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Vine launched in 2013 and quickly became a cultural phenomenon with its six‑second looping videos.
It was shut down in January 2017, leaving creators to scramble for new platforms.
Many stars leveraged their massive followings to transition into other areas of entertainment and social media.
🚀 Where They Went Next
Logan Paul & Jake Paul – Built huge YouTube empires, later moving into boxing, business ventures, and mainstream media.
Shawn Mendes – Used Vine covers to launch a global music career, now a Grammy‑nominated pop star.
Lele Pons – Transitioned to YouTube and Instagram, later into music and brand partnerships.
King Bach (Andrew Bachelor) – Became an actor and comedian, appearing in films and TV.
David Dobrik & Liza Koshy – Found success on YouTube; Liza also moved into acting and hosting.
Brittany Furlan – Pivoted into marketing and entertainment projects.
Amanda Cerny & Rudy Mancuso – Focused on acting, short films, and creative collaborations.
Cameron Dallas & Nash Grier – Explored modeling, acting, and social media branding.
Zach King – Continued his “magic” editing style on YouTube and TikTok, becoming one of the most followed creators.
🎭 The Bigger Picture
Some faded away: Not every Vine star maintained fame; many lost relevance without the platform’s built‑in audience.
Others thrived: The most successful ones treated Vine as a launchpad, diversifying into music, film, or business.
TikTok became the new Vine: Short‑form video culture didn’t die—it migrated, and ex‑Viners were among the first to dominate TikTok.
Legacy: Vine’s influence is still felt today, shaping internet humor, meme culture, and the careers of influencers who now define digital entertainment.

👉 In short, Vine stars either evolved into mainstream celebrities or disappeared into obscurity, but their six‑second fame permanently changed how creators build careers online.