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How I Met Your Mother Controversial Ending Explained

United StatesPublished March 4, 2025

Views 139K  |  Likes 1.08K  |  Comments 114
Views#7,029,827Global
Views#1,475,881United States

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8.39M subs•10.5K videos•Aug 2008

This video has 139K views and 1.08K likes, ranking #7,029,827 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

139,046

Likes

1,082

Comments

114

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Total (all-time): $97 – $278

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

The finale of How I Met Your Mother is infamous for its controversial twist, where Ted Mosby ends up with Robin instead of the mother, Tracy, whom fans had fallen in love with over nine seasons. Despite the emotional investment, the show’s original ending was ultimately chosen, leaving many fans disappointed and prompt…

Published
March 4, 2025
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