As YouTube has significantly strengthened its community guidelines and advertising policies related to eating disorders and binge eating, there is a stir among YouTubers running related channels. Some creator channels dealing with mukbang and diet content are seeing their revenue generation suspended or a large number of videos deleted. Recently, YouTuber 'Salppeojo,' who has about 440,000 subscribers, announced that due to YouTube's stricter guidelines on eating disorders, its revenue generation has been halted, and to prevent further sanctions, video uploads have also been temporarily suspended. Diet YouTuber 'Miso,' who has about 100,000 subscribers, also filed an appeal after being notified of a guideline violation , deciding to delete more than half—339 of the channel's total 667 videos—on her own. Content containing eating behaviors that teenagers or general viewers risk imitating—such as binge eating, excessive food accumulation, extreme calorie control, and repeated weight loss —is said to limit advertising revenue. In particular, it is known that not only the creator's intent but also the overall context and impact of the video body, titles, thumbnails, and tags on viewers are applied as key regulatory standards. Such platforms Amid the trend of stricter regulations, Tzuyang, a leading major mukbang YouTuber, recently drew attention by saying, "Eating a lot isn't the trend these days. From now on, I will become a YouTuber who eats moderately," which caught attention. Tzuyang's remarks Immediately afterward, she continued her mukbang as usual, but inside and outside the industry, it is seen as a representative example of the market's sensitive response to changes in platform policies. Tzuyang has about 13 million subscribers,,, and she's a typical binge eater, so when she suddenly said in a YouTube video that she'd eat moderately , she must have had that in mind!!!! Other YouTubers should also refrain from binge eating!!!!!!
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