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MY MOST KILLS *EVER* On Fortnite Battle Royale

United StatesPublished April 6, 2018

Views 10.7M  |  Likes 150K  |  Comments 43.2K
Views#210,546Global
Views#53,175United States

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SSSniperWolfSSSniperWolf
35M subs4.07K videosJan 2013

This video has 10.7M views and 150K likes, ranking #210,546 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

10,722,544

Likes

150,987

Comments

43,203

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Engagement rate

Revenue estimate

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Total (all-time): $7.50K – $21.4K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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My most kills and best game EVER on Fortnite Battle Royale PS4! Leave a Like if you enjoyed and want more Fortnite gameplay! Double upload today! Subscribe to join the Wolf Pack and enable notifications! SSSniperWolf Fortnite Paylist https://goo.gl/d5YM6R

Published
April 6, 2018
Made for kids
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