Why did Vine fail but TikTok is successful?

Stocks are kind of arbitrary user. Nobody knows why one fails and another succeeds

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Think of Vine like Myspace and Tik Tok as Facebook

I think the ability to add music clips from any song and the higher level of interaction with other users (doing duets, sampling others audios, dances etc.) puts it in a different level than vine. Also the algo is super accurate. For example, you start liking vids of crackheads in 7-11, you're algo will present to you the only best 7-11 crackhead clips.

how much money did this person make from this shoot? all they had to do was lift an arm to their face.

In Vine you have to be creative, in Tik Tok you just need tits and a song to dance to

the correct answer is their immense expense to host all of the video combined with an inability to monetize the platform. this is basically the same for most social media type apps. twitter has almost never been profitable, snap is not profitable, hell even netflix loses millions every quarter.

bingo, same shit as facebook

Bueno

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Im pretty sure once Vine became popular instagram added a feature that was nearly identical and it killed vine.

It was too early. Thots weren't full blown due to hypergamy being in its infancy. Online dating was around but tinder wasn't popular yet. It was mostly used for making funny clips, not dumb whores dancing to shitty music so they could show off their body.

Timing has a lot to do with it. Teens in 2014 we’re taking a pull of nicotine every other minute and social media hysteria and wokeness hadn’t begun

this bitch is hot as fuck but im not a chad so i have to cope saying thats a god damn man

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you know.. now i remember instagram added the ability to post videos right after vine came out in 2013

It was made by the Chinese to spy on the world and guide children towards socialism and a kaleidoscope of degeneracy. It was never meant to turn a profit, and was successful because the Chinese spared no expense to make it so.

Infinite money from chinese government is how they stay afloat. Tik Tok did fail, it was known as Musical.ly before and it died because it had no business model. I know because they came to our offices in Shanghai to pitch and try and get investment. Anyway, someone else bought it and my company missed a trick I guess.

Also to blackmail US politicians that watch dancing kids.

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didn't taking short videos take a while to get popular?
instagram was photo only for a while
snapchat peaked between vine and tiktok
vine was just an askjeeves

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Still too early to make this determination. Pretty sure Vine was around longer than Tik Tok has been around still so far.

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Because Twitter bought and shut down Vine, while it still had a shit ton of active users, to make room for chicom info gathering