Robert McGee ate 12 quarter pound hot dogs in 7 minutes to win the first prize of $208 in yesterday's hot dog eating contest at the Topsfield Fair in Topsfield, MA.
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Anonymous said
October 5, 2026 @ 5:36 am
Katina’s latest pizza challenge video at over 400k views and she fails miserably points out yet again that views are not about the challenge, multiple challenges at once, HUGE challenges! With that said, any of you challenge eaters that BITCH when the challenge is bigger or harder need to get a clue. This causes people to go after the restuarnt often as a result. YOU TAKE THE RISK when you do any challenge and frankly are a pussy if you complain. THEY DON”T HAVE TO OFFER ANY CHALLENGES! It’s not your right to get something for free so you bitch, make excuses, etc if it is not the same size, etc. She keeps over stating how big the pizza was as she completely failed miserably. One last time pointing out that her views are right now over 400K and her performance completely SUCKED. She didn’t even complete the challenge overall. Delusionals take note. You are cringe, have no camera presence, no niche, and you think you are going somewhere with YouTube or there is some big potential to go somewhere.
anonymous said
October 5, 2026 @ 9:16 am
How much did Katina have to fork over for not complete the challenge? The late stephanie Torres used to find these oizza challenges where you didnt have to pay upfront but she was a good enough eater and completed all her challenges without paying a dime. If by chance the con artist was unable to complete the challenge she wouldnt pay the owner shit and that you can guarantee
Anonymous said
October 5, 2026 @ 11:34 am
How about Max failing the Big Fat Fatty challenge, so it becomes a “17+ lb. challenge” magically…LOL
He can’t cope with the thought of losing a 14 – 15 lb. challenge, so he needed to exaggerate how big it really was. NO WAY it was close to 17 lbs. He even says at the end of his video it was probably a 7 kg challenge, which would be 15.4 lbs. However, he wasn’t even able to weigh it, so nobody really knows how big it was.
Either way, all that food he ate ended up in a toilet within an hour after he finished. He needs some help. He’s an addict at this point.
Anonymous said
October 5, 2026 @ 4:49 pm
All I know is we need to convince hungry fat chick to throw her hat in the ring I think she would give Niki sudo a run for her money
Anonymous said
October 5, 2026 @ 6:15 pm
1134 there’s a video of cameron meade attempting it and his sandwich weighed 16lbs
Anonymous said
October 6, 2026 @ 6:29 am
11:34. I checked it out and it really did look bigger. If you look at older videos of the challenge especially from the LA location you can definitely see a difference. Only a very few could complete that Vegas one.
anonymous said
October 6, 2026 @ 9:27 am
according to mr shmelkin video hungry fat chick is single I would like to go out to dinner with her
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/n3WvQbpvm38
Anonymous said
October 6, 2026 @ 10:00 am
@615pm. There’s no evidence of Cameron’s sandwich weighing 16 lbs. either. Half of these “content creators” are exaggerating their challenge weights. I’ve seen more than one Heavy D video where he claims a much higher challenge weight than it truly weighs. Only if you see the food on the scale can you reliably assume these youtubers are telling the truth. Even people like Molly and Dan make some outlandish claims of weights, but they never seem to actually have a scale / weigh the foods themselves.
Anonymous said
October 6, 2026 @ 1:08 pm
10 am who gives a shit? Are you doing challenge ? if not get a lifev