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Two Cuzzos - Say It Now | FIFA/Summer/VHS Edits

Content RewardsArtist InfluencePost on TikTokClipping
CPM$1.00Per 1K views
10K-view clip$10On TikTok

$888.99 of $1,750 left

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Listed as open. Run by Artist Influence. No application flag is listed; account and campaign requirements still apply. Payout examples use eligible views and listed terms, before any unknown platform fees.

Check the public listing on Content Rewards · Last observed 11 Nov, 1:08 am ET

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AppPer 1K eligible viewsFlat amountMinimum views to earnMinimum payoutMaximum per post
TikTok$1.00Not listed1K$1$200

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Get paid per view to clip Two Cuzzos' - "Say It Now" on TikTok. We're looking for FIFA, VHS Aesthetic, and Summer Vibe Edits, emotional, hard-synced, hook in the first 2 seconds. Use the official audio, post your clips, hit 1K+ views, and submit your analytics to get paid. Multiple posts per platform allowed. MAX PAYOUT $200+ Read Google Doc Below.
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Pay per clip

Illustrative gross pay on TikTok at $1.00 per 1K views.

  • 10K$10
  • 50K$50
  • 100K$100
  • 1M$200
Min payout$1
Max a clip$200

Work out your pay

Estimated gross payout$50
Per clip$10

As TikTok pays on this campaign, before any platform fee.

Why this grade

A, Strong

Passes 4 of 5 checks

  • Pays wellPasses$10 for a 10K-view clip. The middle clipping campaign pays $10.
  • Pays at the topMissesThe best-paying quarter of clipping campaigns pays $20 or more.
  • Paying outPassesViews, approvals or spending in the last 14 days.
  • Room to earnPasses$888.99 left, enough for about 88 clips of 10K views.
  • Not ending soonPassesNo end date, and no spending in the last week.

304 of 568 live clipping campaigns grade this well.

How grades work

How long will the budget last?

Forecastn/aAt the observed pace; not a deadline
Spent a dayn/aOver the last readings
Budget left51%$888.99 of $1.8K

$888.99 of $1,750 left

Daily views

629K views in 30 days 21%down on the week before
  1. 13 Oct8,096 views
  2. 14 Oct724 views
  3. 15 Oct0 views
  4. 16 Oct0 views
  5. 17 Oct1 views
  6. 18 Oct5 views
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  8. 20 Oct3 views
  9. 21 Oct3 views
  10. 22 Oct991 views
  11. 23 Oct3,693 views
  12. 24 Oct2,156 views
  13. 25 Oct1,849 views
  14. 26 Oct2,679 views
  15. 27 Oct1,933 views
  16. 28 Oct780 views
  17. 29 Oct1,024 views
  18. 30 Oct2,280 views
  19. 31 Oct2,888 views
  20. 1 Nov171,563 views
  21. 2 Nov68,886 views
  22. 3 Nov45,351 views
  23. 4 Nov47,177 views
  24. 5 Nov20,331 views
  25. 6 Nov17,148 views
  26. 7 Nov58,538 views
  27. 8 Nov114,404 views
  28. 9 Nov34,378 views
  29. 10 Nov17,591 views
  30. 11 Nov4,926 views

Track record

Observed campaign activity

Last approvalYesterdayA clip was approved for pay
Budget last went downTodayFrom our own readings
Platform-reported spending$861.01So far, as the platform shows
Reported spend per 1K views$1.07107% of the listed $1.00
Reported spend per clipper$78.2711 clippers so far
Top clipper earned$566.66selenenoor, 66% of all earned
Views805K
Approved posts50
Clippers11
Paid out$165.42
Launched
9 Jul
First seen
10 Nov, 9:01 am ET
Last checked
11 Nov, 1:08 am ET

Top clips

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This fiery clash comes from Manchester United's 1-1 draw with Bournemouth in the Premier League on March 4, 2017, a match remembered as much for its controversy as for the football. The flashpoint occurred when Tyrone Mings appeared to catch Zlatan Ibrahimović on the head with his studs while stepping over the fallen striker. The incident sparked immediate debate, with many believing the contact was deliberate, while others argued it happened in the chaos of play. Tensions continued to build throughout the match. Moments later, during a corner kick, Ibrahimović retaliated by driving an elbow into Mings' face, creating one of the Premier League's most talked-about confrontations of the season. Neither incident resulted in an immediate red card, but both were reviewed afterward by the Football Association. Following retrospective disciplinary action, Mings received a five-match suspension for the stamp, while Ibrahimovic was handed a three-match ban for his elbow. The punishments reflected the FA's view that both actions warranted sanctions despite occurring during live play. Nearly a decade later, the footage remains one of the Premier League's most infamous player confrontations, serving as a reminder of just how physical-and emotional-top-flight football can become when tempers boil over.TikTok202K
With France and Italy locked at 1-1 in extra time of the 2006 World Cup final, Zinedine Zidane was involved in a heated exchange with Marco Materazzi after the Italian defender grabbed his shirt. Zidane initially walked away, but after more words were exchanged, he suddenly turned around and drove his head into Materazzi’s chest. The referee showed him a straight red, sending France’s captain off in the 110th minute of his final professional match. For years, the exact words behind the incident were debated. Zidane said Materazzi had repeatedly made deeply personal insults about his mother and sister, while Materazzi initially refused to reveal exactly what he had said. Two months later, however, Materazzi admitted that he had insulted Zidane’s sister during the exchange. That still didn’t change the decision on the pitch. Zidane had to leave the biggest match of his career, France went on to lose the final to Italy on penalties, and his last appearance as a professional ended with one of football’s most unforgettable red cards. Yet despite the controversy, Zidane retained the World Cup’s Golden Ball as the tournament’s best player. It remains one of those moments where the context explains the reaction without changing the consequences. Zidane later apologised to the children and fans who witnessed it, but said he could not regret reacting to what had been said about his family. Two decades later, the headbutt is still one of the most instantly recognisable images in World Cup history.TikTok101K
Xabi Alonso debut for Chelsea | Xabi Alonso ball | Xabi Alonso for Chelsea vs western Sydney #xabialonoso #viralTikTok66K
During Bournemouth's 2017 Premier League clash with Watford, Nathaniel Chalobah suddenly found himself in a perfect position to shoot after Nordin Amrabat's cross was pulled back into the box. With the goal in front of him, Chalobah was preparing to strike when he heard someone shout, "Leave it, it's mine." Thinking the call had come from one of his own teammates, Chalobah did exactly that and let the ball roll past him. The problem was that the voice had actually come from Bournemouth midfielder Harry Arter, who was standing behind him. Arter immediately collected the ball and cleared the danger, leaving Chalobah turning around in disbelief. Chalobah later admitted he thought it was Tom Cleverley calling for the ball and accepted that he should have simply taken the shot. But the cheeky trick also caused plenty of debate because deliberately using your voice to deceive an opponent is considered unsporting behaviour. Former referee Dermot Gallagher said Arter should have been booked and an indirect free-kick awarded to Watford - although neither happened during the match. Watford eventually won the game 2-0, but Arter's little piece of deception became the moment everyone remembered. Sometimes football IQ is knowing exactly what to do - and sometimes it's knowing exactly what to shout.TikTok66K
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Andoni Iraola tactic in liverpool | andoni iraola tactic | andoni iraola tactic in liverpool | Liverpool goal vs sunderland #liverpool #andoniiraola #fyp #viralvideoTikTok41K
Top clippersClipsViewsEarned
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Common questions

How much does a 10K-view clip pay?

$10 on TikTok, at $1.00 per 1K views.

Do I need to apply?

No application flag is listed on Content Rewards. This does not confirm that every account, location or clip qualifies.

How long will the budget last?

We do not have enough comparable spending observations to estimate a pace.

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From Content Rewards's public campaign listing, read every 30 minutes. Last checked 11 Nov, 1:08 am ET.

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