> I thought it would discuss replacing GIFs with small and well-compressed videos but nope, it's mostly about what youngsters find cringe and what other people

> I thought it would discuss replacing GIFs with small and well-compressed videos but nope, it's mostly about what youngsters find cringe and what other people deem art. The first <50% of the article (7 paragraphs) was devoted to the cringe aspect. The next <50% (7 paragraphs) is actually devoted to the difficulties of the format and various companies phasing in MP4. And then there's a concluding paragraph.