LABUBU meme coin surged over 120x in 2025, riding the wave of hype around the viral Labubu doll. It’s part of a growing trend ...

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Elon Musk is taking aim at social media juggernauts TikTok and Instagram by revealing plans to bring back the defunct short-video platform Vine.

Before there was TikTok, there was Vine. In 2012, Twitter purchased the prototype short-form video sharing platform for $30 million. Five years later, the app that launched a thousand memes was ...

So, Vine might be coming back. Yes, that Vine. The app that made six seconds feel like a lifetime and launched a thousand memes, viral dance moves, and the careers of people who are now millionaires.

Where are the stars of Vine now? From Shawn Mendes and Lele Pons, to rocker Tommy Lee’s wife Brittany Furlan, these video creators won over the internet with their 6-second clips and memes ...

VINE launched based on nostalgia for the video service that closed in 2019, hinting at a potential relaunch by former founder Rus Yusupov.

See, “Omg they were roommates” is an old Vine meme in which a woman walks by a man speaking loudly on her phone being shocked that two people were roommates.

The cryptocurrency market is once again captivated by speculation surrounding Elon Musk’s potential influence on a meme coin. This time, it’s Vine Coin (VINE), a token linked to the long ...

The co-founder of Vine announced this week that he is launching a meme coin named after the now-defunct short-form video app.