To attract viewers and boost their channel, streamers have pulled off all kinds of stunts.
Some are surprising, some get criticized, and opinions vary, but these tricks never fail to shock the online crowd.
Recently, a female streamer named King Kong Liuke has stirred up social media in China. She confidently posted a Mukbang video eating pig feed, claiming it is high in protein, low in fat, and “healthier than fast food.”
In the video, the streamer explains she’s trying to save money and needs the cheapest food to get by. After researching forums, she found pig feed to be a viable option. She discovered a type that costs just 3 yuan (about 10,000 VND) per day. Liuke vows to live on this food for at least a week.
Not just talking, she even mukbangs the feed live on camera.
She describes the feed as smelling like oats but tasting salty and slightly sour, so hard to eat she has to drink water to swallow it. She encourages herself by listing the natural ingredients like soybeans, peanuts, sesame, corn, and vitamins. Still, Liuke admits it will take time to get used to the flavor. She promises to stick with it for a week but will monitor her health closely.
The video sparked mixed reactions. Most viewers think she’s not really struggling financially and is just fishing for views. Some worry about the safety of this stunt, fearing young fans might copy her.
Food safety experts weighed in, saying pig feed isn’t harmful to humans but doesn’t provide the necessary nutrients. Besides the unpleasant taste, it’s not suitable for human consumption.
Facing criticism, the streamer has since removed the video from her account.
