The topic of "how funny it is to eat and broadcast a rollover" is hotly debated. What rollover scene have you seen?

I've seen a lot of food shows, and the funniest thing is when they brought the goods, that is, this thing was not delicious, and they had to say it was delicious. Finally, people saw the trash can and overturned the car on the spot. It was ridiculous.

Eating and broadcasting is actually a job that people don't understand, and there is no positive energy at all. They just want to make money, and there is no bottom line for traffic. This makes me feel that those people who buy things through the screen are really stupid. When something is eaten in someone else's mouth, you actually place an order to buy it. Think about it. Have you ever said the word "not delicious" in eating and broadcasting?

definitely not, because he is aiming at that to make money, so how can he say it is not delicious? Even if it is disgusting, he still says it is delicious. If he sells it, he will make money, no matter how you eat it!

1. Spit while saying it's delicious

There was a female anchor, whose name I can't remember, who was selling something called black garlic. When she didn't eat it, the anchor praised it, showed the box to the camera, opened it for the camera, and got together to smell it. The whole person sublimated it, praised it and said that she would try it.

Then I really tried it. I took a bite, my eyes lit up, and I made a delicious and explosive expression at the camera. I said, It's delicious. Before I finished speaking, people vomited, not only vomited, but also retched after vomiting. Don't mention how funny it was at that time, haha.

Second, roll over the car directly

There is also a watermelon seller who has been boasting about how good his melon is. He stood in the melon field with a fruit knife in his hand, and let the audience choose which one to cut, just to show everyone how good the melon is, and it is not fake at all.

the anchor was chosen, so someone picked it, that is, the melon behind the anchor, which looked quite big. The anchor picked it off and weighed it in his hand. After a knife, the whole watermelon didn't have any red, which seemed to be a raw melon. The anchor threw it away and then turned off the live broadcast, which really amused me. Haha, later he explained that the live broadcast was forced to be turned off because the mobile phone was dead.