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And people blew up on there and it was, it —like when Vine first started, guys, it was like every brand was throwing money into it. Like it was like hundreds of thousands. I mentioned this in like one of the first podcasts. I knew someone that got paid over half a million dollars.
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Yeah, we're really lucky to be like—
there's, there's like a group of us. Like, that's what I like that Vine shut down because it was just a group of us in time that will forever know what Vine is, right? And like no other generation will know about it. Like kids that watch our YouTube videos, a…
And it's pretty bizarre that, that a bunch of people that like YouTube went down for a little bit and people became famous from Vine. Yeah, no, really, I never thought about that, but yeah, it's weird.
And people blew up on there and it was, it —like when Vine first started, guys, it was like every brand was throwing money into it. Like it was like hundreds of thousands. I mentioned this in like one of the first podcasts. I knew someone that got paid over half a million dollars.
I got half a million dollars from the Boston Public Library. Why? To do one Vine. Really? Yeah.
Jason, I'm trying to bring up real stories and real situations, and you're muddying the waters. Now people don't know what to believe because there's going to be a dumbass out there that's going to actually believe that you made $500,000 on something. Go ahea…
I was trying to think of like a bad place that I just wouldn't give out $500,000 for one Vine.