Vine

Before TikTok, the kids were watching 6 second videos — Oh boy, if you think people had a short attention span, wait until I discuss this fucking app. Down the Grapevine Before Instagram Reels, Facebook Shorts, and even TikTok, Vine figured out the future of content back in 2012. …

“When thou comest into thy neighbor’s vineyard, then thou mayest eat grapes to thy fill at thy pleasure, but thou shall not put any in thy vessel.” Deuteronomy 23:24 The reason why I eat grapes all the time is they are easy to access. Grapes and apples are good for…

Vine was a trailblazer company because it introduced short-form videos to social media. The app “lets you share 6-second videos for no other reason than that you can” (McFadden, 2020). Users could create, upload and watch these short videos that played on an automatic loop. As with any other social…

Vine was a mobile only short-form social media service that existed from 2012 until it was shut down in October 2016. Growing up as a teenager around this time, it took me a little bit of time to get on it, but once I did, I absolutely loved the platform…

From the time that the Internet was created, many social media platforms have risen to fame, some falling just as quickly as they rose. While they all might not be popular and available to use today, these platforms helped shape social media as we know it today. …

Yesterday I preached a sermon at Victory Christian Fellowship in Lynden, WA. As a closer to that exhortation, I called on people to bear the fruit of righteousness from a heart of repentance. And it is my prayer that your love may abound more and more, with knowledge and all…

Despite shutting down in October 2016, Vine is a platform that still gets discussed today due to the impact the platform has had on today’s approach to social media. Founded in 2012, Vine was a video based platform that initially featured 6-second videos that would loop. As the app aged…

Vine was a short-form video platform that was officially released in 2013 but shut down only four years later in 2017. In those 4 short years, vine became a massively popular app that was used to watch 6-second long videos, giving people comedy skits, music shorts, trick shots, and more…

Vine was one of the first social media platforms that introduced short form video content. It not only became an overnight sensation back in 2013, but started the rise of user internet fame. The founders of the app pitched their six second video concept to Twitter, who ultimately purchased it…