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YouTube announces a new feature that lets fans "hype" a video with a click of a button.
The feature will be available on videos from creators with less than 500,000 subscribers.
As more people hype the video, it will rank higher on the top 100 hyped videos leaderboard.
Users will be limited to three “hypes” per week for the time being.
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