Social Mukbanger dies during 10 hour live stream after her stomach ripped open

[White Whale]

Horror as extreme eater, 24, dies during livestream after 10-hr binge

Pan Xiaoting [left], a 24-year-old binge-eating live-streamer died while broadcasting a 10-hour food binge to thousands of her followers. Autopsy results revealed a severely deformed stomach.

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Horror as extreme eater, 24, DIES during livestream of 10-hour food binge on chocolate cake and chicken and seafood after her stomach ripped open

A 24-year-old binge-eating live-streamer died while broadcasting a 10-hour food binge on cake, chicken fingers, and seafood to thousands of her followers.

Pan Xiaoting, from China, died last week from a suspected stomach tear while gorging on 10kg (22lbs) of food, including what appeared to be chocolate cake.

Autopsy results revealed that her stomach had become severely deformed and filled with undigested food, suggesting that her stomach could have burst, causing stomach acid and food to leak into her abdomen.

Xiaoting - who was morbidly obese - became famous in China for her Mukbang live streams, a trend which sees people eat huge amounts of food, usually very unhealthy food on camera. It originated in South Korea.

Now doctors are warning influencers in the West could be next - with several content creators in the US becoming extremely popular.

Pretty disturbing stuff. I don't understand the appeal of watching people eating insane amounts of food.

 

[lsa]

 

[curryjunkie]

darwin's finest..

 

[Belaya Smert]

21 pounds of food in 10 hours. That’s a suicide

 

[Fox by the Sea]

Now doctors are warning influencers in the West could be next

 

[Seano]

There is literally no aspect of this story that isn't disgusting.

 

[kflo]

21 pounds of food in 10 hours. That’s a suicide

 

[Noveltymortar]

Seems she got fat shamed by her own stomach.

 

[WhiteMousse]

"Viewers reportedly tried to provide remote help, but it wasn’t enough"

Probably sent a bunch of emojis and thought that would make the difference

 

[kflo]

"Viewers reportedly tried to provide remote help, but it wasn’t enough"

Probably sent a bunch of emojis and thought that would make the difference

 

[RemyR]

We need another plague. Like Covid but it hits the fatties a bit harder this time around.

 

[TheGreatA]

That sounds like such a horribly agonizing way to go, that I don't genuinely even feel like making the obvious jokes about it. Not only the enormous physical pain of having your stomach ripped apart, but the mental anguish of knowing that you did it to yourself and that you'll die at 24, while a bunch of random people are watching your last moments.

 

[deadshot138]

Literally from the movie Seven. Wow.

 

[ObsoleteSoul]

Imagine doing this to yourself for an audience? How does one become so self-absorbed to do this? The mind is a weird and scary place

 

[Protectandserve]

There is literally no aspect of this story that isn't disgusting.

This. Morbidly obese chick gorges herself while idiots pay to watch and then dies with 20 something lbs of food in her stomach…

The world is doomed

 

[EL CORINTHIAN]

What a dumbass.

 

[syct23]

Literally from the movie Seven. Wow.

And that guy was force fed,

This one did it willingly…

 

[freakroor]

wheres the video

 

[Seano]

"Viewers reportedly tried to provide remote help, but it wasn’t enough"

Probably sent a bunch of emojis and thought that would make the difference

Did they even try sending positive vibes?

 

[White Whale]

Imagine doing this to yourself for an audience? How does one become so self-absorbed to do this? The mind is a weird and scary place

Look at what happened to Nikocado Avocado. He was 150lbs and got up to 400lbs because he was getting views eating food.