'EVERYBODY DANCE!' Word of the night: Wave or tsunami? This is what it looks like [photos]

GOP will control more House seats than any party since "Gone with the Wind" was released. #wave

— Brad Cundiff (@bradcundiff) November 5, 2014

Wow. @AoSHQDD just called #ncsen for Republicans. If true, this isn't a wave, it's a tsunami.

— AG (@AG_Conservative) November 5, 2014

cc @chucktodd RT @DKElections Don't see how anyone can argue this isn't a GOP wave.

— Conn Carroll (@conncarroll) November 5, 2014

That means it's a wave, folks. (Not 100% sure why that question matters though.)

— Ramesh Ponnuru (@RameshPonnuru) November 5, 2014

This is what a wave feels like

— Philip Klein (@philipaklein) November 5, 2014

Oh, it's happening. #wave #Election2014 pic.twitter.com/ijxtRviGGf

— The Journalist (@Journalist3000) November 5, 2014

8PM: Looks good for GOP9:30PM: Oops, no wave.11:00PM: HOLY SHIT WHAT’S HAPPENING

— John Ekdahl (@JohnEkdahl) November 5, 2014

This is what a wave election looks like: http://t.co/oj8q1BBpjR pic.twitter.com/PLqPspaNzw

— Steven Dennis (@StevenTDennis) November 5, 2014

#WAVE #WAVE #WAVE http://t.co/jEfCfAuIu2 pic.twitter.com/QDLXm7pgrp

— Kevin W. Glass (@KevinWGlass) November 5, 2014

Republicans are on track to pick up 9 or 10 Senate seats. They have already won IA, NC, CO, WV, MT, GA, KS, AR, SD. Ride the wave…

— Josh Jordan (@NumbersMuncher) November 5, 2014

#WAVE pic.twitter.com/OK8JYCNsan

— Brad Thor (@BradThor) November 5, 2014

MSNBC just called Republicans winning the Senate. MSNBC panel incredibly quiet. Matthews even called it "a wave". #Tsunami

— AG (@AG_Conservative) November 5, 2014

Seriously, guys: if you're a Republican and you wanted to live through a wave, felt stymied in 2010: EVERYBODY DANCE NOW.

— Jeff [email protected] (@EsotericCD) November 5, 2014