
Screenshot from Vine.

The video-sharing platform that launched a thousand memes will be discontinued in the coming months, the teams at Vine and parent company Twitter announced Thursday.
Vine, which started in June 2012 as a way to share short looping video clips, was acquired by Twitter in October 2012. Since then, it exploded as a platform for jokes and internet memes — many of them beloved within the online community.
News of the app's demise came as a bit of a shock to its users, and many responded by sharing their favorite Vines from over the years.
Please enjoy this subjective compilation of the best Vines.
RALLY LLAMA @smokiesbaseball https://t.co/nZ2EBQP3ox
— Carlos Garcia (@cgarcia__75) October 27, 2016
I mean, let's not forget Adele dog https://t.co/DVdteWJ7mL
— Libby Hill (@midwestspitfire) October 27, 2016
This is my favorite Vine of all time. https://t.co/phg3OzCLOh
— Pat Stansik (@patstansik) October 27, 2016
I'm going to share some of my favorite vines. Opener right here https://t.co/8ICvxtaHhC
— Aminatou Sow (@aminatou) February 6, 2016
This is now, has always been, and will always be the best thing on the internet https://t.co/ewwKtTL2Kq
— Stephen Gutowski (@StephenGutowski) October 27, 2016
This was the only good thing that ever came from Vine https://t.co/MCixm4AsGg
— Adam ⚡️ Sneed (@atsneed) October 27, 2016
THE BEST VINE https://t.co/w5MG45fdyy
— Logan Dobson (@LoganDobson) October 27, 2016
Hillary Clinton just chillin in Cedar Rapids (Vine by Michael Auth™) https://t.co/V9MPtQ0Zde
— I Body Shame Trump (@caitlinear) October 27, 2016
Bald eagle don't play that, Trump (Vine by @INJO) https://t.co/o3GqjVFGUq
— Cap'n Spaulding (@Jaiiilbait) January 25, 2016
Might as well be Friday because this is the rest of my week https://t.co/HVwmFcYVcz
— Miranda Green (@Mirandacgreen)October 27, 2016
Rest in peace, sweet prince https://t.co/Jm7fQLDNda
— Justin Miller (@justinjm1) October 27, 2016
RIP, Vine.