Mukbang combines two Korean words—“meongneun” (eating) and “bangsong” (broadcast)—and involves influencers eating copious amounts of food while interacting with their audience.

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Mukbang stems from a combination of the Korean words ‘meokneun’ and ‘bangsong’, meaning ‘eating’ and ‘broadcast’ and was believed to have started back in 2009 in South Korea.

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One of the most popular internet video trends around is one that we’re all a huge fan of – eating. Mukbang (muhk-bahng) is a Korean term that literally translates to “eating broadcasts”.

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