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Interview with new Apple CEO John Ternus at Ted Lasso Season 4 premiere!

United StatesPublished July 28, 2026

Views 405K  |  Likes 10.1K  |  Comments 129
Views#5,220,146Global
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iJustineiJustine
7.06M subs•2.94K videos•May 2006

This video has 405K views and 10.1K likes, ranking #5,220,146 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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405,973

Likes

10,184

Comments

129

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Total (all-time): $284 – $812

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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So fun chatting with John Ternus on the #TedLasso carpet for the premiere of season 4! I can’t //BELIEVE// we are about a month away before he’s the new Apple CEO! If you could ask John one question, what would it be?

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July 28, 2026
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