New York —
Millennials, rejoice … the beloved video app Vine is being resurrected.
Well, sort of.
The internet mourned when Twitter shuttered the six-second, looping video app Vine in 2017. While Vine had struggled to build a viable business model in a crowded market, it pioneered short-form videos and spawned countless cultural references.
It also helped to launch celebrities like Logan Paul and Shawn Mendes. And it was viewed as a home for the kind of silly human creativity that, these days, is increasingly replaced in our feeds by AI slop.
