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Strawberry Picking イチゴ狩り #102, Ibuki 1

Published April 30, 2010

Views 901M  |  Likes 1.68M  |  Comments 0
Views#1,360Global
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Tsutomu KajiyaTsutomu Kajiya
2.94M subs206 videosAug 2007

This video has 901M views and 1.68M likes, ranking #1,360 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

901,162,202

Likes

1,688,927

Comments

0

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Total (all-time): $630K – $1.80M

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Early April, we went for Strawberry picking. Ibuki likes Strawberry very much and he ate a lot. After he got full, he started offering Strawberry he picked to others. His choice of Strawberry was not good. 4月のはじめになりますが、イチゴ狩りに行きました。偉吹はストベリーが大好きでたくさん食べました。おなかいっぱいになった偉吹はほかの人にイチゴを勧めるのですが、偉吹が選ぶイチゴはいまいちでした。

Published
April 30, 2010
Made for kids
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