Actually, this is the platform for people who like to expose his/her talent to public. They just need to know how to apply this application and edit the video that they have been recorded to upload in their preferred social media network. Here is one of many examples of Dubsmash video that recently become trending or viral today in Instagram, You Tube and FB and it is really entertaining. I hope you enjoy it like i do.
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What is Dubsmash?
Dubsmash is a video messaging app for Android and Apple phones that lets users add soundtracks to videos recorded on their phones – often matching a clip of themselves performing a song or film scene with audio from the original.
Users can upload sounds themselves or select from a list of audio clips uploaded by others. These include excerpts from popular TV shows or cult movies including Blackadder, Austin Powers, South Park, Superbad, and Saturday Night Live. There are also clips from popular chart hits, musicals, and even operas.
After selecting an audio clip, users record their own video to play with the sound they have chosen and can then share the clip they have created via Whatsapp, Facebook, Instagram or in a text message.
Where did Dubsmash come from?
The app was created by a small team of German developers – Jonas Druppel, Roland Grenke and Daniel Taschik – and launched in November last year. It has since been downloaded by more than ten million people.
The app was created by a small team of German developers – Jonas Druppel, Roland Grenke and Daniel Taschik – and launched in November last year. It has since been downloaded by more than ten million people.
Why is it so popular?
Part of the app's appeal is its simplicity. A large number of Dubsmash's hundreds of thousands of videos on Instagram have been posted by children, the BBC reports.
Who is using Dubsmash?
Numerous celebrities have been joining in the Dubsmash craze. Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton posted a clip from Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal this week, showing off his impersonation of Chris Tucker in Rush Hour 2. Australian actor Hugh Jackman has been taking off Alan Rickman in Die Hard, while Reese Witherspoon, Jennifer Lopez and Demi Moore have also been getting in on the action. Other fans include models Kate Upton and Karlie Kloss, Girls star Lena Dunham, Modern Family actress Sarah Hyland and singer Peter Andre. Rihanna was among the first of the Dubsmash trend setters, even debuting snippets of her new single BBHMM on the app and commanding fans to download it in order to hear extracts from the song. According to the Times of India, Dubsmash fever is also gripping Indian celebrities with actors happily mouthing iconic Bollywood dialogues and songs.
Is using Dubsmash legal?
Dubsmash's legality is a tricky issue. According to intellectual property lawyers Wilde Beuger Solmecke, it may be legal to send copyrighted audio clips in private messages to friends, but posting such videos to public forums such as Facebook or Instagram is almost certainly illegal. "Contrary to popular belief, it is not sufficient to deny copyright infringement when posting to Facebook because a video has been made accessible only to a handful of friends. If a user has a lot of friends, then the post can not be assumed to be private within the meaning of the law."
Dubsmash's legality is a tricky issue. According to intellectual property lawyers Wilde Beuger Solmecke, it may be legal to send copyrighted audio clips in private messages to friends, but posting such videos to public forums such as Facebook or Instagram is almost certainly illegal. "Contrary to popular belief, it is not sufficient to deny copyright infringement when posting to Facebook because a video has been made accessible only to a handful of friends. If a user has a lot of friends, then the post can not be assumed to be private within the meaning of the law."
Source: The Week
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