We know Atlanta Hawks star Trae Young gets even better with the game on the line, but this clutch moment during Game 6 against the Philadelphia 76ers is next level.

Trae Young nailed an absurdly tough three-pointer with his Hawks down four and the clock ticking under two minutes left. Check out that shot below:

But immediately after the Hawks stud's shot, the lights went out entirely inside the building. Young's hot shooting might have gotten too spicy for the in-arena lighting to handle.

But Hawks fans made the most out of the moment, turning on all their phones and channeling their inner concert goer. They turned pitch black darkness into a sea of shining lights amongst the crowd.

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Despite Trae Young's clutch heroics and Hawks fans' combined efforts to light up the court, the Sixers were able to force a Game 7 after winning Game 6, 104-99. Young ended with 34 points and 12 assists, but needed 30 shots to get there. He got 17 points from Kevin Huerter, and 16 from Danilo Gallinari, but his two offensive co-stars in Bogdan Bogdanovic and John Collins were virtual non-factors. Both tallied just seven points in the contest.

The Sixers now return to Philadelphia with home-court advantage over the Hawks as they play one game for all the marbles.