The video that went viral since 2007 and is famous for being the most viewed on said platform will not be removed as announced.
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After it was announced that with the sale of the video “Charlie bit my finger” (Charlie bit my finger) I would be removed from the platform Youtube, the buyer promised to leave it for others to see.
The sale to buy the non-fungible token (or NFT) for the clip, which has 885 million views on YouTube, took place earlier this month, with the Davies-Carr family behind the original video, which they had announced which would be removed from YouTube once the sale had concluded.
For their part, NFTs have already been explored by other YouTube stars and allow someone to buy ownership of a digital artwork, such as the now 14-year-old video featuring the siblings. Harry y Charlie.
Speaking to the Quartz news site, Father Howard Davies-Carr said: “After the auction, we connected with the buyer, who ended up deciding to keep the video on YouTube. The video went viral since 2007 and is famous for being the most viewed on said platform.
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