Vine Thud / Boom Sound Effect - Know Your Meme
Vine Boom Sound Effect refers to an echoing "boom" sound effect popularized in video edits on Vine in 2014, most often used to emphasize shock or surprise. The effect, originally uploaded to YouTube in 2012, became popularized when Vine star King Bach started using it in 2014.
Vine Thud / Boom Sound Effect - Know Your Meme
Origin Entry: VINE BOOM ORIGIN: Industrial Samples and Impacts, Boom Sound Effects, Metallic Sounds for Trailers, Film and More
Vine Thud / Boom Sound Effect - Know Your Meme
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Moai Emoji - Know Your Meme
It was popularized by the arguable king of instagram/Snapchat memes Trayvon vert @lolhylian is his account where it all originated. For the past 2 months instead of actually putting captions for his memes he’s just been putting the 🗿 emoji and replacing it with punchlines as well.
Vine Thud / Boom Sound Effect - Know Your Meme
2021年8月18日 · gangsta's paradise, vocoder, tyler1, twitch, tyler1 scream, the rock, vine boom eyebrow
King Bach - Know Your Meme
King Bach is the earliest known Viner to use the Vine Thud / Boom sound effect, an effect that is still used today, mostly in ironic formats like Amogus. The earliest known use of the sound is a Vine [8] posted on April 10th, 2014 (shown below).
Where Did The '21' Sound Effect Come From? Here's ... - Know …
2024年6月10日 · How Did The 'Twenty One' Become A Meme? Vine remixes that featured the "21" sound effects began to go viral after 2014, with YouTube reposts gathering millions of views.
Chad Face - Know Your Meme
2024年12月6日 · After the sound landed on TikTok, it was lip-dubbed by multiple creators who additionally raised their eyebrows for each Vine boom sound effect, making a "Chad Face." https://www.tiktok.com/embed/v2/7157054955088792878
20 Classic Vines With The Original Links - Know Your Meme
Vine was the original TikTok. It's hard to know if it was truly better than the video-sharing platform, but it's easy to tell that the six-second limit was something special. From Jake Paul to King Bach, there were many greats, and some, not-so-greats. Regardless, enjoy these 20 Vines embedded from the original links.