ArticleFoods (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Dancing for Taste: The Impact of AI and Human Influencers on Aesthetic Perception and Purchase Intention for Food Products.
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- Seeing Is Ordering: The Influence of Mukbang Video Types on Consumers' Immediate Ordering Intention.Foods (Basel, Switzerland) · 2026Article
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As digital food marketing increasingly relies on short-form visual content, understanding how performance aesthetics interact with influencer characteristics becomes critical. The present research examines the effects of the combination of the influencer type (AI or human) and the dance style (modern or traditional) on the attitudes of consumers towards food products. We show that aesthetic congruence, where human and traditional dance performers are matched with AI and modern dance performers, respectively, can result in increased purchase intention in two preregistered experiments (
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