@Martin Garrix joined me for a surprise performance at @Tomorrowland 🤯 I was playing piano outside the Tomorrowland mainstage when a guy wearing a cap and a mask walked up and asked me to play « High On Life » A few seconds later I realized who it was. It was Martin Garrix. Then Martin borrowed a guitar from someone sitting on the grass, Bonn asked if he could sing, and suddenly we were performing together in front of everyone 🦋❤️
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This video is being watched 5.9× faster than the hourly-views median of same-length videos on the same platform.
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- 5.9× faster than its peers
Watched 5.9× faster than its peers. Compared against the hourly-views median of same-length videos on the same platform.
- High engagement: 7.7%
Engagement rate 7.7%. Likes plus comments divided by views — it means viewers did more than just watch.
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