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J.Cole - Who Dat [Clean Version]

Published May 1, 2010

Views 47.6K  |  Likes 184  |  Comments 12
Views#8,728,222Global
Views#1,338,993Unknown country

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JcoleChannelLPJcoleChannelLP
7.03K subs•42 videos•Feb 2010

This video has 47.6K views and 184 likes, ranking #8,728,222 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

47,673

Likes

184

Comments

12

Performance vs. channel

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Engagement rate

Revenue estimate

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Total (all-time): $33 – $95

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

All the work has finally payed off. J.Cole released his first single today off of his upcoming album today titled Who Dat. Jermaine first premiered this single at his SOBs show late last month which is collab-produced by J.Cole and none other than producer and friend, Elite. Be sure to look for J.Coles album which wil…

Published
May 1, 2010
Made for kids
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