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I'm not aware of a specific 7 minute 11 second viral video that you're referring to. However, I can try to provide some general information on viral videos and help narrow down the search.

There are numerous viral videos that have gained popularity over the years, and the exact length of a video can be difficult to pinpoint without more specific information. Some popular viral videos include:

1. Charlie Bit My Finger (2007): A 56-second video of two brothers, Harry and Charlie, that has become one of the most-watched YouTube videos of all time.
2. David After Dentist (2009): A 2-minute, 47-second video of a young boy, David DeVore, who becomes drowsy after a dentist appointment and has a hilarious reaction.
3. Keyboard Cat (2008): A 2-minute, 24-second video of a cat "playing" a keyboard to a catchy tune.
4. Double Rainbow (2010): A 4-minute, 22-second video of a man, Paul Vasquez, who becomes obsessed with a double rainbow in the sky.

If you could provide more information about the viral video you're thinking of, such as the topic, genre, or approximate release date, I may be able to help you identify the original video.
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