The viral YouTube video Charlie Bit Me which sold for £536,000 as a non-fungible token (NFT) will not be removed from the streaming service, according to the father of the now-famous children in the clip. Howard Davies-Carr uploaded a heartwarming 55-second video to YouTube back in May 2007 of his two sons, three-year-old Harry and one-year-old Charlie which showed the baby biting the finger of his brother. But Howard has now confirmed that the adored clip, which celebrated its 14th anniversary earlier this month, will remain on YouTube. A Non-Fungible Token (NFT) is a unique digital token encrypted with an artist's signature and which verifies its ownership and authenticity and is permanently attached to the piece. Charlie said he didn't find it embarrassing but said: 'I think it's a bit odd that loads of people have watched it.'

Source: The Nation May 28, 2021 17:15 UTC