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Forgot about this blog :-( but hey here's a video I've been hooked on lately!!
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Jack Howard, one of my favorite internet people, also watches ASMR and likes Springbok!! This is amazing!!
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I'm currently on mobile so I can embed the video but here's the link of one of the best ASMR videos I've ever seen, the tingles are crazy with this one. I also use this one when I'm having trouble falling asleep, very relaxing. GentleWhispering is one of my favorite ASMRtists.
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ASMR stands for “Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response,” but there are almost as many alternate names for the phenomenon as there are YouTube channels devoted to it—in the community’s early days circa 2009, ASMR was sometimes referred to as “Attention Induced Head Orgasm” or “Attention Induced Observant Euphoria;” more recently the sensation has been called a “brain orgasm,” “tingles,” or as Reddit puts it, simply “sounds that feel good.” Essentially, ASMR is a pleasurable experience some people report upon being exposed to specific stimuli—common “triggers” include lotion on skin, paper rustling, fingernails tapping, and whispering. Many members of the community watch ASMR videos to fall asleep, but the sensation can be so much more than just a way to chill out—tingles are a profoundly personal (and debatably involuntary) way one’s body has of expressing itself. As one Twitter user reminded me when I asked for new YouTube channel recommendations, “ASMR is about the individual viewer in a way most media isn’t.”
Brain Orgasms, Spidey Sense, and Bob Ross: A Look Inside The World Of ASMR | The Mary Sue (via themarysue)
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To be honest I never get any tingles from male ASMRtists, I know many other people do and I still completely respect them and their work, it'll just never satisfy me for some reason
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First things first, here are some of my favorite sounds: -eating hard candy -crinkling paper/plastic -Irish accent whispers -any other accent other than American for that matter -hair brushing
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