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Why this YouTuber turned to traditional TV
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January 24, 2024
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0:59Now PlayingJasmeet Raina was a successful YouTuber for most of the 2010s. Then he stopped posting in 2018.
Raina, formerly known as Jus Reign, is now back on screen in Late Bloomer. The eight-part Crave series is inspired by Raina’s life, both as an internet star and a Punjab Sikh millennial.
Raina spoke to CBC News about the show — and why he chose traditional TV over YouTube.
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