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LYK and sub-SKRYB
laɪk ænd səbˈskraɪbListen
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a call to action ubiquitous in YouTube and other video platform content, in which creators ask viewers to click the like button and subscribe to their channel as a way of boosting algorithmic distribution, building a loyal audience, and signalling to the platform that the content is valued; the phrase has become so culturally pervasive that it functions as shorthand for the transactional logic of the creator economy, in which audience engagement is currency; it is widely used ironically to parody the performative enthusiasm of content creation culture, and more broadly to mock any request for social validation or endorsement
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