It's been a busy week for Vine. Between revealing new features and dealing with competiton from Facebook (which aren't mutually exclusive), Vine has been at the forefront of innovation for a while now, and shows no signs of slowing down. Small businesses and even schools are starting to use the app for low budget advertising with the potential to reach thousands, and one user captured a mind-blowing image of the protests in Brazil. 

The Top 5 of the Week, In Our Opinion:

Walmart has an inchworm problem, by KC James

KC James is popular comedic Viner and regular collaborator with Jordan Burt, but this latest Vine was especially impressive with the amount of people he got involved (and what he got them to do in public.)

How to Feed a Hungry Tree Friend (Part 3), by Red 6

The third installation of a hilarious series that is never too shy to take a dark turn.

Just keepin’ it real, by CRI – The RAC

Georgia Southern University looks extra inviting from this whimsical towel elephant. 

Spare Change, by TuB Gin

Sometimes, all you need to promote a product is six seconds of indisputable coolness.

Mad Scientist’s Experiment Goes Wrong (Part 3), by Artismia

Also a third part to a series, this one is a stop-motion creation that feels very much like 80s Tim Burton.

Rewrite Your Future Career, by Pinot

We've raved about him before, but Pinot just never fails to enchant, especially if he's presenting us with the perfect visual metaphor for discarding our baggage and pursuing our dreams.

The Week in Celebrity Vines:

Starting to film the skate wars part, by Steve Aoki 

Electrohouse musician Steve Aoki gives us the inside scoop on filming the music video for his track "Boneless".

Yip eee! NYC!, by Eric Stonestreet

Modern Family's Eric Stonestreet proves to be a little less cuddly than expected when visiting NYC.

A moment like this, by Tara Strong

Voice actress Tara Strong (Dil Pickles from Rugrats, Timmy Turner from The Fairly Odd Parents, Bubbles from The Powerpuff Girls -- you get it, she made your 90s childhood complete) sings a Kelly Clarkson classic, as per request.

And the Most Popular Vine of the Week Is ... 

Brazil protests, by Lucio Amorim

The number of protest attendees in Brazil might just be a little bigger than you think.