“Charlie bit me,” he adds, as the two brothers become ... They can contain anything digital — such as drawings, GIFs, songs, or items in video games. And they can be highly profitable.

Harry and his brother, 6-year-old Charlie Davies-Carr, are the stars of "Charlie Bit Me" the most-watched viral video on the Internet. The oh-so-cute video posted in 2007 runs just 56 seconds and ...

Here’s me making filthy, bassy tunes, and there’s ‘Defying Gravity’ and all this downstairs. Where did I go wrong?’ He says he had an inkling that the song could take off after finishing ...

"Charlie Bit Me" won't be taken down from YouTube after all. The 2007 viral video was auctioned off as a nonfungible token (NFT) this week, with its seller saying that it would be deleted from the ...

“Ow, Charlie! Ow! Charlie! That really hurt!” Harry says, as his baby bro giggles. “Charlie bit me. And that really hurt, Charlie, and it’s still hurting.” Earlier this month, the U.K ...

"Ow, Charlie! Ow! Charlie! That really hurt!" Harry says, as Charlie giggles on his lap. "Charlie bit me. And that really hurt, Charlie, and it's still hurting." Anyone can still download and ...

3fmusic ultimately delivered the winning bid, according to the Charlie Bit Me auction page. As part of the auction, the Davies-Carr family promised to delete the viral video from YouTube after 14 ...

We’re turning a page in Internet history: “Charlie Bit My Finger” is leaving YouTube. Fourteen years after the now-viral video was uploaded, it’s getting the NFT treatment. Bidding starts ...