When a new technology emerges, we waste precious little time figuring out how it will affect our pornography viewing. Vine, Twitter’s new mobile service, is no exception.

The app — which launched on Thursday and allows users to create and share six-second GIF-like looping videos — already has not-safe-for-work videos of male and female genitalia creeping up on the platform.

We first noticed the occurrence while watching VinePeek, a new website which aggregates Vine videos in real time via a steady stream of user-generated clips. Cozied in between videos of snow, puppies and babies was a graphic clip uploaded just seconds before of a nude body.

Videos saved via the Vine app with hashtags such as #porn, #sex and #penis revealed even more graphic videos, many of which had a warning that the following content contained sensitive content. Twitter and Vine have not yet responded to a request for comment.

This is the opposite of surprising. You can distract a man with the most impressive of new ways to interact with the world at large, but at the end of the day, he’s just going to want to sneak in a jack-off session.

I mean, I’ve heard …

[H/T: Mashable]