to vlog
- verb
- /vlɔg/
- Texting
- Many influencers choose to vlog their daily routines to connect with fans.
Like people don't vlog where I vlog and that's fun.
- Like people don't vlog where I vlog and that's fun.
- So the competition to name my vlogging channel starts now.
- It's light, it's really easy to vlog with self film.
- And your dad was vlogging before vlogging?
- I just like a very simple vlogging life.
- And every single year I tend to vlog our Christmas Day.
- I'm up in line with, like vlogging, which is video logging.
- Clearly I wasn't really doing well at vlogging this day.
- So this is just me vlogging, I guess.
- And at the time since I was daily vlogging.
Examples
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Yes, yes, I'm trying to vlog for a living.
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It's light, it's really easy to vlog with self film.
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Wow, I kind of forgot to vlog that I was back here now.
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If I vlog the next challenges, we'll see.
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I feel like all we do is vlog in the living room and in the car.
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However, I do want to vlog a lot.
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And every single year I tend to vlog our Christmas Day.
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So brace yourself, folks, I am going to vlog.
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Plus I'm trying to vlog and create content and that's my real job.
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She decided to vlog her travel adventures to share with her friends online.
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Etymology
Vlog as a verb comes from the noun vlog, which itself joins video and blog, and means 'to make a video blog'. To vlog is to record yourself and post the video online to share news, stories, or tips.