A week ago we announced our epic contest and awards for the six-second looping video app that left the world too soon. Now, we’re ready for you to rewatch your favorite one-tenth-of-a-minute pieces of entertainment ephemera and cast your vote for the BEST VINES EVER!
All the voting for BEST VINES EVER is taking place on Snakt. Just download the app right here and watch and vote away.
Over 400 of the most epic former Vine creators have signed up for the contest – including King Bach, Brittany Furlan, Jake Paul, Logan Paul, Lele Pons, Rudy Mancuso, the National Basketball Association, Thomas Sanders, Turner Sports, Justin Bieber, Anwar Jibawi, Brandon Bowen, Brandon Calvillo, ChloeLMAO, David Dobrik, The Gabbie Show, Jérôme Jarre, Ry Doon, and many, many more – and all of their collective 150,000 Vines are in the running to take home awards from the BEST VINES EVERn befitting their creative ingenuity.
And to show you just how epic this BEST VINES EVER contest and awards is going to be, we got the Epic Voice Guy himself – Jon Bailey – to tell you all about it.
For the uninitiated, more key dates and details on BEST VINES EVER are below:
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How It Works:
Any former Vine creator can participate by filling out the entry form. Then all your Vines – complete with original captions – will be available on Snakt for fans to vote. Fans can vote within the Snakt mobile app with just one touch of a Vote button.
Once again, thank you for helping us pour one out to Vine one last time.
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