1:30:56Long-form

I Survived 5000 Days in Hardcore Minecraft [FULL MOVIE]

NetherlandsPublished January 2, 2024

Views 269K  |  Likes 9.14K  |  Comments 425
Views#4,785,350Global
Views#11,011Netherlands

Channel

LoonyLoony
690K subs•860 videos•May 2020

This video has 269K views and 9.15K likes, ranking #4,785,350 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

269,177

Likes

9,149

Comments

425

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Engagement rate

Revenue estimate

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Total (all-time): $188 – $538

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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I Survived 1000 Days in Minecraft Hardcore mode... Five times over, without ever sleeping! Enjoy this movie, where I take you on an adventure of 1000 days from day 4000 to 5000. You can now enjoy my season 1 world on the Minecraft Marketplace! https://www.5framestudios.com/loony.html You're about to enjoy a Hardcore…

Published
January 2, 2024
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