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Conor Oberst: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert

United StatesPublished June 23, 2014

Views 1.03M  |  Likes 10.9K  |  Comments 781
Views#3,522,192Global
Views#760,103United States

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NPR MusicNPR Music
13M subs•3.05K videos•Jan 2008

This video has 1.03M views and 10.9K likes, ranking #3,522,192 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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1,030,399

Likes

10,905

Comments

781

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Total (all-time): $721 – $2.06K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Conor Oberst's new album has fast become my favorite of the Bright Eyes singer's solo projects, so having him come to NPR and perform a few of these songs at the Tiny Desk was especially exciting. The new music on Upside Down Mountain contains the sort of personal songwriting that got me loving him in the first place. …

Published
June 23, 2014
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