30 Vines to Brighten Your Day
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30 Vines to Brighten Your Day

Possibly the best 6 seconds of your life.

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30 Vines to Brighten Your Day
Sarah Perez

Contrary to popular belief (maybe), Vine was the best thing to happen to the world in the past 10 years. Unfortunately, in January of 2017, Vine was shut down due to a lack of users and seemed to only be used by teens. In these bland times, we need an outlet to laugh at stupid videos and it isn't quite as accessible as it used to be. Here is a list of my thirty favorite vines to hopefully bring some laughs to your day.

1. I Can't Swim


2. He Needs Some Milk


3. Hurricane Tortilla


4. Burnt Chicken Nugget


5. Wow


6. Adam


7. Iridocyclitis


8. 2 Bros Chillin’ in the Hot Tub


9. Freshavacado


10. Noodlehead


11. Hello


12. Mother Trucker Dude


13. It's Wednesday my Dudes


14. Turns Out You're Just Fam


15. Lipstick in My White Valentino Bag


16. Welcome To Chilis


17. Not To Be Racist…


18. Pepsi Bottle, Coca Cola Glass


19. And Read Her Bible


20. OH


21. Walk Awayayayayay


22. Adrian Michael


23. Hi My Name Is Trey


24. Flying Lawnmower


25. Balloon Choir


26. It's Frickin’ Bats


27. Kazoo Boy


28. You are Cookie Monster


29. Cutie in the Car Next to You


30. Hizzuk


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