7 February in internet history
Things that can be dated to 7 February: the day something was posted, a record that changed hands, an event research has pinned to a date. Every entry links to where it was read.
What is dated to this day7 February
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A Thai Facebook page posts a video pairing the bird with a dancing cat. It is watched 3.5 million times in days. Trash Doves Wikipedia — Trash Doves
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The first episode, eleven seconds long, is uploaded to YouTube. Skibidi Toilet Wikipedia — Skibidi Toilet
Also around this weekWithin three days
These did not happen on 7 February. They are shown because the day itself is thin, and each one carries its own date.
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The advertisement is posted online. The Man Your Man Could Smell Like Wikipedia — The Man Your Man Could Smell Like
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The zoo posts his story. Punch the Monkey Wikipedia — Punch (monkey)
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A feature film is announced by the studio A24. The Backrooms Wikipedia — The Backrooms
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John William Chambless posts under the title The Eternal September, possibly the first use of the exact phrase. Eternal September Wikipedia — Eternal September
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The site is sold, reportedly for twenty million dollars. Hot or Not Wikipedia — Hot or Not
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It is first shown on American television. The Man Your Man Could Smell Like Wikipedia — The Man Your Man Could Smell Like
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Nguyen announces on Twitter that he will remove it. Flappy Bird Wikipedia — Flappy Bird
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The court’s YouTube channel, which had streamed the hearing, publishes the clip. Zoom Cat Lawyer Wikipedia — Zoom Cat Lawyer
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About 7,000 people protest in at least 100 cities, many in Guy Fawkes masks from the film V for Vendetta. Project Chanology Wikipedia — Project Chanology
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The video is posted to YouTube. Rebecca Black Friday Wikipedia — Friday (Rebecca Black song)
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Versions are being uploaded at a rate of four thousand a day, one every 21.6 seconds. Harlem Shake Wikipedia — Harlem Shake (meme)
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He does. Phones with the game installed are listed on eBay for 1,499 dollars and more. Flappy Bird Wikipedia — Flappy Bird
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Black releases a tenth-anniversary remix with 3OH!3, Big Freedia and Dorian Electra. Rebecca Black Friday Wikipedia — Friday (Rebecca Black song)