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NOVRITSCH vs. SILO ENTERTAINMENT | 1v1 Airsoft Sniper Duel | Part #1

AustriaPublished February 8, 2018

Views 4.18M  |  Likes 82.4K  |  Comments 23.6K
Views#1,301,001Global
Views#1,565Austria

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NOVRITSCHNOVRITSCH
4.75M subs•1.25K videos•Feb 2012

This video has 4.18M views and 82.4K likes, ranking #1,301,001 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

4,184,631

Likes

82,447

Comments

23,651

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Total (all-time): $2.93K – $8.37K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Check out Part #2 at Silos channel!!!! https://goo.gl/GC8xxd How to win the SSG24 + scope: 1. Subscribe to Silo + NOVRITSCH channel 2. Count all huts you can see in Part1 and Part2 and then comment the number in the comment section

Published
February 8, 2018
Made for kids
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