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The man behind 2015's Vine of the Year wants to take over the world

Posted: 2016-04-13 06:04:01

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Viner Nicholas Fraser made a spoof of the 90s hit â€œToo Closeâ€ by Next, and went completely viral. He even won this yearâ€™s Vine of the Year at the Shorty Awards. But Fraser wants to be known for more than the meme.

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