9 June in internet history
Things that can be dated to 9 June: 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 day9 June
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Boom Goes the Dynamite He appears on The Late Show with David Letterman. Wikipedia — Boom goes the dynamite
Also around this weekWithin three days
These did not happen on 9 June. They are shown because the day itself is thin, and each one carries its own date.
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Dramatic Chipmunk The earliest known version is uploaded to YouTube by the channel magnets99 under the title Dramatic Look. Wikipedia — Dramatic Chipmunk
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Overly Attached Girlfriend Morris posts the video. It is watched more than 170,000 times in a day. Wikipedia — Overly Attached Girlfriend
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Khaby Lame He is detained by US immigration officers in Las Vegas for overstaying a visa, and leaves the country the same day. Wikipedia — Khaby Lame
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The Bus Uncle Three masked men attack the older man at the restaurant where he works, leaving him with serious injuries to his face and eyes. Wikipedia — The Bus Uncle
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Chewbacca Mask Lady Gifts to her are valued at more than 420,000 US dollars, most of it a university scholarship. Wikipedia — Chewbacca Mask Lady
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r/AmItheAsshole The forum is launched. Wikipedia — r/AmItheAsshole
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Nico Nico Douga A ransomware attack takes the site offline. Service is not fully back until August. Wikipedia — Niconico
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The Backrooms The photograph is taken in a shop being renovated in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Wikipedia — The Backrooms
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Evolution of Dance Laipply’s channel becomes the most subscribed on YouTube, taking over from Smosh. It holds the place for twenty-one days. Wikipedia — Judson Laipply
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Milkshake Duck Ward posts the tweet. Wikipedia — Milkshake Duck
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Covfefe A bill called the COVFEFE Act is introduced in Congress, to require that presidential social-media posts be archived. It goes no further. Wikipedia — Covfefe
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Grimace Shake The milkshake goes on sale. Wikipedia — Grimace Shake
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The Reddit blackout Thousands of subreddits go private or stop accepting posts. The protest is planned to last forty-eight hours, and many extend it. Wikipedia — 2023 Reddit API controversy