with TikTok’s future remains uncertain, and other social media platforms are rushing to seize the opportunities it may leave behind. Instagram just launched a new app, somewhat similar to TikTok’s video editing counterpart, CapCut. Meanwhile, X and Bluesky are looking to capitalize on the chaos surrounding ByteDance’s apps. Elon Musk’s app is rolling out a new video tab in the bottom bar for users in the US, making it easier to dive into video content on the platform. It’s no surprise that it’s only available in the US at the moment, especially since that’s where TikTok was briefly shut down. X users can already scroll through short videos by tapping on one of the clips in their timeline and scrolling up. This new video tab is just a separate space dedicated to these videos. Bluesky, not wanting to be left behind, is jumping on the video trend as well. The relatively new social media platform has now introduced a dedicated video tab, giving users a specific space to browse and enjoy video content without the usual distractions.