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Ryubi Miyase - 白く染まる前に / FLASH THE FIRST TAKE @MiyaseRyubi

JapanPublished December 7, 2024

Views 166K  |  Likes 7.81K  |  Comments 145
Views#6,756,077Global
Views#126,201Japan

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THE FIRST TAKETHE FIRST TAKE
12.4M subs•1.91K videos•Nov 2019

This video has 166K views and 7.81K likes, ranking #6,756,077 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

At a glance

Views

166,223

Likes

7,818

Comments

145

Performance vs. channel

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Engagement rate

Revenue estimate

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Total (all-time): $116 – $332

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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FLASH THE FIRST TAKE それは、60秒限りの一発撮り。 この一瞬で、 アーティストは、 何を表現するのか。 今、ここにしかない60秒を。 FLASH THE FIRST TAKE One shot. 60 seconds. The artists have one minute to flash their raw talent. The next 60 seconds will be unforgettable. #FLASH #THEFIRSTTAKE #FLASHTHEFIRSTTAKE

Published
December 7, 2024
Made for kids
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