Perhaps I may just have eaten today the full Fast Food meal today at some point in time. Maybe you've considered consuming your body mass in chili pasta. Perhaps you've gone along with it to demonstrate your devotion to Flamin' Doritos. However, you're most likely a novice. The term "mukbang," which combines the East asian words "feeding" and "casting," directly means "eating telecast." The practise of recording people consuming 4,000-calorie (minimum) meals started in South Korea over a decade ago, but mukbang films have now grown into a booming fad. The genre is unquestionably a YouTube fixture, attracting fans who are enthralled by the eating of pasta, fried meals, and seafood, among other pleasures. Having excess food in one session is a regular — or indeed everyday— habit for some YouTubers, who livestream it to huge audiences.