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Why Brad Pitt Broke AA's #1 Rule #bradpitt #interview #podcast

Published June 28, 2025

Views 344K  |  Likes 5.66K  |  Comments 314
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BrewsightBrewsight
735 subs•64 videos•Jun 2025

This video has 344K views and 5.66K likes, ranking #3,316,690 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

344,742

Likes

5,665

Comments

314

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Total (all-time): $241 – $689

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

In this classic clip from the Armchair Expert podcast, Brad Pitt shares a fascinating story about getting "admonished" by AA leadership after he praised the program in an interview, breaking the core tradition of anonymity. A hilarious and honest look at sobriety and the power of sharing a story.

Published
June 28, 2025
Made for kids
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