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LiPP is the new Dubsmash, and people are already obsessed

It’s sort of like the ‘Mystery Science Theater 3000’ of apps.

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It was only a matter of time before an app came along and shook us out of our Dubsmash haze.

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LiPP allows users to dub their own voices over clips, rather than lip-syncing to Dubsmash’s soundboard of TV, movie, and song samples—as long as the clip is 15 seconds or shorter. It’s sort of like the Mystery Science Theater 3000 of apps.

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If Twitter is any indication, people are already obsessed. Apparently it’s like Dubsmash, but better.

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https://twitter.com/ALevelProblems/status/649660134021459968

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https://twitter.com/harrhun/status/649669238031020032

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This app could certainly be interesting for fandoms. Cheeky Harry Potter and Game of Thrones humor? Check. 

https://twitter.com/HogwartsLogic/status/649660325986349057

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Students across the pond are enraptured, and we’re guessing American teens will be soon.

https://twitter.com/PotterReacts/status/649657808456015873

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Celebrities have co-opted Dubsmash. Will they make the transition to LiPP, which is less about showing the world you’re just like us or that you know how to lip-sync and more about adding crass dialogue and fart noises to Frozen?   

Illustration by Max Fleishman 

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