Nikoleta FYW 1213

Vine was a wonderful thing. It has given us iconic masterpieces such as "I Love You Bitch," "Bad Bois," "What the Fuck Kyle," and countless others that have defined our generation and provided countless memes. Rest in peace vine. While vine was not super popular when it was still alive, its untimely demise made its popularity soar. Almost overnight, people all over twitter starting posting vine after vine to commemorate what it once was. Vines became integrated into everyday life and still do to this day. When I'm with my friends, we always manage to slip at least one vine into our conversation. So, with the fans and viewers, Vine was still alive. For the vine makers, however, that is a different story. Some viners try to relive their glory days and post throwbacks to what was, while some have moved onto bigger and better things. Two such viners that have done this are Demetrius Harmon, formerly known as MeechOnMars, and Angelo Zeigler, formerly known ...

First of all, I really liked the title of the blog. It meshed nicely with the rest of the blog and the theme the blog had to portray, and it was a nice change of pace instead of seeing the typical "Lead Blog" post title, (it doesn't mean that my lead blog post won't be titled "Lead Blog" but it was still nice to see something different.) The content of the blog regarding The Big Lebowski seemed very interesting as well. The Big Lebowski revolves around some guys that end up in a whole situation all because of a rug. However, as Zach said, it is much more than that. While Zach makes it obvious that the movie is brimming with superiority, incongruity, and relief humor, the part that I like the most is the fact that the movie resonates with such a large audience. The Big Lebowski covers many genres, such as western, comedy, and a detective/ who-dun-it-like theme. Additionally, the fact that Jeffrey “The Dude” Lebowski is so relatable and laid back provides a ni...