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Angry Office Man Destroys Dell All-In-One Computer

AustraliaPublished June 21, 2022

Views 299K  |  Likes 2.66K  |  Comments 471
Views#3,446,063Global
Views#23,203Australia

Channel

smashthings1smashthings1
141K subs•2.16K videos•Jun 2009

This video has 299K views and 2.66K likes, ranking #3,446,063 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

At a glance

Views

299,291

Likes

2,667

Comments

471

Performance vs. channel

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Engagement rate

Revenue estimate

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Total (all-time): $210 – $599

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Support smashthings1 on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/smashthings1 The angry office man isn't too fond of the Dell all-in-one computer and obliterates it! Model: Dell Optiplex 960 DCCY computer. Made March 25th, 2009.

Published
June 21, 2022
Made for kids
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