Does Music Make Food Taste Better? ft Linkin Park - Summary

Summary

In this segment of Good Mythical Morning, hosts Rhett and Link invite Chester and Mike from Linkin Park to participate in a scientific experiment. Oxford University conducted a study suggesting that music can affect how we taste food. The hosts and Linkin Park members tested this theory by eating snacks while listening to different music tracks. They found that louder music reduced the flavor intensity, higher pitch music enhanced sweetness, lower pitch music emphasized sourness, and faster tempo music intensified spiciness. The experiment provided entertaining and flavorful results, showcasing the impact of music on taste perception.

Facts

Here are the key facts extracted from the text:

1. Oxford University conducted a study that concluded that music can change the way people taste food.

2. Chester and Mike from Linkin Park are guests on the show.

3. The study found that louder music results in less flavor perception in food.

4. They tested the effect of music on the taste of cup o' noodles.

5. Higher-pitched music is said to bring out sweetness in food, while lower-pitched music brings out sourness.

6. They tested this with Sour Patch Kids candies.

7. The tempo of music can increase the sensation of spiciness in food.

8. They tested this with Flamin' Hot Cheetos.

9. Music affected the perception of flavor in food items.

10. Linkin Park's new album, "One More Light," was mentioned as available on May 19th.

11. They concluded that Oxford University's study was accurate in its findings.

12. The video ends with a "Don't google that" segment about the word "dird."