Welcome back to Gizmodos March Madness bracket challenge to name the greatest app of all time!
YouTube handily defeated Words With Friends in yesterdays lineup, taking more than 87 percent of the vote.
Now its time for two very different money apps to duke it out.
Graphic: Gizmodo
The former has more viral name recognition and has been name-dropped in hip hop lyrics for years.
But Venmo has been in the game longer and has more users so it ultimately triumphed.
Its biggest innovation was turning the act of sending money into content for its social feed.
Graphic: Google
The initial version of the app had the sole purpose of congratulating rich people on how rich they are.
One person claimed they purchased it by accident.
The whole point of the app was gone.
Here are the nominees. Choose your fighter.Graphic: Vicky Leta
Since its release, plenty of developers have made creative apps that arguably meet the definition of art.
And the deranged projects released on theMSCHF appregularly make headlines.
They all owe a debt to I Am Rich.
So, reader, whatll it be?
Or should I Am Rich get one more moment in the sun?
Voting has closed and with 78 percent of the vote, Venmo goes to the next round.
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