2:47Long-form

LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-KALEIDOSCOPE

Published December 11, 2007

Views 1.88K  |  Likes 0  |  Comments 0
Views#1,948,066Global
Views#649,455Unknown country

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PhilipsmoviesPhilipsmovies
1.02K subs170 videosJun 2007

This video has 1.88K views, ranking #1,948,066 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

1,886

Likes

0

Comments

0

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Total (all-time): $1 – $4

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

A philipsmovies music video production. Original audio by sixties US Psych group Kaleidoscope.Footage by me."everyone qualifies for the prize in the skies" ~~~MUSIC DISCLAIMER~~~ I have nothing to do with any of the music played in this video.Im not the owner or creator of any of the songs.You can listen to the songs o…

Published
December 11, 2007
Made for kids
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