Mukbang
A video where a host eats large amounts of food on camera while talking to viewers — a huge online genre.
Definitions
Originated in South Korea and became a massive global format.
A type of online video where a creator eats a large quantity of food on camera, often while chatting with the audience. It's an entire content genre.
Used as a verb for filming such a video.
Mukbang In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
"Mukbang" comes from the Korean words for "eating" (meokda) and "broadcast" (bangsong). The format began in South Korea around 2010 and spread worldwide as a popular streaming and video genre.
People Also Ask
What does mukbang mean?
A mukbang is a video where a host eats large amounts of food on camera while talking to viewers.
Where did mukbang come from?
It originated in South Korea around 2010, from the Korean words for "eating" and "broadcast."
How do you pronounce mukbang?
It's roughly "mook-bang."
How do you use mukbang in a sentence?
For example: "she filmed a mukbang" — an eating video.
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