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The 3 Minute Video That Went Viral

The 3 Minute Video That Went Viral

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Unfortunately, there are numerous 3-minute videos that have gone viral over the years, making it challenging to pinpoint a specific one without more context or information. However, I can provide some possibilities:

1. William Hung's "She Bangs" cover: A 3-minute video of William Hung singing Ricky Martin's hit song "She Bangs" became a viral sensation in 2004, with his off-key rendition and awkward dance moves.
2. The "Double Rainbow" guy: In 2010, a 3-minute video featuring a man's enthusiastic reaction to seeing a double rainbow in the sky became a viral hit, with his catchphrase "Double Rainbow, all the way!"
3. The "Harlem Shake" by Baauer: Baauer's 2013 song "Harlem Shake" was often shared in 3-minute clips on social media, featuring people dancing wildly to the song.
4. David After Dentist: In 2009, a 3-minute video of a 7-year-old boy, David DeVore, became viral after he was interviewed in a dentist's office after a procedure, providing a hilarious and entertaining commentary on his experience.

If none of these match what you're thinking of, please provide more context or information about the video you're trying to remember, and I'll do my best to help.
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