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男の子の目的は何? (feat. 紫咲シオン)

Published August 27, 2022

Views 848K  |  Likes 13.1K  |  Comments 122
Views#2,459,154Global
Views#419,633Unknown country

Channel

HoneyWorks - TopicHoneyWorks - Topic
10.9K subs•687 videos•Dec 2013

This video has 848K views and 13.1K likes, ranking #2,459,154 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

848,110

Likes

13,165

Comments

122

Performance vs. channel

Outlier score

Engagement rate

Revenue estimate

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Total (all-time): $594 – $1.69K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Provided to YouTube by HoneyWorks 男の子の目的は何? (feat. 紫咲シオン) · HoneyWorks · Shion Murasaki 告白実行委員会 -FLYING SONGS- 恋してる ℗ 2022 HoneyWorks Released on: 2022-08-28 Lyricist: shito Composer: shito Lyricist: Gom Auto-generated by YouTube.

Published
August 27, 2022
Made for kids
No

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