I Used Over 150 Tons of Explosives To Destroy 1,500,000 Voxels In 60 Seconds - Teardown
Published January 3, 2021
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384,748
Likes
11,130
Comments
267
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I Used Over 150 Tons of Explosives To Destroy 1,500,000 Voxels in the new Teardown challenge! Welcome back to Teardown, today I'm out on Frustrum doing the new Teardown challenges and trying to beat my record of about 1.1 million voxels destroyed in 60 seconds. Needless to say, I did better but we can definitely improv…
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- January 3, 2021
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How I Used Over 150 Tons of Explosives To Destroy 1,500,000 Voxels In 60 Seconds - Teardown is doing
It has 384K views in total. It ranks #7,754,744 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about I Used Over 150 Tons of Explosives To Destroy 1,500,000 Voxels In 60 Seconds - Teardown
- Total views
- 384K
- Total likes
- 11.1K
- Total comments
- 267
- Published
- January 3, 2021
- Global rank by views
- #7,754,744
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How many views does I Used Over 150 Tons of Explosives To Destroy 1,500,000 Voxels In 60 Seconds - Teardown have?
I Used Over 150 Tons of Explosives To Destroy 1,500,000 Voxels In 60 Seconds - Teardown has 384,748 views, 11,130 likes and 267 comments, ranking #7,754,744 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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