BY JULIA PUGACHEVSKY |
The 10 Best Vines of the Week: Pop Culture Parodies and the First-Ever Collaborative Vine Short Film
Airbnb sponsored the world's first short film comprised entirely of Vines from different users. And it's absolutely incredible.
Recently, Airbnb organized a collaborative short film using Vines from users all over the world. Each person was given a 6-second scene to film, and then all the pieces were put together to form a cohesive and visually stunning narrative.
(This should give Vine skeptics a run for their money.)
This week was also a great one for clever pop culture parody Vines, some of which involve some dangerously cute animals:
The Top 6 Vines of the Week (In Our Opinion):
9.11.01 #neverforget, by Peter Heacock
While many Viners opted for a day of silence, recent Tribeca interviewee Peter Heacock used his projector to create a particularly poignant tribute. First time eating a York Peppermint Patty, by Nampaikid
For everyone who always thought their commercials were kind of pretentious.
Little cheetah roar! By DcNally
The only thing missing from Katy Perry's video. Buster Beans is hanging out with his new pup friends, by Curtis Lepore
Buster Beans is big on Vine, and, after watching this, it's no mystery why.
Twins Talkin’ 72, by Ted Travelstead
The 72nd installment of Ted Travelstead's Vine series sheds some light on the Twins' origin. Car ride secret thoughts, by Princess Lauren
In case you needed more proof that this girl is cooler beyond her years.
The Week in Celebrity Vines:
Sounds like… by Donnie Wahlberg
Donnie Wahlberg is at Bo Burnham's level of punny. Jurassic Park in Germany by Imagine Dragons
The popular band plays the popular tune via floor keyboard and it's as enchanting as it sounds. Doing the poodle by Felicia Day
Joss Whedon fans will probably get a kick out of seeing Felicia Day's goofy side.
And the Most Popular Vine of the Week Is...
#wreckingball by Frank McDonald
The world can take a break from being frustrated by Miley Cyrus's cultural appropriation/excessive tongue-flinging with this lovely response to her infamous "Wrecking Ball" video.