Teen wears costumes to greet kid brother at school bus stop

Big brothers love torturing their younger siblings — but 12-year-old Max Tingle doesn’t seem to mind.

Every day when Max gets home from school, he and everyone else on his bus knows to expect his big bother Noah, 17, waiting for him on their front stoop — decked out in a wacky costume.

On the first day of the new school year in the Tingles’ hometown of Central, La., the high school senior came outside to greet his little bro as he stepped off the big yellow bus in front of their home.

The next day, he decided to do it again — but surprised Max by dressing as Santa Claus.

An embarrassed Max tried to run away from his goofy older brother — but Noah wouldn’t let him off that easily.

Every day since Aug. 13, Max’s “welcoming party of one” has busted out of the front door dressed in yet another ridiculous outfit, appearing as Chewbacca, an LSU football player, Elvis, a Minion, “Where’s Waldo” and many more.

“I wanted to embarrass him and just kept going with it,” Noah told local news station WAFB 9.

The Facebook page he created to document the silly ritual — The Bus Brother Central — now has over 8,000 followers. He also says their “community has played a big part in this” by donating costumes so he could keep trolling Max.

The Tingles are now going viral after an appearance this week on “NBC Nightly News.” Turns out their mom is capturing the action, but is the little guy really red-faced?

“A lot,” Max told the outlet, matter of factly.

But it’s all in good fun, big bro assured NBC.

“Looking at a lot of the news today, there’s a lot of negative,” said Noah. “To see something like this, something positive, people just love it.”

Noah, who heads off to college next year, said it was important for him to bond with Max before he leaves home.

“There’s only so much time that you get to be close with your siblings like this, so let’s make the most of it.”