video, and you only get one shot to record it. it had created this cultural phenomenon, where because the videos were so short, that let people make whole storyboards inside this tiny time frame. y all felt that turbulence? is everything all right? i don t want know. but text me if you make it. it had that comedic timing of everything ending at its own climax that made it so addictive and you would scroll for hours. people shared video memes. what are those?! that other people would share their own remixes and spins on. what are those?! they are my crocs. creating this chain of inside jokes. i even made a few very terrible vines myself. dj hand dryer. it s what pioneered the concept that power tiktoks today. to me it s like a video tease. six seconds. it s an art form.
culturally phenomenon because the videos were so short. that let people make whole story boards in this short term time frame. that could be aclaiming of everything ending right at its own climax. it was so addictive. you could scroll for hours. people shared video memes, that others would show their video mixes on, creating this sheen of inside jokes. i even made a very few terrible vines myself. so what pioneered the concept that powers tiktok today. a video tease. i don t quite six seconds. it is an art form. to the founders of vine were
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