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How Dance Shoes Worn By The Rockettes Are Made

United StatesPublished December 16, 2018

Views 810K  |  Likes 8.42K  |  Comments 252
Views#3,279,246Global
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This video has 810K views and 8.42K likes, ranking #3,279,246 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

810,609

Likes

8,428

Comments

252

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Total (all-time): $567 – $1.62K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Phil LaDuca is the man behind the dance shoes that stars such as Beyoncé and Katy Perry have worn on stage, as well as the Radio City Rockettes. The shoes are designed to be comfortable, allowing a dancer to point and flex their feet, while also looking stylish and beautiful. ------------------------------------------…

Published
December 16, 2018
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