We're all familiar with Vine, the greatest app of the 21st century, correct?
Vine turned making six second video clips into a freaking art form.
Then in 2016 Twitter announced they would be shutting down Vine, and it was a tragedy felt by the entire nation.
for the homie, @vine i love you💚 the first company to take a chance on me. and give me genuine support
But just last week Dom Hofmann, the founder of Vine, announced that he had plans to create a follow-up app.
i'm going to work on a follow-up to vine. i've been feeling it myself for some time and have seen a lot of tweets, dms, etc.
@dhof / Via Twitter: @dhof
@dhof / Via Twitter: @dhof
That brings us to today when Hofmann tweeted this picture. Could it be? Could it possible be? The rebirth of Vine??
v2
Obviously, Twitter lost its mind.
@dhof OKAY WHAT
It didn't take long before people started offering assistance.
@Buncahn / Via Twitter: @Buncahn
The news is definitely overwhelming.
@dhof
It's like the Christmas present we've always wanted but never deserved.
@dhof Wait what??? It’s only dec 6th, how can Christmas be coming this early for us??? ðŸ˜
Some offered suggestions for the new app.
bring it back but without showing followers so vine famous people cant ruin it again and we can just enjoy regular… https://t.co/JjRd2WCRcJ
While others merely offered up praise.
@dhof
