I hope you do. Because before there was TikTok or Reels or any of those short video platforms, there was Vine. And Vine ruled. You had six seconds of time for a video clip, which resulted in some ...

Outside of false reminiscence of better times, this week on Vine featured a man’s uncomfortableness is expressed through song, a woman finding herself in an endless loop, a 7-foot-tall fellow ...

Why are vines so funny? Investigating the comic power of the six-second videos that took the internet by storm. (Warning: contains really funny vines.) By Anna Leszkiewicz It’s often said that ...

Video-sharing app Vine — which will be discontinued in the coming weeks — was one of the strangest, dumbest, and most creative places online. But don’t take our word for it! What follows are ...

When Instagram decided to add video, it sure looked like bad news for Vine, Twitter's 6-second video service. A month and a half after Instagram's video launch, we don't think Vine is toast.

in alphabetical order, because height order would be hard to accurately research. These funny people and others are featured on our weekly Vine column, The Vine 5 Film Festival.

So what do you do? Go swimming. But these imaginative pool boys are using the newest social media craze to help them cool off: making Vine videos. Vine allows you to film and edit six seconds of ...