"thugiife" is a relatively new term, originating from the tipping culture on live broadcast platforms.

In live broadcast rooms, viewers often give gifts to hosts. These gifts are sometimes called "thugiife". In fact, there is no clear official definition of "thugiife", but it usually refers to a virtual gift that can be purchased with a certain virtual currency. In the live broadcast room, viewers can give "thugiife" to the anchor as encouragement or support by spending a certain amount of contribution points or gold coins. These "thugiife" are usually virtual gifts or love gems, or functional props similar to "like" and "cheer up", with different specific functions and forms.

It is worth noting that although "thugiife" is just a virtual gift, it has considerable influence on the live broadcast platform. Not only can it encourage anchors to continue creating and increase their income, but it can also establish a closer interactive relationship between anchors and audiences. At the same time, sending "thugiife" is also a way for both parties to express their emotions and communicate with each other.

In short, "thugiife" is a special virtual gift that has become a popular social culture on live broadcast platforms. For the anchor and the audience, it is not only a kind of support and encouragement, but also a way to interact and achieve mutual knowledge.