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Since you're asking about a viral video, there are many possibilities, but I'll need more context or information to narrow down the options.

However, I can suggest some popular viral videos that might have lasted around 3 minutes. Please note that these might not be the exact video you're thinking of, but they were certainly popular at some point:

1. Charlie Bit My Finger (2007): A 56-second video, but there's a 3-minute extended version. It features two brothers, Harry and Charlie, and has become a beloved meme.
2. David After Dentist (2009): A 3-minute video of a 7-year-old boy, David, after a dentist visit. He's under anesthesia and says some humorous things that have become a viral sensation.
3. Double Rainbow (2010): A 3-minute video of a man, Paul Vasquez, reacting to a double rainbow. The video became a meme and has been parodied numerous times.
4. Keyboard Cat (2008): A 3-minute video featuring a cat "playing" a keyboard. The video was created using a combination of live-action footage and CGI, and it became a viral sensation.
5. Numa Numa (2004): A 3-minute video of Gary Brolsma singing along to a song in Romanian. The video became a viral sensation and helped launch Brolsma's career.

If none of these videos sound familiar, please provide more context or information about the video you're thinking of, such as:

- When you saw it (approximate year or month)
- What it was about (e.g., a funny animal, a music performance, a challenge)
- Any specific quotes or scenes you remember

I'll do my best to help you identify the viral video you're thinking of.
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