In the beginning, how fast a person could eat was often measured in terms of pie. The first competition to receive media attention was the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest, which began in 1916.

Eating contests have been popular since the early 1900s.

In the beginning, how fast (or how much) a person could eat was often measured in terms of eating pie (pie).

The first competition to receive media attention was the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest, which began in 1916. The rules are simple: Whoever eats the most hot dogs within 10 minutes wins the game.

The current world record is 2018: Joey Chestnut ate 74 hot dogs in 10 minutes.

In fact, Joey Chestnut has been the winner almost every year since 2007.

As the world’s largest video sharing website, there are many channels for big eaters on YouTube, but channels like Joey Chestnut’s channel subscriptions are not among the top 10.

Without further ado, let’s take a look at the famous big eaters on YouTube!

Molly Schuyler

Molly Schuyler describes herself as "an incredible eater—but still human."

Molly is simply an eating "machine", not only the quantity, but also the speed is legendary. How she managed to eat so much food is a mystery to this day.

Leah Shutkever

Leah Shutkever is the UK's number one big eater and holds multiple Guinness World Records. She can easily eat over 5,000 calories and still stay healthy.

Although she has been doing various food challenges, she is also adhering to a strict bodybuilder's diet, and she also does a lot of training in order to maintain her figure.

Zermatt Neo

It is hard to imagine that this big eater has 6-pack abs. Perhaps this is also related to his status as a personal trainer.

Zermatt Niang comes from Singapore . His "debut competition" was a competition called "Ramen Champion". He easily ate 11 bowls of ramen in 20 minutes and became famous ever since.

Raina Huang

Raina Huang is of Chinese descent. Although she is not a professional big eater, her strength should not be underestimated.

In her first competition, she devoured a 4-pound burrito in just 6 minutes. And her forte is the pho and ramen challenges.

Adam Moran

The name Adam Moran is not as famous as his other name - Beard Meats Food.

He is a big eater from the UK. He is considered a newcomer on this list, but his record is still outstanding. His most notable competition was the Yorkshire Pudding Eating World Championship. Additionally, Adam Moran is also a personal trainer.

Randy Santel

Randy Santel is a frequent participant in the Big Eater Competition. When he challenges, there are many spectators cheering him on from beginning to end.

Although he is a big eater, Randy wants to be the number one nutritionist on YouTube. He is happy to share his weight loss experience. After eating and drinking like crazy, he usually follows a strict diet and does high-intensity exercise.

He eats burgers very interestingly. He will eat the meat part first and then eat the rest, instead of devouring everything in one big gulp like many big eaters.

Bicycle Guy (Erik the Electric)

Bicycle Guy is perhaps the most eater on this list, and his appetite is insatiable. As a teenager he suffered from anorexia and was severely underweight. Later, the anorexia was cured, and then we are where we are today.

His most famous achievement is challenging 100K calories in 4 days.

Skippy62able (aka The Beast of Los Angeles)

The Beast of Los Angeles is different from other big eaters in that not only can he eat large amounts of food easily, but he can also do crazy eating and drinking stunts.

Like drinking Pepsi that is 20 years out of date, eating the hottest chili peppers in the world, and drinking a gallon of a drink mixed with chili sauce, Red Bull , and milk.

He describes his job as "I like doing all the crazy and seemingly impossible things that normal people wouldn't consider doing."

Peter Czerwinski

Peter Czerwinski, also known as "Furious Pete", is also a person who combines the Big Eater challenge with fitness. Just like the bike guy, he suffered from an eating disorder as a teenager, and bodybuilding and exercise greatly helped him overcome it.

Peter exercises every day and eats up to 9 meals a day, and these foods are all healthy foods, not junk foods.

He has done many challenges, one of which is impressive is to drink 750 ml of olive oil in one minute. By the way, there is also a documentary about Peter called "The Story of Furious Pete". If you are interested, you can watch it.

Matt Stonie

Matt Stonie has the largest number of YouTube subscriptions on this list, leaving others far behind.

Oh, and he once defeated Joey Chestnut in Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest.

He weighs less than 60 kilograms but is able to eat a lot of food. Especially the challenge of eating only one kind of food, such as "1620 servings of French fries", "320 feet of fruit", "350 packs of popping candy " and so on.

Matt Stoney has a lot of followers. He usually only uploads 1 new video per week, but the number of views is amazing.

The reason why Matt is able to maintain his figure is the same as many of the big eaters above: when he is not challenged, he will exercise a lot and maintain a proper diet.

Here’s what he said in an interview: “It has a lot to do with what you eat after the challenge. And I work out in the gym five times a week, doing cardio or lifting weights. I’ve made it a point to be a big eater. Work as my full-time job, and I spend a lot of time taking care of my body."

Joey Chestnut

Lastly, Joey holds more than 40 Big Eater competition records and. More than 50 Guinness World Records . He is famous for being the winner of the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest almost every year. The number of subscriptions to his YouTube channel has also been growing, and it can be seen that he has begun to operate it carefully.

The above are the famous big eaters on YouTube channels. Among these big eaters, whose competition have you watched?

Or, do you have other nominations?