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『Lv.1』海堂飛鳥と苺谷星空(あすかな/ASCANA)

JapanPublished October 31, 2021

Views 1.90M  |  Likes 0  |  Comments 1.57K
Views#2,514,470Global
Views#46,693Japan

This video has 1.90M views, ranking #2,514,470 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

At a glance

Views

1,902,177

Likes

0

Comments

1,571

Performance vs. channel

Outlier score

Engagement rate

Revenue estimate

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Total (all-time): $1.33K – $3.80K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

⁡ Lv.1 ◆歌:海堂飛鳥と苺谷星空(あすかな/ASCANA)   [ Vo:藤原丈一郎 (なにわ男子)・大橋和也 (なにわ男子) ] ◆作編曲:HoneyWorks ◆ギター:中西 ◆ベース:小林修己 ◆ピアノ:宇都圭輝 ◆ドラム:裕木レオン ◆コーラス&コーラスアレンジ:halyosy ◆ストリングスアレンジ:堤 博明 ◆ストリングス:門脇大輔ストリングス ◆動画 ディレクター:YU NAKAGAITO プロダクションマネージャー:斉藤彰吾 プロデューサー:松本光平(THINKR) コーディネーター:石井龍(FLAT STUDIO) ★公式サイト https://campaign.showroom-live.co…

Published
October 31, 2021
Made for kids
No

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