Pan Xiaoting, a 24-year-old Chinese mukbang streamer, died during a live broadcast on 14 July due to overeating. During the fatal broadcast, Xiaoting suddenly collapsed and died. An autopsy revealed ...

The online trend of mukbang — viral videos in which social media influencers binge eat a large quantity of food while talking to viewers — may soon become illegal in China, according to a new draft ...

Mukbang is where a person eats large quantity of food in front of the camera which is usually live streamed.

China’s corruption watchdog has called on online video-sharing platforms to take action against “mukbang” shows, in which people livestream themselves eating - or drinking - excessively, saying such ...

A Chinese 'mukbang' influencer revealed a video of raiding a seafood buffet in Japan while saying, "I will teach a lesson to the Japanese." However, oddly enough, the restaurant in question was owned ...

A young woman is scoffing over 5,500 calories per meal in a bid to become a YouTube star. From a Chinese takeaway for a family of four to two extra large pizzas and sides, Londoner Charna Rowley, 22, ...

The hilarious and food-loving Raphael Gomes indulges in endless bites at an all-you-can-eat Chinese buffet mukbang.

I recently came across a YouTuber whose channel description promised that she was “going to eat delicious food here for your satisfaction”. For the next few minutes, I watched in open-mouthed horror ...

"Big stomach" mukbang (also known as eating broadcasts) was recently under fire among Chinese internet users for its encouragement of a serious waste of food. The relevant newswent viral on Sina Weibo ...

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