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YouTube Jewels look like they were ripped straight out of the Reddit Gold playbook
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I feel like this headline and article are missing the mark. This is clearly aping off of TikTok Live's Gifts system, which works in basically the exact same way. It's crazy to me that the article doesn't mention them at all.
Just like YouTube started supercharging Shorts after TikTok took off, they're chasing that same train again.