Listen Score
LS 51
Global Rank
TOP 0.5%

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Amerika Birleşik Devletleri
25 bölüm
28 Eylül 2020beri
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~29.94% of listeners are from Germany.
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DE
29.94%
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IE
27.36%
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US
16.78%
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GB
12.47%
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KE
5.63%
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CA
1.84%
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SG
0.84%
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HK
0.68%
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IN
0.63%
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FR
0.52%
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ZA
0.47%
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XK
0.31%
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RO
0.31%
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GR
0.26%
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PT
0.21%
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ID
0.21%
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HR
0.15%
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CZ
0.15%
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BG
0.10%
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IT
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AU
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TR
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Others
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