I feel embarrassed saying this but I feel both Clubhouse and TikTok are pretty amazing.
Both of them lower the barrier of entry on content creation and make distribution easier when one is starting out.
Both of them lower the barrier of entry on content creation and make distribution easier when one is starting out.
1. interesting 2. i could take a part in
I guess they are still growing, but I feel like the format has severe flaws and I don't know if they can be easily resolved as they scale. The idea is still solid though, but I don't know if they can execute it really well. Currently its a bunch of wantrepeneurs trying to sell themselves and that's really boring.
What I've learned is that Clubhouse is only fun if you're participating. Unstructured conversations are hard to follow if you're not actively shaping it.
Before TikTok and Musica.ly there was Vine, founded in 2012 which had a peak of 200 million active users by 2015.
And of course there's Instagram, which has allowed short videos since 2013 as well to try and compete with Vine.
And of course before all of those there was Youtube.
Imagine if Spotify bought Snap.