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Some people are out there using Vine for pretty dumb things. Thankfully, others are capturing interesting six-second snippets from their actually-interesting lives. And you can creep on all of them, one after the other, in a constant fire-hose of anonymous, random video with Vinepeek.
The new site has a simple premise: scrub public Vines from the Internet and blast them at you full-force, non-stop. And while that might sound tedious, it’s oddly captivating. You’re bound to catch a few mundane ones, or perplexingly shot ones, but at a mere six seconds, who cares? Then there are the gems—dancing dragons, BMX backflips, editing magic tricks—that make you stick around for “just one more.”
Vinepeek isn’t affiliated with Vine or Twitter in any way, so it might not be around for long. but while it is, it’s a fun little diversion that’s worth a few minutes of your time at least. [VinePeek via Buzzfeed]
2 minutes of weirdness was all I could handle
Christ, that’s boring. I’ve seen mugs, computer keyboards, mice and dinner gradually being eaten. It’s just feature-length Instagram
Talking about Twitter wasting money and just wanting to buy something.
I meant the whole Vine thing and not this website.
I’ve become strangely obsessed with Vine… Love how it requires more thought and creative skill than Instagram. Just needs more users (and a few extra features.)
Either use HTML5, or remove the transparent layer stopping me activating the Flash object.
Let me know when you’ve made the changes.