Why do people watch others eat food? An empirical study on the motivations and practices of mukbang viewers

We present a mixed-methods study of viewers on their practices and motivations around watching mukbang — video streams of people eating large quantities of food. Viewers' experiences provide insight on future technologies for multisensorial video streams and technology-supported commensality (e...

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Main Authors: ANJANI, Laurensia, MOK, Terrance, TANG, Anthony, OEHLBERG, Lora, GOH, Wooi Boon
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spelling sg-smu-ink.sis_research-89112023-07-14T05:00:03Z Why do people watch others eat food? An empirical study on the motivations and practices of mukbang viewers ANJANI, Laurensia MOK, Terrance TANG, Anthony OEHLBERG, Lora GOH, Wooi Boon We present a mixed-methods study of viewers on their practices and motivations around watching mukbang — video streams of people eating large quantities of food. Viewers' experiences provide insight on future technologies for multisensorial video streams and technology-supported commensality (eating with others). We surveyed 104 viewers and interviewed 15 of them about their attitudes and reflections on their mukbang viewing habits, their physiological aspects of watching someone eat, and their perceived social relationship with mukbangers. Based on our findings, we propose design implications for remote commensality, and for synchronized multisensorial video streaming content. 2020-04-30T07:00:00Z text https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sis_research/7908 info:doi/10.1145/3313831.3376567 Research Collection School Of Computing and Information Systems eng Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University mukbang video streams Information Security
institution Singapore Management University
building SMU Libraries
continent Asia
country Singapore
Singapore
content_provider SMU Libraries
collection InK@SMU
language English
topic mukbang
video streams
Information Security
spellingShingle mukbang
video streams
Information Security
ANJANI, Laurensia
MOK, Terrance
TANG, Anthony
OEHLBERG, Lora
GOH, Wooi Boon
Why do people watch others eat food? An empirical study on the motivations and practices of mukbang viewers
description We present a mixed-methods study of viewers on their practices and motivations around watching mukbang — video streams of people eating large quantities of food. Viewers' experiences provide insight on future technologies for multisensorial video streams and technology-supported commensality (eating with others). We surveyed 104 viewers and interviewed 15 of them about their attitudes and reflections on their mukbang viewing habits, their physiological aspects of watching someone eat, and their perceived social relationship with mukbangers. Based on our findings, we propose design implications for remote commensality, and for synchronized multisensorial video streaming content.
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author ANJANI, Laurensia
MOK, Terrance
TANG, Anthony
OEHLBERG, Lora
GOH, Wooi Boon
author_facet ANJANI, Laurensia
MOK, Terrance
TANG, Anthony
OEHLBERG, Lora
GOH, Wooi Boon
author_sort ANJANI, Laurensia
title Why do people watch others eat food? An empirical study on the motivations and practices of mukbang viewers
title_short Why do people watch others eat food? An empirical study on the motivations and practices of mukbang viewers
title_full Why do people watch others eat food? An empirical study on the motivations and practices of mukbang viewers
title_fullStr Why do people watch others eat food? An empirical study on the motivations and practices of mukbang viewers
title_full_unstemmed Why do people watch others eat food? An empirical study on the motivations and practices of mukbang viewers
title_sort why do people watch others eat food? an empirical study on the motivations and practices of mukbang viewers
publisher Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
publishDate 2020
url https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sis_research/7908
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