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Red Dead Redemption 2 - Arthur Tells Sister He's Dying & Is Afraid (Very Sad Cutscene)

United KingdomPublished November 17, 2018

Views 8.31M  |  Likes 179K  |  Comments 15.4K
Views#764,256Global
Views#18,670United Kingdom

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ZanarZanar
1.65M subs•4.58K videos•Mar 2014

This video has 8.31M views and 179K likes, ranking #764,256 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

8,319,812

Likes

179,109

Comments

15,494

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Total (all-time): $5.82K – $16.6K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

RDR2 2018 The fine art of conversation quest, Arthur Morgan reveals to nun he is dying from TB (Tuberculosis) and tells how he contracted it, for a few $ debt collection, he also talks about his family, life, and that he's afraid, very sad scene

Published
November 17, 2018
Made for kids
No

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