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St Vincent Breaks Down Her Most Iconic Songs | GQ

United StatesPublished January 22, 2019

Views 274K  |  Likes 8.83K  |  Comments 382
Views#4,760,953Global
Views#1,024,950United States

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This video has 274K views and 8.83K likes, ranking #4,760,953 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

274,367

Likes

8,838

Comments

382

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Total (all-time): $192 – $549

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Annie Clark, also know by her stage name, 'St Vincent' shares how she started making music and breaks down some of her most iconic tracks, including 'Surgeon,' 'Cruel,' 'New York,' 'Smoking Section,' 'Los Angeless,' 'Pills,' 'Hang On Me,' 'Happy Birthday, Johnny,' 'Savior' and 'Slow Disco,' Still haven’t subscribed t…

Published
January 22, 2019
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