Mukbang creator Tzuyang has returned to her eating shows after a three-month hiatus.
On the 8th, Tzuyang hosted a live broadcast titled “Simple Ramen Mukbang” on her YouTube channel, streaming for about an hour and a half. She prepared a variety of ramen and snacks for the show.
During the broadcast, she greeted her fans, saying, “Hello, everyone. It’s been such a long time that I’ve forgotten how to do this. I’ve been broadcasting for so long, but it seems like I forgot everything in just three months,” she laughed.
She continued, “I feel awkward because it’s been three months. How did I do mukbang again? I came back to do a mukbang after a long time, but since it’s only ramen, I brought other things I wanted to eat from the snack pantry.”
Tzuyang, who expressed her desire to connect with her fans, said, “I want to communicate more than just do mukbang today, so I’ll mix the eating with chatting. Already 7,000 people have joined,” she remarked with surprise.
Reassuring her worried fans, she added, “I’m okay now. I missed you all so much. I’m sorry for keeping you waiting, but I’ll work hard.”
Tzuyang also mentioned, “I’m happy to be doing mukbang again after such a long time. I used to be good at live broadcasts, but it feels awkward now,” she said. At one point, she struggled to open a bottle cap, confessing, “I’ve really lost my strength. I was never great at opening caps, but these days, I’ve completely lost my grip strength and spent three minutes trying to open a bottle.”
As she wrapped up her ramen and snack mukbang, Tzuyang revealed, “I’m planning to do my next live broadcast in Taiwan if possible. I’ve never done a live broadcast overseas, but if I can, I’ll try to do it in Taiwan. I’m not sure if it will work, though. I’ve never done it before, so we’ll see.”
Finally, she shared her reflections, saying, “I feel a lot better mentally now by focusing on gratitude. I think of the people I’m thankful for. I’m grateful just knowing people are watching my broadcast, leaving comments, and I’m thankful to have this job. I’m grateful to everyone who watched today, and I’ll see you next time on live.”
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