Choosing between becoming a YouTube Partner or a Twitch Partner depends on your goals and needs as a content creator. Here are some factors to consider:

1. Content: If your content is primarily video-based, YouTube may be the better choice as it's the largest video-sharing platform in the world. On the other hand, if your content is primarily live streaming, Twitch may be the better choice as it's the largest live streaming platform.
2. Audience: Consider the audience you want to reach. YouTube has a broader audience and a wider reach, while Twitch has a more niche gaming-focused audience.
3. Monetization: Both platforms offer monetization options, but the requirements and payouts may vary. YouTube Partner Program allows you to monetize your videos through advertising revenue, while Twitch Partner Program offers revenue sharing from subscriptions, bits, and ads.
4. Features: Both platforms offer different features for content creators. For example, YouTube offers access to YouTube Studio for analytics and channel management, while Twitch offers features such as emotes, badges, and custom channel points.
5. Partnership requirements: The requirements to become a YouTube Partner or Twitch Partner may vary, so it's important to check the eligibility criteria and ensure that you meet the requirements.

Ultimately, the best choice between becoming a YouTube Partner or a Twitch Partner depends on your individual needs and preferences as a content creator. Some creators even choose to use both platforms to reach a wider audience and diversify their income streams.

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