2:05Long-form

Marvin's Magic Lights From Anywhere Original Promo

Published November 6, 2015

Views 377K  |  Likes 2.10K  |  Comments 89
Views#5,352,745Global
Views#810,302Unknown country

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Hey PrestoHey Presto
18.5K subs•165 videos•Oct 2015

This video has 377K views and 2.10K likes, ranking #5,352,745 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

377,450

Likes

2,108

Comments

89

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Total (all-time): $264 – $755

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Magicians Justin Monehen and Marvin Berglas performing the Lights From Anywhere D'Lites Trick. This is an old demo video that was later replaced with the TV advert (one of my other uploads) but it is still quite fun. This was also my first use of Garageband to create the music :-)

Published
November 6, 2015
Made for kids
No

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