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Fake AI-generated videos featuring black women eating mukbang are going viral on TikTok and X (Twitter). The videos show what appear to be black content creators eating mukbang and expressing their reactions.

The mukbang trend began in South Korea and involves eating large trays of seafood, corn on the cob, potatoes, and vegetables.

The so-called food influencers have thousands of followers and their videos are viewed millions of times. However, all of the videos are AI-generated.

This video of a woman eating mukbang was viewed thousands of times on TikTok and X (Twitter). Viewers are surprised to learn the woman in the video doesn’t exist.

Another video shows a woman eating a pile of AI-generated fried chicken.

The videos are created using AI-powered editing tools to generate realistic looking scenes. The creators behind the videos can earn thousands of dollars in ad revenue if their videos go viral.