Talk about “Blinding Lights.”

The five-car auto showroom in The Weeknd’s $22 million mansion lights up in teal LEDs, à la “Tron.” That’s just one of the extravagances enjoyed by the singer, who will perform during the halftime show at Super Bowl 2021 this Sunday. But he still can’t seem to offload his 12,547-square-foot mansion in Hidden Hills, California, which received a $3 million discount in December from its original $25 million listing price in June 2020. 

The 30-year-old singer’s wood-and-stone mansion near Los Angeles has 7 bedrooms, 9½ bathrooms, a full-size basketball court and a 300-bottle wine room lit by blue LEDs. 

The 3-acre plot surrounded by Redwood trees has a 2-bedroom guest house, pool and a spa. As guests enter the home, the two-story foyer has a striking wall of windows that lets in natural light, according to the listing.

Inside, there is a kitchen with two islands, a family room with a fireplace and a bar, dual owner’s bedrooms, an office, a fitness studio and a home theater. 

The “Can’t Feel My Face” singer, whose real name is Abel Tesfaye, purchased the home for $18.2 million in 2017, just after the house was built. Neighbors in the gated town have included Jennifer Lopez, the Kardashians, Drake and Miley Cyrus.

The three-time Grammy-winner purchased a $21 million penthouse in the Beverly West tower in Westwood in2019 and rents a $60,000-per-month penthouse in Tribeca. 

The Canadian singer — whose 2020 “After Hours” album was snubbed by the Grammys, to his dismay — recently made headlines for his video “Save Your Tears,” in which he appeared to have radically altered his face through plastic surgery — although he actually didn’t. 

Listing agent Angel Salvador of the Agency did not respond to a request for comment.