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[ETC] 17TV Special Broadcasting 'Visiting Women's University'

South KoreaPublished April 16, 2013

Views 181K  |  Likes 12.4K  |  Comments 376
Views#5,271,194Global
Views#109,139South Korea

Channel

SEVENTEENSEVENTEEN
18M subs•3.93K videos•Nov 2012

This video has 181K views and 12.4K likes, ranking #5,271,194 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

181,961

Likes

12,444

Comments

376

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Total (all-time): $127 – $364

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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2013.3월 어느날, 입학식을 맞은 여대에 세븐틴이 떴어요~! 봄 처럼 파릇파릇과 입학생과 풋풋한 세븐틴의 만남! 기대해주세요 ^_^ 2013. March SEVENTEEN visited women's university. They had fun meeting new students at the entrance ceremony. Enjoy!

Published
April 16, 2013
Made for kids
No

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