Popular South Korean mukbang YouTuber Tzuyang, known for her massive eating challenges and calm eating style, has shocked viewers by revealing the hidden struggles behind her viral success. Appeared in the latest episode of Omniscient interfering visionthe 27-year-old content creator candidly shared the reality of her daily routine, which revolves almost entirely around food.
According to Tzuyang, his life as a mukbanger is anything but easy or glamorous. “Honestly, living like me would be really uncomfortable” he confessed.
“In 24 hours, I have to eat for 18. Whenever I’m hungry, all I can think about is food and the desire to eat. I’m basically in that state all the time.”
Although fans often admire her extraordinary appetite, Tzuyang revealed that the demanding nature of her job leaves her little room for anything else. “I also have my difficulties. I want to have hobbies, but because I have to spend so much time eating, I barely have any free time. So the only thing I can do is eat while reading comics,” he said. “I think people who have the time to diligently practice dancing or singing are amazing. I hardly have time to try things like that.”
The YouTuber also admitted that she once wished she could be someone who eats less. “People who don’t eat much can enjoy other things in life” he shared. “Sometimes I really wanted to be like them: someone who finds joy in hobbies outside of eating.”
His remarks quickly attracted attention online, with many netizens expressing both sympathy and admiration. While some have praised his dedication and discipline, others have expressed concern about the physical and mental toll of maintaining a career in mukbang.
Tzuyang remains one of Korea’s most successful mukbang stars, boasting millions of followers and global recognition. But her rare moment of vulnerability sparked a larger conversation about the pressures mukbangers face — and the real cost behind appearing effortlessly insatiable on camera.
Sources: Netizenbuzz
