Who was the most popular Viners?

Vine accounts with the most followers worldwide as of January 2017 (in millions)

Who were the big Viners?

Here’s what 14 of the biggest Vine stars are up to today.

• Nash Grier is now a model and actor.
• The vine duo Jack & Jack are now a full-fledged music group.
• Logan Paul went from Vine star to controversial YouTuber.
• Jake Paul was on Disney and he also creates YouTube videos.

What happened to famous Viners?

Hear this out loudPauseThe Vine app may be dead, but that doesn’t mean its biggest stars’ six-seconds of fame have ended. That said, some of the app’s biggest stars didn’t disappear with the service. Most notably, musician Shawn Mendes went from uploading dittys on the service to becoming a full-blown pop star.

Who was the Vine girl?

Hear this out loudPauseChloe Woodard is also an internet celebrity. She went viral on Vine — the now-defunct social network for short six-second videos, where Paul also launched to fame — for this really funny video of her dancing to “Take On Me” by a-ha. The vine is titled “Who Is She?” and started a meme in its own right.

Who was the number 1 Viner?

Hear this out loudPause#1 – Andrew Bachelor AKA King Bach Like many Viners, King Bach is a multi-platform star, with significant followers of Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat as well. But Vine is where he has really excelled, with over 4 billion loops and 12.3 million followers.

Who is the best Viner in the world?

Meet the 30 top Vine stars in the world

• Marcus Johns. Followers: 6.59 million.
• MelvinGregg. Followers: 3.81 million.
• Liane V. Followers: 4.63 million.
• JÉRÔME JARRE. Followers: 8.63 million.
• Anwar Jibawi. Followers: 3.66 million.
• Reggie COUZ. Followers: 3.91 million.

Who is the number 1 Viner?

Who were the original Viners?

Singing Vines

• Lele Pons. Lele Pons was the first Viner to reach one billion loops, and for good reason.
• Cameron Dallas. Cameron Dallas achieved fame by posting Vines of himself playing pranks on his friends and family.
• Thomas Sanders.
• Simone Shepherd.
• Jake and Logan Paul.
• King Bach.
• Us the Duo.
• Rudy Mancuso.

Is Vine still a thing?

Hear this out loudPauseTwitter discontinued the Vine mobile app in October 2016; however, the website and the app were still available for users for viewing and downloading content but content creators were no longer allowed to post new videos.

Who became famous from Vine?

Hear this out loudPauseMany other YouTubers, like King Bach, Lele Pons, and Gabbie Hanna, were relatively famous from Vine before making the switch to YouTube. Other funny Viners who became YouTubers include Amanda Cerny, Rudy Mancuso, Liza Koshy, Anwar Jibawi, and Hannah Stocking.

Who is the I smell like beef girl?

Ava Ryan
Hear this out loudPause— — Meet Ava Ryan. The internet sensation first struck it big in a Vine video when she was just 18 months old.

Why do I smell like beef?

Hear this out loudPauseApocrine bromhidrosis is the most common type of bromhidrosis. When you have apocrine bromhidrosis, body odor is the byproduct of lipid-rich apocrine gland sweat mixing with skin bacteria. When these two ingredients come together, they produce thioalcohols — compounds that smell like sulfur, onions or raw meat.

Logan is a man of the Vine people, and most of his videos feature his fellow Vine stars including King Bach, Jake Paul, and Rudy Mancuso. In fact, Logan appears to be the best networked Viner in the Top 10, appearing in vines with everyone but Jerome and Brittany.

Who are the most famous people on Vine?

He initially gained recognition as a teenager through six-second video clips on the now-defunct social media app Vine. Famous As: YouTube personality, Vine star and comedian. Canadian YouTuber Cody Ko initially gained fame on Vine.

Who are the most famous Viners on Snapchat?

Best known for creating interesting content on Snapchat and Vine, Jarre has established himself as a social media celebrity. He is credited with co-founding a talent agency called GrapeStory, which works with Snapchat stars.

How many Viners are there in the world?

Though this self-limiting media format seemed like a crazy idea when Vine first launched (remember how silly the 140 character rule seemed too?), over 40 million Viners including comedians, artists, musicians, dancers, DIY experts, athletes, and actors are now actively generating 6 second videos for the world to see.