Clubhouse is the quintessential example of how to capture the short-lived, ever-deviating human frenzy in a jiffy
Clubhouse is the quintessential example of how to capture the short-lived, ever-deviating human frenzy in a jiffy
Clubhouse app appears to be trending in 2021. Why do you think it is witnessing an influx of interest in the recent weeks?
Clubhouse is the quintessential example of how to capture the short-lived, ever-deviating human frenzy in a jiffy. The social media app Clubhouse, which was still finding its feet in the beta-phase with a handful of users, shot to global stardom with assistance from the celebrated tech leader of the free world Elon Musk.
But what the h*** is Clubhouse? Why did Elon Musk bother to talk about it (or on it), and why are people scrambling to make money off it are some of the inquiries for which we have been searching solutions for.
These questions tend to bother two classes of people: One who is looking to build an app like Clubhouse and second people who are looking to make money by being active in the application.
Let’s jump right into it!
What is Clubhouse?
Clubhouse is an audio-chatting app conceptualized and engineered by the Silicon Valley entrepreneurial duo of Rohan Seth and Paul Davidson. The app offers rooms for discussions between two or more speakers that can be joined by listeners, without the option of intervention. Moderators reserve the right to allow the listeners to come in. Those in attendance (the listeners) have the option to raise a hand and seek permission to come in.
