A look back at Vine ? the six-second video app that made us scream, laugh and cry
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In its prime, the app inspired users to get more creative and make their videos more complex, pushing the envelope of what could capture our attention best within as little time and space as possible.Whether it was a clip of a potato that flew around a room or a 3-year-old child who loved — perhaps a little too much — getting an avocado for his birthday, these videos made us scream, laugh and cry — sometimes all at once.Around 2014, a number of early ex-Vine stars moved into a Los Angeles apartment complex to increase their follower count. Here's a look at those featured:Like many Vine stars, Christine Sydelko moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career as a YouTube creator after finding success on the app.
As said here by Wilson Wong