YouNow = Live Social Television. You decide who gets to perform.

YouNow has launched today and puts the love (or hate) between the internet performers and viewers more closely together.

What's it all about?

Participants go live with either a musical performance or a talk and they’re voted on in real-time. Thumbs-up votes buys the person more time, thumbs-down means they’ll soon be shoved off the stage.

As the project gains more traction and further develop, YouNow could probably host things similar to American Idol where viewers can vote to keep performers on or boo them off!

The company plans on releasing a mobile app in a couple of weeks where you can stream the contents and vote just like you would on the website.

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