18:35Long-form

O.C.: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert

United StatesPublished April 25, 2018

Views 939K  |  Likes 16.1K  |  Comments 1.22K
Views#3,684,929Global
Views#794,570United States

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NPR MusicNPR Music
13M subs•3.05K videos•Jan 2008

This video has 939K views and 16.1K likes, ranking #3,684,929 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

939,787

Likes

16,136

Comments

1,220

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Revenue estimate

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Total (all-time): $658 – $1.88K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

April 18, 2018 | Abby O'Neill -- As a member of Brooklyn rap collective Diggin' In The Crates, Omar Credle, aka O.C., helped shape what was known as the golden age of 1990s rap. Marked by loops sourced from jazz recordings and lyrics rooted in one-upmanship, O.C's two '90s albums, Word...Life and Jewelz established him…

Published
April 25, 2018
Made for kids
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