, is a collection of TikToks with over 600 million combined views.
• A week ago Felton commented on a couple of the videos, sending his fans into a frenzy.
• Now he's uploaded his own reaction video to #DracoTok, and told fans, "Hide nothing, I find this all hilarious!"

After an increasing amount of interaction with the #DracoTok trend on TikTok, "Harry Potter" actor Tom Felton just took everything to the next level.

"Harry Potter" fans on TikTok have been using the hashtag #DracoTok for videos devoted to their crushes on the character of Draco Malfoy. Felton has commented on several of the videos, but now he's finally uploaded his very own reaction video and used the hashtag himself.

"POV: watching [Tom Felton] react to your #dracotok videos," Felton wrote in his caption, along with a snake emoji (for Slytherin) and the hashtags #amidoingthisrightyet? and #TikTom.

In the reaction video, Felton goes through a series of exaggerated emotions that include shock, disgust, amusement, confusion, and ultimate sheer joy.

You can watch Felton's TikTok below and also on his account page here.

@t22felton

POV: watching @t22felton react to your ##dracotok videos ##amidoingthisrightyet? ##TikTom

♬ alors on danse remix - hazellclouds

For his reaction video, Felton used an audio that starts with someone saying "I know you're obsessed with me" before a remix to Stromae's "Alors on Danse" plays.

The song has a specific use in internet history, often associated with flirty "fancam" videos that people make — which are essentially highlight reels of a celebrity. On TikTok, people have used the "Alors on Danse" remix for many different flirtatious uses.

Felton's TikTok amassed 2 million views within the first two hours of posting it on Monday. He added the comment, "Hide nothing, I find this all hilarious!"

"At least we didn't scare him away," one TikToker commented.

"I'm not even mad that we've been caught," another wrote.

#DracoTok videos on TikTok have more than 600 million views, and Felton commented on the top-viewed ones last week

One week ago, Felton commented on at least two of the most-viewed #DracoTok videos, setting off alarms within the Malfoy-obsessed "Harry Potter" community on the social media app.

The first TikTok Felton commented on showed a clip from TNT's series "Murder in the First," in which Felton played a murder suspect. TikToker @tatieonnadestiny played a part from episode 10 of the show in which Felton's character, Erich Blunt, tells a woman to wait upstairs for him.

@tatieonnadestiny

murder in the first: ep. 10 ##dracomalfoy ##draco ##dracotok ##fyp ##foryou ##foryoupage ##fy ##fypシ ##dracomalfoyisveryhot ##dracomalfoytiktok

♬ original sound - tatieonnadestiny

Felton, whose TikTok username is @t22felton, commented simply: "First #dracotok video I saw .... "

His comment currently has 328,000 likes and counting. The video's creator replied with "OH MY GOD NOOO."

Many of the other top comments on the video are now from other #DracoTok fans who were stunned that Felton had found the video, and therefore the trend.

The second video Felton commented on was created by @___belle___0, and shows the TikToker green-screened into a scene from "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part Two." She edited the clip to make it look like Draco Malfoy stayed on the side of the other students and teachers during the Battle of Hogwarts instead of returning to his parents and Voldemort's ranks.

@___belle___0

IB: @onesamira ##dracomalfoy ##dracotok ##slytherin ##dracopov ##harrypotter ##hogwarts ##pov ##acting ##AdultMoney ##fyp ##dracomalfoytiktok

♬ Ride - Lana Del Rey

The reason he stayed? For her, of course. The edited clip makes it look like Draco looks at her and takes her hand before choosing to stay.

"Finally. The true ending," Felton commented on this TikTok.

"NO WAY," TikToker @ ___belle___0 replied.

"TOM FELTON DID NOT JUST COMMENT ON YOUR VIDEO," another user replied.

And now Felton has gone from simply commenting on select #DracoTok videos to outright posting his own reaction, as well as making sure his fans know he thinks it funny and they can carry on with the trend. Most of Felton's other TikToks show him playing guitar and singing, including his recent covers of "Hamilton" tunes.

He also occasionally hops in on other "Harry Potter" trends, like when people were posting videos about a scene from "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets."

You can follow Felton's continuing adventures on TikTok here.