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1. "David After Dentist": This video shows a 7-year-old boy named David, who is groggy after a visit to the dentist. He is being driven home by his father when he begins to speak in a slurred, confused tone. The video has been viewed over 100 million times on YouTube.
2. "Double Rainbow": This video shows a man expressing his amazement at a double rainbow that appears in the sky. The video has been viewed over 47 million times on YouTube.
3. "The Slow Mo Guys - Water Balloon Explosion": This video shows the Slow Mo Guys, a YouTube channel that specializes in slow-motion videos, testing the effects of water balloon explosions. The video has been viewed over 20 million times on YouTube.

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