Download TikTok Video: Most videos of people eating instant noodles uploaded to in one
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Creator: Guinness World Records(guinnessworldrecords)
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"Most videos of people eating instant noodles uploaded to in one..." is a TikTok video published by Guinness World Records.
Since its publication, it has received 144.2K views, 3.6K likes, 61 comments, and 66 shares.
Viewers have liked this video at a rate of 2.55% and commented at a rate of 0.04%.
Shares account for 0.05% of its views.
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This video was uploaded by creator Guinness World Records(guinnessworldrecords) on Thursday, January 1, 1970 under the caption "Most videos of people eating instant noodles uploaded to in one...". It currently has 144.2K views and 3.6K likes.
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