6:13Long-form

Third Eye Blind - Red Summer Sun (Complete)

Published March 19, 2009

Views 174K  |  Likes 654  |  Comments 161
Views#5,322,291Global
Views#830,513Unknown country

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68 subs•1 videos•Mar 2009

This video has 174K views and 654 likes, ranking #5,322,291 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

174,242

Likes

654

Comments

161

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Total (all-time): $122 – $348

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

LISTEN TO THE ENDING - This is the full version of Third Eye Blind's: Red Summer Sun . I put this together from the Album "Blue" from track #8 and using the end of the last track on the album. This is the song in it's entirety. Personally - I think this is one bad A*S song! Thanks!

Published
March 19, 2009
Made for kids
No

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