Maybelline Fit Me translucent powder (2) · Real Techniques foundation brush (2) · 93,000 Miles shower jelly (1) · Becca Jacqueline Hill palette (1) · Boston tape (1) · ColourPop Millionaire (1) · Dirty Spring Wash (1) · Honey-scented sweet softening shower gel (1) · Jelly Pong Pong Caribbean Sun (1) · Layers of Fear (1) · Lush Baby Face Cleanser (1) · MAC Full Coverage Foundation (1) · MAC full coverage foundation (1) · MAC lip gloss (Stepping Out) (1) · Maybelline Falsies Volume Express (1) · Maybelline Falsies mascara (1) · NYX contour palette (1) · NYX white eyeliner (1) · Scrubby body butter (Scrubbee) (1) · Smule (1) · Song: "Dream Lover" (Bobby Darin) (1) · Tarte Shape Tape (1) · Too Faced peach palette (1) · VC Andrews novel 'My Sweet Audrina' (1) · Walkman (1)
Cities and countries explicitly mentioned
Canada (8) · Ottawa, Canada (5) · Jamaica (2) · Japan (2) · Kingston, Canada (2) · Montreal, Canada (2) · Amsterdam, Netherlands (1) · Billing, New Mexico, United States (1) · Brazil (1) · Chile (1) · Los Angeles, United States (1) · New York, United States (1) · No explicit city mentioned, No explicit country mentioned (1) · Ontario, Canada (1) · Paris, France (1) · Port St. Joe, United States (1) · Toronto, Canada (1) · United States (1) · Vancouver, Canada (1) · West Memphis, United States (1)
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) records an out-and-about mukbang at The Works featuring a three-ring-binder veggie burger (brioche bun, veggie patty, three onion rings, sautéed mushrooms, Gouda) and crispy dill/deep-fried pickles with chipotle-style sauce. She eats, comments on flavors and fullness, mentions errands (Lush, mall, Korean grocery for rice cake ingredients), recounts a morning incident with her cat Sammy knocking over a vase, and wraps up relaxing with her cat after the camera cuts out near the end.
Chantal shares a Lush stock-up haul, showing and describing bath and body products she purchased, including scrubby body butter(s), shower gels (Dirty Spring Wash and a honey-scented softening gel), the Let the Good Times Roll facial cleanser, a 93,000 Miles shower jelly, and Rehab shampoo. She mentions prices and that the total came to $134.06 CAD, describes product textures and scents, notes Lush's vegan and ethical offerings, and is briefly interrupted by her kitten Shami. The video closes with a brief sign-off.
Chantal unboxes and taste-tests a gift package of gourmet cotton candy sent by the Mythical Candy Company (a U.S. veteran-run maker). She samples three flavors — Wedding Cake, French Toast, and Cherry Vanilla — describes flavors and textures, shows the packaging, reads the company's letter with a discount code, and encourages viewers to order from their website.
Chantal does a dumpling mukbang featuring steamed vegetable dumplings with Bragg's soy aminos, talks about shopping at a local Korean grocery she discovered, mentions buying 'two times spicy' noodles for a spicy challenge, and tells a story about visiting a reputed psychic years earlier (including predictions about her future children, a cat leaving, singing, and a predicted large weight loss). She snacks, comments on texture and flavor, asks viewers about preferred dumpling sauces, and teases a future spicy noodle challenge.
Timeline and topics
0:06 — Intro and energy check / quick channel plug
0:30 — Korean grocery discovery and spicy noodle find
A short Smule cover performance of Bobby Darin's 1959 song "Dream Lover." A single vocalist sings through the verses and choruses of the song with no additional spoken commentary.
Chantal does a chatty get-ready-with-me while preparing to go out, describing a late-night drive to a distant grocery store, an emergency bathroom stop at a sketchy Tim Hortons with disturbing blood stains, juggling missing makeup (blamed on her cats), contouring/blush/eye makeup steps and product names, getting pulled over for a burned taillight, and finishing with a simple lip gloss and sign-off.
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) eats a homemade attempt at spicy, cheesy Korean rice cakes (tteokbokki/ddeokbokki), comments on texture and flavor, and tells a long humorous/embarrassing story from her teenage years about doing outrageous dares (including flashing an elderly man) in exchange for a Klondike bar. She shows cabbage and cheese as part of the meal, mentions using a pre-made sauce packet, takes a break to get ice cream (white chocolate raspberry truffle), and wraps up thanking viewers.
Chantal prepares a quick homemade tomato sauce and eats a pasta meal while telling a creepypasta episode about Slender Man. She demonstrates blanching and peeling fresh tomatoes, sautés them with olive oil, basil, oregano, salt and a touch of maple syrup, simmers the sauce and recommends adding grated Reggiano or tomato paste to reduce watery sauce. During the meal she explains what creepypasta is, summarizes the Slender Man myth (appearance, tentacles, featureless face, purported ancient parallels) and recounts the 2014 Wisconsin stabbing case linked to Slender Man. She finishes by describing serving suggestions and closing the video.
Chantal posts a short Smule cover performance of 'Until I Hear It From You' (popularized by Gin Blossoms / featured in Empire Records). The video consists of sung verses and choruses from the track, with multiple distinct vocal sections across the 3:55 runtime. The description notes the cover is dedicated to "David Hall" and references Empire Records.
Chantal eats a homemade triple-decker Italian loaf sandwich with romaine, spicy hummus, tomato and old cheddar, plus Farm Boy-style homemade potato chips and tangy dill pickled green beans, while telling a long storytime about a past threesome that happened on a trip to Montreal. She mentions an upcoming weekend at her grandpa's cottage and that the video is pre-recorded. She apologizes if the story is gross and wraps up after finishing the meal.
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) records a pre-recorded collaborative cookie ice cream sundae mukbang. She shows chocolate chip cookies, caramel sauce, vegan salted-caramel-cashew and chocolate ice cream, and other snacks, then tells a night-time story about driving to a 24-hour Loblaws in Ottawa, encountering a man with a cardboard sign (Clifford), struggling with a self-checkout machine for bulk olives and feta, and finishing the sundae. The video ends with brief footage of a playful kitten named Sammy and signposts to other collaborators in the description.
A Smule karaoke cover of Lana Del Rey's "Summertime Sadness." The video features a single vocal performance (labeled in the transcript as speaker A) singing through verses, choruses, and the bridge of the song.
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) launches a new weekly series, Mystery Monday, while eating Burger King mozzarella/cheese sticks with marinara. She retells and discusses the unsolved 1988 disappearance of 19-year-old Tara Lee Calico (bike ride, Walkman and Boston cassette left behind), the discovery in July 1989 of a disturbing Polaroid found outside a convenience store in Port St. Joe, Florida showing a bound teenage woman and a boy, theories and forensic comparisons (Scotland Yard and FBI disagreement), later related photos sent to Port St. Joe police, a 2016 task force, and hopes that the case will be solved.
Chantal vlogs about a short overnight trip to her grandfather's trailer/resort and gives a tour of a rustic cabin, shows what's in the cabin's fridge, and describes meals and snacks she brought. She recounts issues with linens and an uncomfortable mattress, visits with family for her grandfather's 77th birthday, and discusses intimacy and challenges of having sex as a bigger person. She also shows ingredients she's cooking with (ground turkey sauce with vegetables) and snacks like "extreme beans" and chocolate cereal.
Chantal (Foodie Beauties) attempts a two-pack "2X" spicy fire noodle (nuclear fire noodles) mukbang challenge she bought at a Korean grocery store. She prepares the noodles, nervously explains there is no real meat (simulated chicken flavor), and proceeds to eat them without drinking water while describing intense burning sensations, difficulty breathing through her nose, and planning to eat Haagen-Dazs ice cream afterward to cool down. She repeatedly comments that the noodles taste good but are extremely hot, compares the sensation to razor blades, and resolves not to eat them again for a while. The video ends with a short reflection and thanks for watching.
A short sung cover of Cyndi Lauper's song "Time After Time." The video consists of a single continuous vocal performance of the song lyrics, spanning verses, choruses, and the outro.
Chantal eats two grilled cheese sandwiches with creamy (Campbell's) tomato soup while telling a TMI storytime about a longtime admirer she nicknames her "country lover" (Mike). She describes how they met as a teen, his bike-and-Pogo's appearance, visiting his cluttered apartment with needy cats, a brief intimate encounter where he performed oral sex well, and occasional messages he still sends. Her two pet cats (Sammy and Tammy) interrupt the mukbang. She finishes full and promises more TMI videos.
Chantal eats a thin-crust vegan pizza from Pizza Pizza while ranting about channel moderation, Patreon/donations, and critics. She describes her order (thin crust with Violife vegan cheese, spinach, onions, olives, and sun-dried tomatoes), explains she removed her moderators to make things fair, defends earning money on YouTube, announces a recurring 'purge' vent segment, and finishes the mukbang saving the rest for later.
Person — BB: Person mentioned who Chantal cooked for and who is at work; appears to be someone close to Chantal (partner/housemate). Evidence: “I cooked for BB, who's at work.”
Chantal goes live for an 'early night' casual livestream from home, chatting with viewers about cats (Sammy/Sam Sam and Jam Jam), picking up her boyfriend Bebe/BB at midnight, grocery plans, recent food (Popeyes), and channel topics including mukbangs, cooking videos, Patreon, and weight-loss thoughts. She answers viewer questions, mentions making ramen and buying pickled beans, talks about vegan/vegetarian alternatives (Gardein, Beyond Beef), and signs off to pick up Bebe and go grocery shopping.
Chantal celebrates reaching 10,000 subscribers with a Popeye's buffalo chicken strip mukbang while pet cat Sammy joins her on-camera. She shows the order (buffalo chicken pieces, blackened ranch, Cajun fries, a biscuit, and Orange Crush), tastes the food, and tells a long storytime about a frightening taxi/cab ride from her past that ended with a police intervention. She also briefly recounts searching Kijiji for a cheap coffee table and an awkward furniture pickup experience with an intimidating helper.
Restaurant — Popeye's: Source of the buffalo chicken strips, Cajun fries, biscuit, and condiments eaten in the mukbang. Evidence: “so but for today, I have Popeye's.”
Chantal eats a homemade farfalle pasta with shrimp, asparagus, baby tomatoes, spinach and seasonings while reading an original creepypasta titled "The Shadow Man of Cooper Street" (presented as diary entries). She tries a spicy pepper, references a 24-hour McDonald's during the story, describes the Shadow Man and Cooper Street, reads three diary entries (night 1–3), and asks viewers to submit short scary stories for future episodes. Her cat Billy is mentioned as hiding under the bed during the story.
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) announces a viewer-confessions video idea suggested by a viewer, asks people to email anonymous confessions (excluding violent or macabre content), gives the submission email (bigbeautifulmee@gmail.com), and says she'll compile submissions into a special video once she has enough.
Short clip consisting of a sung vocal performance of the lyrics "Life could be a dream / If I could take you up in paradise up above..." (two brief lines).
Chantal grabs a quick Dairy Queen lunch — a mini Royal Oreo Blizzard and a chili cheese dog — and chats with viewers while eating in/near her car. She talks about using the underground parking/basement near her apartment, notices repeated overdue-rent notices stuffed into a neighbor's door, mentions plans to swim later and eat veggie fried rice for dinner, and tells a story about a man (who called himself “Patat”/“Potato”) who dumpster-dives and startled her and her mother while they were moving. She also briefly mentions preferring small-sized Blizzards and that hot dogs are her weakness.
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) does a casual Facebook live stream, greeting viewers, answering chat, and chatting about Sundays, haters and deleting comments, her YouTube/work situation and income, viewer confessions and plans for future videos (Vlogtober, apartment tour), family (her son visiting, kids, cats), small-talk about food and makeup, some playful multilingual banter with Joe, and announcing she'll return later that night for a longer session.
Transcript not available for this 10-second video (title: "😸 SOMETHING TO DO WHILE WAITING 😸"). No verifiable spoken or on-screen facts could be extracted from the provided transcript.
Chantal eats homemade shrimp fried rice while discussing “The Bloop,” a mysterious ultra-low-frequency ocean sound first recorded in 1997. She describes the fried rice ingredients (shrimp, mushrooms, asparagus, brown rice, olive oil), gives simple fried-rice tips, reviews deep-sea facts (Mariana Trench, pressures, giant squid), plays the Bloop recording for listeners, reacts with humorous speculation, and closes the Mystery Monday episode.
Chantal eats a Chinese food mukbang (egg rolls, sweet-and-sour chicken balls, garlic spare ribs and rice) while doing a TMI Tuesday storytime. She talks about missing her sister, recalls a childhood memory with her French grandmother, and tells a story about offering her then-boyfriend a lap dance/strip-club private session during a drunken weekend in Montreal. She discusses diet soda, watches and references other mukbang creators and the DineAt9 channel, and wraps up after finishing her food.
Chantal and her friend Rena(Rina) eat a Costco pizza in the car, talk about the pizza's taste and Costco food/pricing, recount amusing store observations, and then show a Costco grocery haul including bakery items, large bags of rice, multiple meats, shrimp, pickled peppers, dairy, produce, and household essentials.
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) shares a relaxed eat-with-me mukbang featuring jumbo seasoned shrimp, a simple salad (romaine, baby arugula, fresh dill) and Olive Garden dressing while talking candidly about facing hateful comments, considering quitting YouTube, and ultimately reaffirming self-love and confidence. She also mentions watching the Paradise Lost documentary about the West Memphis Three, upcoming bridal makeup plans for a friend, and teases an upcoming creepy-pasta cooking/video.
Timeline and topics
0:23 — Intro and plan for video (postponed cooking show)
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) shares a Red Lobster mukbang celebrating 10K subscribers, trying crab legs for the first time. She shows king crab legs, snow crab legs, crab Alfredo, Cheddar Bay biscuits and a baked potato, describes her difficulties cracking shells and differences in taste between snow and king crab, comments on how crab is best eaten fresh, briefly mentions her cats cuddling, and wraps up inviting viewers to suggest future crab cooking.
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Chantal (Foodie Beauty) shares a pre-recorded mukbang eating session featuring a large thin-crust pizza with sriracha-garlic-honey base, extra cheese, green olives, green peppers, chipotle chicken, red onions and sweet garlic & pepper seasoning, plus bulk-bought chicken wings, creamy garlic dip, Frank's RedHot, and a full-sugar Coca-Cola. While eating she recounts a vivid dream about moving into a new apartment and unexpectedly caring for children, messages a man named Mike about the dream, and tells a long personal story about a past sexual encounter with a Scottish man and a fraught friendship with a coworker named Lucy. A pet named Sam Sam appears briefly in the opening. The video is a casual eat-with-me mukbang with storytime elements.
Chantal eats a large Mr. Sub veggie Italian sandwich with Simply7 kale chips and a sparkling pomegranate & elderflower drink while telling a story about learning to drive (driving instructors named Hugh and Hugh Jr.), failing her first tests, then later passing and getting her full Ontario license. She comments on the sandwich ingredients and the kale chips' nutrition, mentions upcoming Halloween plans to visit haunted Kingston, Ontario, and briefly discusses serial killers (Paul Bernardo and Carla Homolka). Video ends with thanks and a sign-off.
A short Smule cover performance of Joan Osborne's 1990s song "One of Us." The on-screen vocalist (labeled 'A' in the transcript) sings portions of the lyrics across the video.
Chantal eats a large plate of spaghetti with fresh Reggiano and cold Coca‑Cola while presenting a Mystery Monday episode about the 2013 death of Elisa Lam at the Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles. She summarizes Lam's background, the discovery of her body in a rooftop water tank, the released elevator CCTV footage, toxicology/autopsy findings, and offers her own theories before wrapping up. A cat (called Sam / "Sham Sham") repeatedly interrupts the mukbang.
Pet — Sam: Cat who appears on camera and interferes with eating; called Sam and Sham Sham repeatedly. Evidence: “Sam!”; “No sham sham.”; “You're so cute.”
Chantal (opening as "Booty Beauties") plays the horror game Layers of Fear on Xbox One, reacts to jump scares and disturbing imagery, comments on the game's visuals and story (an artist, a troubled marriage, possible child), solves a short puzzle code, and reaches the painting room (a save spot) to end the chapter. She frequently warns viewers about jump scares and photosensitive epilepsy, notes poor initial camera/setup, and asks viewers if they want a series.
Timeline and topics
0:06 — Intro and setup (camera, lighting, warnings)
0:50 — Turning off lights; game warning for photosensitive epilepsy
Solo vocal performance of the Elvis Presley song "Heartbreak Hotel" (lyrics sung throughout). The video is a straight cover recording, featuring the performer singing the full song lyrics without additional commentary or other activities.
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) films a candid mukbang and vlog documenting a planned binge across multiple stops. She starts with McDonald’s (chicken nuggets and poutine), drives to The Works Burger Bistro in Ottawa for her favorite appetizer—"wrecking balls" (bacon-wrapped cheese-filled tater tots with bacon aioli)—and finishes with a Starbucks stop (cake pop and a grande salted caramel latte). Interspersed with eating she shares personal stories (early crush/first-date memory, first kiss in grade school), talks about her binge-eating tendencies, plans to go on a clean eating/healthier direction, and reflects on shame, growth, and viewer support.
Chantal does a chatty GRWM (get-ready-with-me) while applying makeup, discusses seeing the new horror movie Annabelle: Creation (no spoilers), talks about a homeless man she calls "Patate," mentions eating a veggie burger at The Works that gave her gas, planning to make tomato sauce, and her plans to post more on her second channel and start weigh-ins/health content.
Food — Becca shimmering skin perfector mineral blush (Champagne): Blush product (branded cosmetic, recorded under 'food' rule not applicable so classified as product) — actually non-food; per instructions, non-food should be product. (Kept here as product in schema.) Evidence: “And I'm going to use my Becca shimmering skin perfecter mineral blush champagne”
Chantal ( Foodie Beauty) plays Part 2 of the horror game Layers of Fear on Xbox One, navigating a shifting, nightmarish mansion full of creepy paintings, locked doors, jump scares, and unsettling audio logs. She reacts aloud throughout (yelling, swearing, joking about the inhabitants), solves puzzles (a safe combination), uses a save point, and teases a Part 3 where she expects to encounter a weeping female apparition.
Chantal prepares and eats a vegan BLT (a triple-tier sandwich with plant-based 'bacon'), shows the cooked vegan bacon sizzling, tastes the finished sandwich during a mukbang, and discusses returning to a plant-based/vegan diet after a period of eating meat and dairy. She describes the sandwich texture and flavor, suggests smoked paprika or liquid smoke for a stronger bacon taste, mentions wanting avocado (not ripe), and talks briefly about reorganizing her kitchen and changes in her content schedule.
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) does a mukbang collaboration introducing a new foodie fam member (Lady Lou/Lady Lugo/Lady Luca) and eats vegan "cheese" chicken-style nachos while doing a 15 Weird Questions tag. She describes the nachos' components (a Smash Mama vegan cheese sauce, meatless nuggets, jalapeños, avocado, diced tomatoes, and blue-corn flax chips), tastes the food on camera, answers the tag questions with anecdotes about habits, phobias, comfort foods, and beauty habits, and repeatedly directs viewers to check out the collab partner's channel and Smash Mama for the sauce recipe.
Person — Baby Jones: Person present in the video who speaks/responds briefly while Chantal tastes food; appears to be a partner or companion. Evidence: “You like it, eh babe?”; “Baby Jones is here.”
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) shares a casual eat-with-me mukbang dinner featuring vegan jumbo wieners on whole-grain buns with hot peppers, ketchup and mustard, plus sweet small tomatoes she picked up at a farmers' market. She talks about frying vegan wieners in vegan butter to caramelize them, comments on the flavors and spice, mentions other farmers' market purchases (strawberries, kale), a therapy Great Dane named Buddha, and her plans for upcoming channel content including Mystery Monday, ASMR scary-story videos, makeup/weight-loss/gaming content, and returning to regular uploads next week.
Chantal films a casual mukbang while eating chana masala, lentil (palak), white rice, avocado and sriracha, and answers a series of TMI Q&A questions sent by a viewer. She describes the dishes, samples the food, and responds to lighthearted and personal prompts (e.g., about peeing in the shower, strange things licked, embarrassing clothing moments, favorite cheese, sex position, and more). The video is conversational, informal, and closes with thanks to viewers.
Chantal takes viewers on a drive-and-eat binge while feeling depressed, stopping at Taco Bell, Mucho Burrito (a very large burrito with shredded beef, Mexican rice, cilantro, and homemade salsa), Starbucks (white chocolate mocha), and later attempting Thai Express. She talks about stress eating and feeling temporarily down, recalls past fast-food work, and mentions plans to film other content (creepypasta, videos with her mom and grandma). The video is an on-the-road mukbang/vlog mixing eating, emotional update, and brief food commentary.
Chantal goes live from her car in a deserted parking lot late at night after picking up a Subway meal and snacks. She chats with viewers about the sandwich (a tuna six-inch with many toppings), the 24-hour Subway and nearby Tim Hortons, snacks (macadamia nut cookie, salt-and-vinegar chips, Brisk lemonade), future channel plans (a mukbang cooking Senegalese mafe with her boyfriend when she hits 15k), gaming and creepypasta writing, and personal topics including job uncertainty, family, and body-image responses to haters. She wraps up because of a persistent headache and plans upcoming videos.
Chantal films a late-night mukbang/binge-eating video from her car and a well-lit hotel parking lot. She drives out at ~2:30 a.m., grabs fast-food (mentions Subway, McDonald's, and A&W), and eats an A&W bacon cheeseburger/teen burger, poutine (noting salty gravy and a cinnamon-like note) and A&W root beer while reacting to a nearby disturbance. She talks about feeling depressed and being a night owl, family reactions to her eating videos, supporting other YouTubers, plans to make a healthier meal (meatless meatballs and penne), and briefly mentions returning to Jamaica. She also describes seeing someone named Pitt Hatt digging through dumpsters and gives him $10. The video ends with a brief note about YouTube ads and monetization.
Chantal goes live from home to taste a variety of snacks she bought at the TNT Asian supermarket, trying Indonesian Milkita milkshake candies, Oishi prawn crackers and other Asian snacks (some she likes, some she finds too fishy or too sweet). The stream interleaves snack tasting with chat interaction, discussion of mukbang plans, health and mood updates, talk about pets (several cats), travel plans (Japan, Kingston, Toronto), and YouTube/monetization topics. She ends by attending to her cats and planning more content (hauls, mukbangs, haunted-house vlogs, a mac-and-cheese cook).
1:44:24 — Wrap-up and sign-off (phone low, plan to return)
Named details
Organization — TNT Asian supermarket: Supermarket where Chantal bought the snacks she tastes on stream. Evidence: “I went to the TNT Asian supermarket”
Chantal records a car mukbang eating a small extra-cheese thin-crust pizza, chicken wings and ranch from Gabriel Pizza (Ottawa). While eating she recounts a trip to T&T Asian grocery where she decided to add Japan to her travel list, reacts to viewers' supportive messages, mentions struggles with mood and food, drops a piece of pizza and discards it, samples snack bins, and closes by saying she'll balance indulgence with healthier choices (dandelion tea, meditation).
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) plays Part 3 of the horror game Layers of Fear, reacting to creepy set pieces, a poltergeist-like woman who throws objects (including a glowing piano), unsettling footsteps and shadow figures, an elevator escape, and a disturbing journal/audio passage describing macabre art made from human remains. She discusses the game's point (being scared), speculates about the protagonist's past, and previews a future Part 4 where things get more intense. The video ends with a brief outro thanking viewers and asking for thumbs up and support.
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