4:21Long-form

Three 6 Mafia - Lock Down Instrumental

Published October 30, 2013

Views 211K  |  Likes 2.66K  |  Comments 108
Views#1,057,117Global
Views#291,183Unknown country

Channel

RezzoCreationsRezzoCreations
1.94K subs306 videosJan 2011

This video has 211K views and 2.66K likes, ranking #1,057,117 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

211,363

Likes

2,660

Comments

108

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Total (all-time): $148 – $423

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

After years of trying to search for the instrumental of the original song, I finally decided to just remake it myself. Remade this instrumental using FL Studio 11. Samples are from The 24 Carat Black- Poverty's Paradise. Please tell me how I did. https://youtu.be/rSER8I3K23w

Published
October 30, 2013
Made for kids
No

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