17:00Long-form

The PS5 sucks and Sony got greedy

United StatesPublished November 16, 2023

Views 59.9K  |  Likes 2.77K  |  Comments 1.04K
Views#6,158,037Global
Views#1,279,642United States

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LumenausLumenaus
2.94K subs•36 videos•Oct 2018

This video has 59.9K views and 2.77K likes, ranking #6,158,037 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

59,956

Likes

2,771

Comments

1,047

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Total (all-time): $42 – $120

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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it's been THREE YEARS since Sony came out with their worst console, the PS5. Unfortunately for you BOZOS my opinion is the only correct one and I would not like to hear one contending thought to what I said, or it will hurt my feelings. You wouldn't want me to be sad, would you?! How dare you!!! JOIN DA DISCORD GAMER!…

Published
November 16, 2023
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