Instagram Officially Has Video

(The Root) — Vine officially has a run for its money. Facebook announced on Thursday that users of its social photo-sharing app, Instagram, now has the capacity for video. Rumor of the announcement began swirling a couple of days ago when TechCrunch reported that Facebook would be making this announcement today, and they were right…

(The Root) — Vine officially has a run for its money. Facebook announced on Thursday that users of its social photo-sharing app, Instagram, now has the capacity for video. Rumor of the announcement began swirling a couple of days ago when TechCrunch reported that Facebook would be making this announcement today, and they were right on the money.

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For the most part, people on Twitter seem to be excited about the change. In fact, the hashtag #RIPVine is gaining steam as we speak, heralding the end of the Twitter video app’s popularity.

Below are some reactions to the Instagram news, and some tweets from the #RIPVine tag.

https://twitter.com/JasonWardNY/status/347773137984827392
https://twitter.com/AnthonyOsei/status/347771519268712448
https://twitter.com/AnthonyOsei/status/347771519268712448
https://twitter.com/TwittsMcGee/status/347774666187882496

Dang my Vine lasted for about 2 weeks. Way too many social networks though, someone had to go. #ripvine

— Victoria Gonzales (@VickiGonz) June 20, 2013

https://twitter.com/Jadeday11/status/347787530541871105

Tracy Clayton is a writer, humorist and blogger from Louisville, Ky.

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