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Why do autistic people really love manga? BBC News

United KingdomPublished June 20, 2016

Views 575K  |  Likes 11.8K  |  Comments 6.23K
Views#3,755,240Global
Views#102,668United Kingdom

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This video has 575K views and 11.8K likes, ranking #3,755,240 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

575,943

Likes

11,894

Comments

6,238

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Total (all-time): $403 – $1.15K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

The world of Japanese manga comics is loud, colourful and bombastic. This spirit is reflected in TokyoToys, a shop that has just opened in Glasgow. The brainchild of Hideki Nguyen, it specialises in selling manga merchandise with a very exuberant staff. But the store also attracts people of a much less extrovert dispos…

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June 20, 2016
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