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There have been several viral videos over the years that have gained massive attention in just 10 minutes and 9 seconds. However, some of the most notable ones include:

1. Charlie Bit My Finger: This viral video was uploaded in 2007 and features two brothers, Harry and Charlie, who are both young children at the time. The video shows Charlie biting Harry's finger, and it has become one of the most-watched viral videos of all time. The video currently has over 883 million views on YouTube.

2. David After Dentist: In 2009, a video was uploaded featuring a young boy named David Devore who had just received anesthesia at the dentist. In the video, David is seen talking about his experience in a hilarious and entertaining way, and it quickly went viral.

3. Keyboard Cat: In 2008, a video was uploaded featuring a cat named Fatso playing a keyboard to a popular song. The video was created by Charlie Schmidt, who used a combination of live footage and special effects to create the illusion that the cat was actually playing the keyboard. The video quickly became a viral sensation.

4. Double Rainbow: In 2010, a video was uploaded by Paul Vasquez, a man from California, who was driving when he spotted a beautiful rainbow in the sky. Vasquez became excited and started singing about the double rainbow, and the video quickly went viral.

5. The Evolution of Dance: In 2006, a video was uploaded by Judson Laipply, a comedian from Ohio, who showcased different dance styles from the 1950s to the 2000s. The video was a huge hit and has been viewed millions of times on YouTube.

These are just a few examples of viral videos that gained massive attention in just a short amount of time.
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