Thursday's shocking news that Twitter is The Lust (2020) AMZN Hindi Short Filmkilling video app Vine may have been telegraphed in Vine's last tweet on Wednesday evening.
SEE ALSO: So long, Vine. Twitter is shutting down the mobile app in coming monthsPublished at 8:00 p.m. ET on Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2016, Vine tweeted a video made shared by user "tzaddi" earlier in the week. The vine, which features the image of floating candles set to the song "Midnight" by Coldplay.
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Not to read toomuch into this, as Vine was sharing videos to its Twitter feed all day on Wednesday, but the lyrics from "Midnight" definitely hint at the end of things and the desperate feelings of hope against the darkness.
In the darkness before the dawnIn the swirling of this stormWhen I'm rolling with the punches and hope is goneLeave a light, a light on
Whether it was intentional or not (vines are still being uploaded right now, as it happens), and even if it seems a bit overwrought if it isintentional, it's a fitting last post for the social media platform.
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