unboxer
nounEtymology From unbox + -er.
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One who removes things from boxes.
- YouTube’s payment system is complicated, but one unboxer said he can make $2 to $4 for every 1,000 views. […] To keep viewers engaged, unboxers often bring a unique style to their product category.2014 February 13, Heather Kelly, “The bizarre, lucrative world of ‘unboxing’ videos”, in CNN:
- One of the genre’s most popular unboxers, NikuKashi, goes the full distance, toasting Pop-Tarts and even slicing single jelly beans in half to show what’s inside.2014 December 16, Alex Frank, “Happy Unboxing Day! A Small Guide to the Very Large World of Unboxing Videos”, in Vogue:
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- Based on O'Connell's (2013) analysis of electronics unboxing videos, he concludes that the unboxer acts as a kind of priest in the polytheistic faith of merchandise […]2015, Paul Hackett, Qualitative Research Methods in Consumer Psychology: