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Can someone please explain food tubers to me?
I can understand watching recipes on youtube, and I can understand watching videos of talented chefs doing crazy things, but what exactly is the appeal of just watching someone eat food?
>Hey youtube, I'm in a Mexican restaurant in California and I'm gonna eat a taco!
>eats a taco
>"Mmmmmm! So delicious!"
>Hey youtube, I'm in Thailand and I'm going to eat some Thai food
>eats food
>"Mmmmm! So delicious!"
Is there something I'm missing? What's the appeal?
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>>9047652
friend and life simulation for lonely people
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I find that tubers are pretty versatile.... boil them, mash them, they even work in stews
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>>9047652
if you specifically mean ones that eat in restaurants across the globe it is life lived vicariously
if you mean people sharing recipes and how-tos then you're a dumb bebe
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Look up mukbang
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>>9047691
You're a cool guy
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>>9047655
yeah this pretty much. Don't watch food tubers but I search for cute lifestyle bloggers who talk to me. it's sort of comfy and i dont have to worry about saying anything back
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>>9048341
"Vloggers", I should say.
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I kinda like Aden Films fly on the wall serial killer-esque videos where he just shows the preparation and no commentary. The sounds of the markets and restaurants are great on their own. Just wish he'd take some classes on film making. He's still very amateurish and like I said the videos can come off kinda.. creepy.
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