The past few years have shown the increasing popularity of homemade videos showcased online; video trends in 2013 took this a step further. Perhaps the biggest change in the video industry was the development of video-based social media sites like Vine and Instagram video. These features allowed consumers to share bite-sized, hilarious videos that often garner viral attention, as seen with the Drake hand meme.
Music videos and covers were huge with video trends in 2013. From the YouTube-based acapella group Pentatonix's 'Beyoce Evolution' cover video to the gut-busting Bound 3 spoof video mimicking Kanye West's Bound 2, audio entertainment truly melded with a visual component this past year.
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