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3 Minutes 9 Second Viral Videos

3 Minutes 9 Second Viral Videos

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Here are some examples of viral videos that were under 3 minutes 9 seconds:

1. David After Dentist (2009) - 2:57 seconds: A hilarious video of a 7-year-old boy's reactions after coming out of anesthesia from a dentist visit.
2. Keyboard Cat (2008) - 2:30 seconds: A funny video of a cat "playing" a keyboard to a catchy tune.
3. Charlie Bit My Finger (2007) - 56 seconds: A cute and funny video of two brothers, one of whom gets bitten by the other.
4. Double Rainbow (2010) - 2:14 seconds: A hilarious video of a man's excited reaction to seeing a double rainbow.
5. Harlem Shake (2013) - 2:47 seconds: A viral video of a group of people dancing to Baauer's song "Harlem Shake".
6. Gangnam Style (2012) - 4:12 seconds, but the most popular versions are under 3 minutes 9 seconds: A viral music video by PSY that became a global phenomenon.
7. The Evolution of Dance (2006) - 3:01 seconds: A funny video by Judson Laipply that shows the evolution of dance from the 1950s to the 2000s.
8. The Dollar Shave Club (2012) - 2:55 seconds: A funny video that introduces the Dollar Shave Club, a subscription service for razors.
9. Will It Blend? (2006) - 3:05 seconds: A popular video by Blendtec that shows various objects being blended in a blender.
10. The Keyboard Cat 2 (2008) - 2:30 seconds: A sequel to the original Keyboard Cat video, with even more funny footage of the cat "playing" a keyboard.

Note: The lengths of these videos may vary slightly depending on the source and version.
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