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Hey chat, are we enjoying Coachella?

Why just livestream Coachella when you can also have someone talking over it? YouTube is testing a new “Watch With” feature that allows creators to react and commentate over live event streams, giving viewers the “experience of watching Coachella alongside your favorite creator.”

Starting April 11th, the Coachella streams will be available on creators’ channels across mobile, desktop, and TV (in addition to a new dedicated Coachella Livestream app for Android and iOS), though YouTube hasn’t announced which creators or performances will be available yet.

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