Red 2 - Trailer #2

"Red 2 - Trailer #2" by IGN has now passed 0.00 billion views, ranking #1,050 of 1,049 videos in the YouTube Billion Views Club. It is the #130 most-viewed Entertainment video among 129 in the club. Over the last 30 days it has added about 6 views. It was published about 13.4 years ago.

43,332 views
861 likes
Channel
IGN
Published
Apr 30, 2013
Duration
2:32

Quick Facts

Overall Rank
#1050 of 1049 videos
Entertainment Rank
#130
Total Views
43,332
Total Likes
861
Like Ratio
1.99%
Channel
IGN
Published
April 30, 2013
Duration
2:32
Last Updated
September 15, 2026
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Estimated Earnings

September 2026
$0.00 · ~$1.50 RPM
3 views gained this month

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many views does Red 2 - Trailer #2 have?

Red 2 - Trailer #2 by IGN currently has 43,332 views on YouTube. It is ranked #1050 among all 1049 videos in the YouTube Billion Views Club.

How many likes does Red 2 - Trailer #2 have?

Red 2 - Trailer #2 has 861 likes on YouTube, which gives it a like-to-view ratio of 1.99%.

When was Red 2 - Trailer #2 published?

Red 2 - Trailer #2 was published on April 30, 2013 by IGN.

What rank is this video among Entertainment videos?

Red 2 - Trailer #2 is ranked #130 among Entertainment videos in the YouTube Billion Views Club with 43.33K views. See full Entertainment ranking →

View Count History

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