Harry and Charlie Davies-Carr discuss their iconic viral YouTube video that recently sold for 761000 as an.
Charlie bit my finger nft sale. One of YouTubes most-watched viral videos Charlie bit my finger is being auctioned off as an NFT and removed from YouTube. What the Charlie Bit My Finger kids are doing now An NFT is like a certificate to say that you own something digital. Charlie Bit My Finger Viral Video Sold for Over.
Technology Disaster Girl The Stuff Of Memes Sells For Nearly 500000 As NFT. Charlie Bit My Finger Is Leaving YouTube After 760999 NFT Sale The original video of a baby biting his brothers finger has drawn nearly 900 million views on the platform since 2007. The family behind the early viral hit Charlie Bit My Finger auctioned the original video as a non-fungible token NFT and it sold for over 760000.
But theres a catch. Charlie Bit My Finger video to be sold as an NFT. Do you remember that iconic growing-up-with-a-sibling video Charlie bit my finger-again Well the Davies-Carr family the creators of the classic video are auctioning it off as an NFT beginning on May 22nd jumpstarting the 14th anniversary of the video.
In the video the two brothers are playing with each other on a sofa when Harry Davies-Carr 3 puts his finger in his one-year-old brother Charlie Davies-Carrs mouth. The Charlie Bit Me video which shows a toddler Charlie bite his older brother Harrys finger sold on 23 May after a 24-hour auction. The viral brothers talk to Newsbeat after an NFT of their viral video from 2007 sells for 538000.
In the video the two brothers are seen. The family behind the early viral hit Charlie Bit My Finger auctioned the original video as a non-fungible token NFT and it sold for over 760000. The Charlie bit my finger viral video sold as a non-fungible token for more than 760000.
The family behind Charlie Bit My Finger is auctioning off the wildly popular 2007 home video in the form of a nonfungible token or a NFT giving. Charlie bit my finger Charlie bit my finger video went on sale as NFT. Media caption 2015.