6:41Long-form

Savatage- "Surrender"

Published December 3, 2008

Views 109K  |  Likes 591  |  Comments 53
Views#5,830,778Global
Views#915,672Unknown country

Channel

Sav2TSOSav2TSO
9.48K subs•188 videos•May 2008

This video has 109K views and 591 likes, ranking #5,830,778 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

At a glance

Views

109,792

Likes

591

Comments

53

Performance vs. channel

Outlier score

Engagement rate

Revenue estimate

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Total (all-time): $77 – $220

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

"Surrender" is off of the album Poets and Madmen. The song was written by Jon Oliva and Paul O'Neill. When in your life did you surrender Late in the night do you remember What were the dreams that you betrayed then Would you go back if you could save them now Did you believe there was something more Waitin…

Published
December 3, 2008
Made for kids
No

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