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15 Vines That'll Make You Miss Vine (RIP) Even If You Only Ever Watched Them On YouTube

Most relevant Vines in my book.

Sep 30, 2018

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15 Vines That'll Make You Miss Vine (RIP) Even If You Only Ever Watched Them On YouTube

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I know without a doubt we all quote or do at least one of these Vines at least once a day. I know I do! See how many you quote or do.

Two Shots

Chicken Strips

Rip Your Face Off

Stop Lyin

Valentino

Thicker Than a Bowl of Oatmeal

I Don't Care That You Broke Your Elbow

Awkward Touch

Hater Blockers

Whoever Threw That Paper

Shalissa

Red Dress

OK this one is just funny.

Sittin' in a Hot Tub

Excuse My Potty Mouth

Bring the Beat In

While we may not have Vine anymore we can definitely thank YouTube for providing us with the memories.

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