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Britney Spears Ooh La La (From The Smurfs 2) (Lyric Video)

United StatesPublished June 18, 2020

Views 52.8K  |  Likes 577  |  Comments 13
Views#8,668,070Global
Views#1,774,970United States

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Lexie JayeLexie Jaye
4.87K subs•914 videos•Jan 2019

This video has 52.8K views and 577 likes, ranking #8,668,070 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

52,809

Likes

577

Comments

13

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Total (all-time): $37 – $106

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

This is a lyric video of the 2013 song Ooh La La by Britney Spears from The Smurfs 2. This lyric video is to honor the 6th anniversary of when this song originally came out. Enjoy! :) #britneyspears #oohlala #thesmurfs2 #lyrics

Published
June 18, 2020
Made for kids
No

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