Raina Huang, a competitive eater with millions of social media followers, answers 7 Questions with Emmy
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Raina Huang is a professional competitive eater and she has nearly 90 million views on her YouTube channel, over 1 million followers on TikTok and a big following on Instagram. She travels the country eating large amounts of food in very short periods of time. She won a record by completing the In-N-Out Burger 50×50 challenge (eating 50 burgers) in 35 minutes.
She was recently in Idaho Falls and stopped by Lucy’s Pizza, where she at an 18-inch, 4 topping pizza and drank a 40-ounce soda in less than 8 minutes!
Raina sat down with me before she ate and I asked her the following questions:
- Why do you do food challenges?
- How do you learn to eat so much food?
- What’s the hardest food challenge you’ve done?
- What is your favorite and least favorite foods to eat?
- When did you start making food videos?
- Who do you look up to?
- How did it feel to break a world record eating 50×50 at In-N-Out Burger?
Watch my interview with Raina in the video player above. You can follow here: YouTube | Facebook | Instagram | TikTok
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