Kate Ovens appeared on yesterday's episode of Tosh.0 on Comedy Central (promo video).
Oxford University student GraceFitUK has uploaded a video of her attempt
Joey Chestnut has uploaded a video of him finishing a 5 pound Burritozilla at Iguana's in 1:41. Molly Schuyler took 1:32 in a recent contest and Matt Stonie needed 1:50 in a video.
A parody game show Joey Chestnut did promoting Sun Microsystems new server in 2008 can be viewed on youtube. The campaign was dropped due to "company branding issues".
King Carb has a youtube interview with Erik "The Electric" Lamkin.
ESPN's Sport Science segment about Nathan's hot dog eating contest can be viewed on youtube. update The link has been fixed, but the video is now private.
Joey Chestnut has posted the third video from his recent trip to Singapore: setting a record in a 3kg chicken and rice challenge.
Randy Santel announces that he has surpassed 250K subscribers for his youtube channel.
Pedram Esmaeelzadeh, now going as "KingCarb", has started a weekly video series about competitive eating news.
Joey Chestnut has started a youtube channel with a video of his trip to southeast Asia last month.
The Great American Eat-Off will debut tonight on Facebook Live tonight at http://www.facebook.com/GreatAmericanEatOff at 10pm Eastern / 7pm Pacific. Host Gail Kasper will face off against a competitor in an attempt to eat one food item as fast as possible. (preview video)
Nate Figueroa ate 41 tacos in 20 minutes on Taco Day Tuesday at Agave in Fort Lauderdale to win the first prize of a 32 inch TV.
Youtube has a video of the 2004 pickle eating contest held at the Carnegie Deli won by Ed "Cookie" Jarvis. Joe Menchetti, "Badlands" Booker, Arnie Chapman and defending champion Brian Seiken also competed. This might be the only contest in competitive eating history where competitors wore both IFOCE (Booker) and AICE (Chapman) T-shirts.
Vice.com's Munchies has a list of weird food subcultures that can be found on Youtube that includes food challengers and mukbang
Bromsgrove Advertiser has an article about Emma Dalton's recent video where she ate 8 Subway foot longs in 36 minutes. Her goal was to eat her height of 5 1/2 feet. She competed against Singaporean Zermatt Neo via youtube.
Yuka Kinoshita announces that she has passed 2 million youtube subscribers. This surpasses Matt Stonie's 1.94M total and I think that makes her channel the most popular channel with a primary focus on competitive eating. ("Furious" Pete Czerwinski has 3.3M subscribers, but Yuka Kinoshita has more total video views 554M to 550M).
In her latest video, Kate Ovens attempted to eat a 28 ounce "Glam Burger" covered in gold leaf and milkshake from Honky Tonk in London.
Bradzrt has uploaded what appears to be the entire series of Man vs. Food (in low quality) to youtube.
A video of the full ESPN broadcast of the 2016 Nathan's finals is available on youtube.
Bob Shoudt produced a video about his collaboration project where eaters will consume a unit of food for every medal won by team USA at the Olympics. Molly Schuyler, Nate Figueroa, Wayne Algenio and the "Ukraine Train" will also participate and others are welcome to join.
Yesterday, Robert McKinney uploaded a video the Gringo Bandito Chronic Taco Challenge held last month in Las Vegas. Carmen Cincotti noticed that Molly Schuyler's counter did not get updated after she finished a tray at 9:06 and at the 15:11 mark, Kobayashi had his tray swapped with a new one. Kobayashi says that the trays were recounted accurately after the contest. Molly Schuyler has yet to comment.
Manila.coconuts.com reports that some Chinese consider Yuka Kinoshita's recent video where she ate bananas as an insult to their country. One viewer theorized that the 137 bananas Yuka ate was intended to be a reference to the Chinese population of 1.37 billion.
Emma Dalton has produced a video of her eating two Empire State Burger Challenges at Tinseltown in under 9 minutes.
Great Big Story has a video about Crazy Legs Conti titled "What It’s Like to Eat Hot Dogs for Sport".
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