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東京女子流 / ラストロマンス

JapanPublished February 12, 2018

Views 245K  |  Likes 2.79K  |  Comments 192
Views#4,904,210Global
Views#85,551Japan

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6.37M subs•14.9K videos•Sep 2008

This video has 245K views and 2.79K likes, ranking #4,904,210 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

At a glance

Views

245,387

Likes

2,794

Comments

192

Performance vs. channel

Outlier score

Engagement rate

Revenue estimate

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Total (all-time): $172 – $491

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

「君の欲しいさよならを、私はまだ、言えない。」 対談特設サイト:http://tokyogirlsstyle.jp/special/lastromance/ 結成日である1月1日に新クリエイティブを発表した東京女子流。新しい路線へ進むのではなく、デビュー当時から解き放っていた彼女たちの持ち味を見つめ直し、『お姫様になれなかった私達の、続きの話。』と題して、新クリエイティブ陣を迎えて再始動することを発表。第1弾シングルは新クリエイティブ陣で勝負する『ラストロマンス』。  今作『ラストロマンス』は、シンガーソングライターとして注目を浴びている春ねむりが制作に参加。また、編曲はシティポップバンドとして若者たちの支持高いLucky K…

Published
February 12, 2018
Made for kids
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