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LIVE from Coachella with Unfiltered & Friends

Published April 14, 2025

Views 0  |  Likes 1.34K  |  Comments 42
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Zane and Heath: UNFILTEREDZane and Heath: UNFILTERED
1.14M subs430 videosMay 2019

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0

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1,347

Comments

42

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Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Buckle up, besties—we’re going LIVE from the YouTube Lounge at COACHELLA. Yes, that Coachella. And we’re bringing the full basically unfiltered energy with us. Expect the ultimate festival experience: real-time interviews with your fave artists and creators, juicy Q&As, and behind-the-scenes chaos that’ll have you fee…

Published
April 14, 2025
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