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Trisha Paytas caught on to the "mukbang" trend early, garnering millions of views of herself eating on camera. Over the last 11 years, the Los Angeles YouTuber's "making" videos that feature her ...

A recent trend that has taken the internet by storm are so-called “Mukbang” videos. The term Mukbang originates from South Korea and roughly translates to “eating show” or “eating ...

Mukbang influencers are allowed to post videos of them cooking and eating seafood alive because of a loophole in Facebook and YouTube's policies that animal rights groups want closed.

Mukbang combines the Korean word for "eat" (muok-da) with the word for “broadcast” (bang song) and describes exactly that: online shows where people eat a ton of food on camera.

There is a new “social eating” online movement in which people share videos of themselves eating on camera to reveal their (sometimes gluttonous) eating styles.

The world of 'mukbang' - where online creators share videos of them eating (often excessive) amounts of food while chatting to followers - has been attracting growing criticism.

Caston, a Texas native, is the host of YummyBitesTV, an “ASMR/mukbang” YouTube channel where she claims she makes twice as much money as she made working a 9-to-5.

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