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Theory of a deadman - No Surprise

Published June 24, 2012

Views 398K  |  Likes 2.66K  |  Comments 79
Views#4,263,902Global
Views#667,522Unknown country

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Julián ViscarretJulián Viscarret
278 subs•2 videos•Apr 2007

This video has 398K views and 2.66K likes, ranking #4,263,902 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

398,727

Likes

2,661

Comments

79

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Total (all-time): $279 – $797

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

"No Surprise" is Theory of a Deadman's first single off their second album, Gasoline. "No Surprise" is about a girl who always runs off with guys besides her boyfriend. He says, "It ain't no surprise that this bitch is leaving me." Like the band's previous successful hits "Nothing Could Come Between Us" and "Make Up Y…

Published
June 24, 2012
Made for kids
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