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Ryan Gosling's Band | Music Video Clipping

Content RewardsThe Clip ShipPost on Instagram, TikTokMusic
CPM$1.50Per 1K views
10K-view clip$15On TikTok

$1,001.21 of $1,463 left

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Listed as open. Run by The Clip Ship. 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

Terms for each app

AppPer 1K eligible viewsFlat amountMinimum views to earnMinimum payoutMaximum per post
TikTok$1.50Not listed2K$3$200
Instagram$1.50Not listed2K$3$200

Minimum views include any implied threshold from the minimum payout and flat amount. Examples assume eligible views and apply listed caps; approval and payment are not guaranteed. Platform fees are not verified here.

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About

The goal of this campaign is simple: get people to watch the music video. Most of the internet does not know Ryan Gosling has a band, and the ones who do have not heard new music from it in 17 years. That gap is the whole opportunity.
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Instagram, TikTok
Joining
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Category
music

Pay per clip

Illustrative gross pay on TikTok at $1.50 per 1K views.

  • 10K$15
  • 50K$75
  • 100K$150
  • 1M$200
Min payout$3
Max a clip$200
TikTok$1.50
Instagram$1.50

Work out your pay

Estimated gross payout$75
Per clip$15

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

Why this grade

A+, Best bet

Passes 5 of 5 checks

  • Pays wellPasses$15 for a 10K-view clip. The middle music campaign pays $10.
  • Pays at the topPassesThe best-paying quarter of music campaigns pays $15 or more.
  • Paying outPassesViews, approvals or spending in the last 14 days.
  • Room to earnPasses$1K left, enough for about 66 clips of 10K views.
  • Not ending soonPassesLasts about 22 days.

36 of 182 live music campaigns grade this well.

How grades work

How long will the budget last?

Forecast22 daysAt the observed pace; not a deadline
Spent a day$45.53Over the last readings
Budget left68%$1,001.21 of $1.5K

$1,001.21 of $1,463 left

Daily views

289K views in 30 days 61%down on the week before
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  19. 31 Oct60,380 views
  20. 1 Nov61,263 views
  21. 2 Nov41,014 views
  22. 3 Nov31,539 views
  23. 4 Nov13,154 views
  24. 5 Nov16,680 views
  25. 6 Nov10,328 views
  26. 7 Nov19,532 views
  27. 8 Nov9,829 views
  28. 9 Nov5,653 views
  29. 10 Nov15,767 views
  30. 11 Nov3,978 views

Track record

Observed campaign activity

Last approvalYesterdayA clip was approved for pay
Budget last went downTodayFrom our own readings
Platform-reported spending$461.79So far, as the platform shows
Reported spend per 1K views$1.60106% of the listed $1.50
Reported spend per clipper$25.6618 clippers so far
Top clipper earned$122.88escanor9090, 27% of all earned
Views289K
Approved posts47
Clippers18
Paid out$0
Launched
30 Oct
First seen
10 Nov, 9:01 am ET
Last checked
11 Nov, 1:08 am ET

Top clips

ClipAppViews
Just in time for the spooky season, Dead Man's Bones, the gothic indie-rock project consisting of Hollywood A-lister Ryan Gosling and filmmaker Zach Shields, has unexpectedly resurrected with "Lost in the Night", their first new single in 17 years. Released via ANTI- Records, the track brilliantly strips away the lush children's choir arrangements of their 2009 cult-classic debut in favor of a raw, low-fi aesthetic recorded in just one day at a rural farm outside Los Angeles. Produced alongside longtime collaborator Tim Anderson, the song meshes unvarnished post-punk guitars and moody synths with a driving 1970s synth-punk beat reminiscent of the band Suicide, perfectly capturing a bittersweet balance between shadowy gothic rock and arena-sized emotional hope. The accompanying black-and-white music video, starring Noah Jupe and Rain Spencer as a young couple escaping a cemetery to dance through lamplit city streets, serves as the ultimate atmospheric companion piece to a long-awaited comeback that proves this haunting duo is far from permanently buried. Credits: “Lost in the Night”, performed by Dead Man’s Bones #deadmansbones #ryangoslingInstagram44K
After 17 years away, Dead Man’s Bones have returned from the shadows with “Lost in the Night,” their first new release since their 2009 self-titled debut. The project, formed by actor Ryan Gosling and filmmaker Zach Shields, has always had a unique place in indie music, blending eerie storytelling with a love for all things dark and mysterious. For their comeback, the duo took a completely different approach, heading to a farm outside Los Angeles and recording the track in just one day. Produced with longtime collaborator Tim Anderson, the song marks a new chapter for Dead Man’s Bones while retaining the haunting atmosphere that made their original music so memorable. The accompanying black-and-white video stars Noah Jupe and Rain Spencer as two young lovers who leave a cemetery behind and wander through the city at night. After nearly two decades, Dead Man’s Bones have finally resurfaced, and “Lost in the Night” feels like the perfect soundtrack for a late-night Halloween story. Credits: “Lost in the Night”, performed by Dead Man’s Bones #deadmansbones #ryangoslingInstagram22K
Ryan Gosling just returned to music after a 17-year silence. Before he became an A-list movie star, Ryan Gosling formed the indie rock duo Dead Man’s Bones with Zach Shields. Back in 2009, they dropped their haunting self-titled debut album, blending eerie gothic indie rock, theatrical vocals, and vintage horror vibes. Then, they completely walked away from releasing music. Now, Dead Man’s Bones are officially back with their brand-new single, “Lost in the Night.” The track revives their signature atmospheric style, leaning into dark new wave synths, drum machines, and post-punk guitars. The accompanying visual stars Noah Jupe and Rain Spencer wandering through the city, perfectly capturing the song’s nostalgic and melancholic mood. It is rare to see an artist pick up an experimental music project nearly two decades later, but this return proves the duo’s sound was never just a novelty. #ryangosling #deadmansbones #indierock #newmusic #postpunkInstagram22K
Most people know Ryan Gosling from Barbie, La La Land, and The Notebook, but what many don’t realize is that the Hollywood actor also has his own band. Back in 2009, Ryan Gosling and musician Zach Shields formed Dead Man’s Bones, releasing a haunting self-titled album featuring the Silverlake Conservatory Children’s Choir. Their unusual blend of indie rock, ghostly melodies, and horror-inspired storytelling earned them a devoted following. Then, for 17 years, the band went quiet. Now Ryan Gosling and Zach Shields have finally returned with **“Lost in the Night,”** their first new song since 2009. The atmospheric new track brings back the band’s signature dark sound, accompanied by a black-and-white music video starring Noah Jupe and Rain Spencer. The cinematic visuals follow two young lovers through graveyards and nighttime streets, bringing the song’s mysterious atmosphere to life. For fans who never knew Ryan Gosling had a musical career, this might be one of the most unexpected comebacks of 2026. Watch the full music video for Dead Man’s Bones, “Lost in the Night.” Did you know Ryan Gosling had a band? 👀 #ryangosling #deadmansbonesInstagram19K
Ryan Gosling has a band, and after 17 years of silence, they’re finally back. 😭 Dead Man’s Bones, the musical project he formed with Zach Shields, released their only album back in 2009, blending eerie melodies, gothic imagery, and theatrical indie rock into a sound unlike anything else. Now they’ve returned with a haunting new single, “Lost in the Night.” The accompanying black-and-white music video stars Noah Jupe and Rain Spencer, following two young lovers from a graveyard into the city streets after dark. With Gosling’s unmistakable vocals, atmospheric synths, and a beautifully unsettling sound, the comeback feels like something straight out of a gothic romance. Watch the full “Lost in the Night” music video. #ryangosling #deadmansbones #lostinthenight #indierock #newmusicInstagram17K
After 17 years away, Dead Man’s Bones have returned with “Lost in the Night,” their first new release since their 2009 self-titled debut. The gothic indie-rock project of Ryan Gosling and Zach Shields is back just in time for spooky season, with the new single released through ANTI- Records. Produced alongside longtime collaborator Tim Anderson, the track was recorded in just one day at a farm outside Los Angeles. Its accompanying black-and-white music video stars Noah Jupe and Rain Spencer as a young couple escaping a cemetery and finding their way through the city streets. It's a haunting yet hopeful return from a duo whose music has always felt like something out of a beautifully strange dream. Seventeen years later, the ghosts are back. Credits: “Lost in the Night”, performed by Dead Man’s Bones. #ryangosling #deadmansbonesInstagram16K
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Common questions

How much does a 10K-view clip pay?

$15 on TikTok, at $1.50 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?

About 22 days at the pace it is spending now. Busy campaigns can run out faster.

Where does this information come from?

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

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