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I Invented Dimensional Engineering In Minecraft... FOR PEWDIEPIE!

CanadaPublished July 10, 2022

Views 9.17K  |  Likes 796  |  Comments 107
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752K subs•2.36K videos•Oct 2016

This video has 9.17K views and 796 likes, ranking #9,317,423 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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9,177

Likes

796

Comments

107

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Total (all-time): $6 – $18

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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I found a way how to bring back Joergen from PewDiePie's Minecraft series, and from there I went on a mission to save ALL of PewDiePie's Minecraft animals for the world to have... and now years later, I have invented dimensional engineering in Minecraft to make this even EASIER for you! I already invented time travel i…

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July 10, 2022
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