WENDY'S MUKBANG COLLAB WITH TASTEE MOTIVE TV!

2017-03-16 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 14 min

Chantal collabs with fellow mukbanger Tasty Motive TV for a Wendy's mukbang in her car. She eats a spicy chicken sandwich and chili cheese nachos, drinks diet soda (wishes she got strawberry lemonade), tells a drive-thru story about fast service, shares a joke, discusses a local city bus strike and giving rides to people including her boyfriend and a friend, briefly talks about religion and McDonald's fries, and closes with plans for future healthy mukbangs and grocery/what-I-eat videos.

Video guide

  1. 0:00 — Intro — collab announcement and guest channel
  2. 0:53 — Menu reveal: Wendy's order
  3. 1:04 — Eating the spicy chicken sandwich
  4. 3:08 — Drive-thru speed / fast service story
  5. 4:45 — Nachos, joke, and reactions
  6. 5:31 — Local bus strike and giving rides to people
  7. 6:16 — Interaction with woman who asked for a ride / religious remark
  8. 10:01 — Thoughts on menu variety and McDonald's fries
  9. 13:40 — Channel plans and outro

People, places, food, and other named details

  • Person — Tasty Motive TV: Guest collaborator; another mukbang channel referenced repeatedly and linked in description.
  • Restaurant — Wendy's: Fast-food restaurant where the food for the mukbang was purchased.
  • Restaurant — McDonald's: Mentioned in comparison when discussing fries and menu options.
  • Food — spicy chicken sandwich: Wendy's sandwich that Chantal eats at the start of the video.
  • Food — chili cheese nachos: Wendy's side order that she eats and describes eating with a fork to get the chili.
  • Food — strawberry lemonade: Drink Chantal says she wanted instead of diet soda; she praises Wendy's strawberry lemonade.
  • Food — diet soda: Drink being consumed during the video.
  • Food — fries: Discussed when comparing Wendy's menu options and praising/criticizing McDonald's fries depending on freshness.

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