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**Title:** YouTubers React to "Mukbang" (Eating Broadcasts)
**Summary:**
* A group of YouTubers react to "mukbang," a South Korean trend where individuals broadcast themselves eating meals, often for hours.
* Their initial reactions range from confusion and disgust to fascination and amusement.
* A news report explains that mukbang has become a lucrative business, with some streamers earning over $9,000/month, and that it appeals to demographics like individuals living alone who don't want to eat by themselves.
* The YouTubers discuss possible reasons for mukbang's popularity, including vicarious eating experiences, relaxation, and social companionship.
* Finally, they participate in a mock mukbang session, eating and interacting with the camera, highlighting the absurdity and unexpected entertainment value of the experience.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each with a number and in short sentence form, excluding opinions:
**Facts about the Content**
1. The content features people eating and live-streaming themselves.
2. This type of content is known as "mukbang".
3. Mukbang is a combination of two Korean words meaning "eating" and "broadcast".
**Facts about the Popularity and Monetization**
4. Thousands of viewers watch mukbang streams.
5. Viewers can send virtual balloons that translate into cash to the streamer.
6. One mukbang streamer, Park Seo-yeon, earns over $9,000 US dollars a month.
7. Park Seo-yeon quit her job at a consulting firm due to her mukbang earnings.
**Facts about the Demographics and Motivations**
8. A rising demographic in South Korea consists of adults living alone.
9. Some viewers watch mukbang to alleviate the feeling of eating dinner alone.
10. Others might watch due to being on a diet and living vicariously through the streamer.
**Miscellaneous Facts**
11. The Fine Brothers conducted an experiment with YouTubers reacting to mukbang.
12. Participants were asked to partake in a mukbang session as part of the experiment.