Vine threads are not a rare sight on Twitter. Ever since the six-second video platform app was disabled Twitter users will tweet threads of their favorite Vine videos. Sometimes you’ll find a thread that has never seen before Vines and not just the uber-popular videos.
But Twitter user @cashmoneysara’s Vine thread is very different than just a string of videos. Her thread consists of tweets describing her favorite Vines with Shutterstock images.
Here’s a vine thread but instead of posting the actual vines they’re described using shutterstock pictures
— sara (@cashmoneysara) December 10, 2017
If you’re not a Vine aficionado then this Vine thread is not for you. But don’t worry, Vine is being resurrected as V2.
If you love free she-vacado then you’ll understand this tweet.
— sara (@cashmoneysara) December 10, 2017
One word, wow.
11. pic.twitter.com/esw9LsLlsn
— sara (@cashmoneysara) December 10, 2017
This one is a little hard to explain. The Vine was making fun of smoking weed with crayons and a microwave.
13. pic.twitter.com/Rk1eOwRASp
— sara (@cashmoneysara) December 10, 2017
Step up, Kyle!
14. pic.twitter.com/uvKkcwSXqK
— sara (@cashmoneysara) December 10, 2017
Rick Ross loves pears and isn’t afraid to say so on video.
19. pic.twitter.com/XrGdC7xgkd
— sara (@cashmoneysara) December 10, 2017
If you have ever seen posts saying “Merry Cribmus” or “Merry Chrysler” this is why.
24. pic.twitter.com/QZ1Jv8x6et
— sara (@cashmoneysara) December 10, 2017
Those are just the fan favorites, but if you want more Sara covered 44 popular vines. The thread has become viral like a normal Vine thread. Some people have been replying with their own Shutterstock interpretations of Vines. While others are commending her for her brilliance.
https://twitter.com/fuckothewasp/status/940088943562735617
this is the most fucking incredible thing I’ve ever seen in my entire life. I just cried at university over this thread.
— lyds (@lydsm36) December 11, 2017
IM SO MAD I UNDERSTOOD ALL OF THESE
— Aims (@virghobtch) December 10, 2017
https://twitter.com/itsaponchobtch/status/940102865799995393
This thread is almost as innovative as the couple who created a book of poetry based on Vines.