Does this sound tingle your spine? (Wear Headphones, Close Eyes) 

Same😂

SAME HAHA. And they’re covered in wax so idk HOW THE HECK it sounds so well! Mind blowing fr

@@korahholl810 eww

@@versa5190 oh stop pretending that ur earbuds are dirtproof clean

its more so the quality of the microphones that will determine how they sound through speakers/headphones. Of course quality speakers/headphones also make a big difference but in different ways.

This has nothing only been up a month though 🤦‍♀️

Back in the day when ASMR was all about Holophonic experience and tingle feeling from the back of your head to the very spine. That is the true ASMR. Now everything just slap "ASMR" on the title to squeeze out a little bit more of views.

​@@randomghost3472 you read the comment wrong🤦🏻‍♀️

been listening to asmr for a good 7 years now and same :’)

Same! I remember getting a haircut and wondering why the clipping felt so nice, why the clipper's hum felt so tingly. I looked on RU-vid for haircut sounds and Lo and Behold: 3D Barbershop! That was the beginning of my journey into ASMR, Binaural Audio, 3D Audio, 8D Audio, and so on.

It sounds like Prof E. Gadd

Made me laugh

zach hadel asmr when

@@Videoswithsoarin yeh…

Made me scared.

I agree, but not everyone is only tingled by this like you and I might. Some people really do tingle by those other ASMR types that you named. Personally a very select few videos give me that spin tingling, down to my buttock, feel like squirming, ASMR. So I can agree that this is what I wish all ASMR was like, or at least the sound mixing and design was on par.

Oh also, I think you fail to realize that this is sound designed. Meaning they are manipulating a single sound in a software and editing it's movement in a 3D auditorial space. A lot of these sounds are likely recorded foley or different sound samples mixed together. If you notice the scissor sounds are often the same in videos like these.

I'm sorry, but you're wrong. You need to look up what ASMR is. It can be achieved without 3D sound, even without any audio at all. I think you're getting it confused with chills or tickles

@@acido44 while yes it can be achieved without sounds it is indeed those tingles and chills you say it is not

@@acido44 Not only that most people get it from sounds in high-quality 3-D sounds makes it feel like it’s in the room with you causing more people to have an ASMR response because it quite literally feels more real and does not feel like it’s coming out of headphones in your ear

Sameeeee!!! I got so scared 😂😂😂

I wheezed so hard on this part 💀

I got so many tingles tho

I shit my pants bro

I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE

"decades"

@@DWARFF0RTRESSeah um i know prople who are 30/40 who have listened to asmr for a really long time, and asmr has been around for like 2 decades soo it is indeed possible lol

@@spizgaczu asmr has been around for like 13 years, wouldn't call that "decades"

​@@DWARFF0RTRESS It's called an exaggeration, that's why some people say "I haven't seen you in centuries", it's not like they've been around for hundreds of years, unless... But I'm sure you understand.

@@HFBN2004 ?

😂

Ha ha ha😂

Hey there :> just want to say that we should not use The Name of our God’s Name in vain even if it’s abbreviated, just want to warn you c: Have a good day! 🙂

@@Disaster_0601 thank you youtube user “Disaster”, I feel thoroughly threatened and I’m not even the one you were talking to

​@@Disaster_0601 nah they were just doing a shout out for some random mexican guy

teh female voice around the 20 minute mark made me jump, haha.

​@@Disaster_0601they weren't though

How would you discribe asmr? I think I have had it before but just can’t tell.

@@theredknight9314 tingles! its kinda like shivers or even tickles, but nice, and relaxing to some. you get it when getting your head massaged by another person as well.

@@fragiledate oh so uncontrollable pelvic thrusts and and lower back tensing up is not asmr…?

@@fragiledate am I just weird then?

@@theredknight9314 that does seem odd, ive never heard of that! how interesting ... is it uncomfortable?

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@@calebthenickjrnogginfan4593 First reply to the first reply

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i never expected a dan and phil comment on an asmr video but yeah, i 100% agree

I felt the exact same thing and started searching out a similar experience and now I can't sleep without asmr

Omg I always go back to the audiobook trailer because it still makes my spine tingle!!

I also tried to find something like that and never could find something alike until this~ so happy

Same!

💀

I'm gonna try to stop listening to ASMR, but I would never recommend listening to it and falling asleep high, trust me I've done that before it did not end well 😂

OMG ME 2

Same 😭

uh hey nitwit! its more like 9:25, at 9:28 you don't hear it at all FOOL

Ye, the only reason I dont watch this channel is purely because of these random "scary/weird" moments. Shame, coz quality of the sound is literally perfect :/

Bro triggered my fight or flight I have never been so awake in my life😀

Me too

Sorry to hear, i can relate

thats something i can agree to as well :(

Yes, but don't feel the need to apologize here

Fr

i swear that audio must be stolen from that 3d head massage video

pffftttt 2137 lmao

Me too

Me too

I had to even pause the video for a min😭😭

My son just came in the room and spoke to me and I shit bricks cause I thought it was the video and it sounded just like him 🤣 🤦🏽‍♀️

Me too!!!!

same

Agree

there's also the plot and story with the others

Pretty similar to the virtual barber shop vid from 16 years ago tbh I wouldn't call it completely different or new.

@@AMicroBox this particular video, agreed but his audio experiences are pretty dope

@@AMicroBox same i swear i heard that audio before

Hey there :> just want to say that we should not use The Name of our God’s Name in vain even if it’s abbreviated, just want to warn you c: Have a good day! 🙂

@@Disaster_0601 gsh man, that mindset is not healthy

@@Golth1502 Hey, hope u’re having an excellent day… I pray that The Holy Spirit show you the words or feeling I can’t express or explain ❤️ I hope u encounter our God🙂 praying for u :>

​@@Disaster_0601 goofy ahh

Probably because there’s not a girl two inches from the camera the whole time

​@@1HourMemeslmao

​@@1HourMemesso you're saying only men and lesbians watch asmr videos?

and the guy in the beginning's voice is similar to the most recent video

It scared me shitless too

i almosr fucling died

@@user-vc6ei4ph1t LOL

Oh god I just skipped from 646 to that moment and it was like a possessed person type feeling , Whoo wee 😳💗 heart palpitations

Sorry, it was my pet cave goblin

Try looking for "background asmr" it's very similar to this. I use this type of asmr to help me focus while studying. Just enough stimuli to quiet the distracting thoughts, but its not too stimulating to distract me from studying.

Heather feather does this kind of 3d asmr the best! i love her “circle time” videos bc she walks all around you whispering and its so tingly

​@@yomama2376 I miss her

@@bean8335 I'm kinda jealous that you can really study with ASMR. I've tried it so many times, but I fall asleep almost immediately.

Part of the problem is that a lot of "asmrtists" and "asmr consumers" think asmr is just "relaxing sounds" and "hearing stuff in your ear", but it's hearing any sound near your ears and right behind you that triggers an ASMR response, and the transition from one point to another are an important part of enticing this response, but you'll see many ASMR channels just do "random sound all the way left", nothing, silence, "random sound all the way to the right", nothing, silence, "random sound all the way left", nothing, silence, "random sound all the way to the right", nothing silence, etc... Or just have sounds that trigger no ASMR response (like rain) but are just relaxing, or videos that don't have any 3D stereo sound recording which is needed to create the effect needed to have ASMR. Or straight up confusing "ASMR" with "Audio Roleplay/Narration". If there's any criticism this channel should get is that the sounds are too spammy and random, and a lot of them feel like they were picked just cause rather than being something that's likely to provoke an ASMR response. I'm not sure why some sounds "just work", but some do. I don't think there's any serious research that's been put into it. But if i had to make a guess, i'd say that sounds associated with comfort and "organic" sounds are more likely to have a positive ASMR response. Aswell as certain high and low frequencies, very short and brief sounds, repeating sound waves (fast or slow) and sounds that provoke a sense of heightened alertness/consciousness (making your brain think "is this something i should be paying attention to?"). Also good sound quality and certain effects (in moderation) can add a lot to the potential. A lot of supposed "common triggers" are actually pretty uncomfortable because of how they are made to sound, especially scratching motions, and touching certain fabrics/objects, but maybe that's just for people who are sensitive to sounds/stimuli (eg: i have ADHD and i hate the sound of rubbing/scratching on most surfaces and fabrices, it just gives me unpleasant goosebumps and makes me cringe like chalk on a board, simply imagining it is enough to have a physical response, or maybe it's an undiagnosed autism thing). And there's a misconception that ASMR is supposed to be relaxing, but it can be relaxing, stimulating (in a good or bad way), unpleasant, or arousing (yes, in that way). Ultimately the main component of whether an ASMR response is an ASMR response or not is the tingly feel you get in your spine/head. Best way to achieve it is find an ASMR content creator whose ASMR you enjoy, find a sound you like and a video with a lot of said sound, pick a calm environment, relax as much as possible and don't allow any distraction, close your eyes, sit or lie down in a comfortable position, make sure the sound is loud enough but not ear shattering/painfully loud, intensely focus on the sound, what's going on, where it is relative to you, and try to imagine the sound really happening next to you, and the source of the sound being present with you. Don't think about other stuff while you focus on the sound, almost in a meditative state. Also, the more you listened to ASMR and specific videos, the more you build up a resistance to the ASMR response especially with specific sounds, but that tolerance lowers when you take breaks. That's been my personal observations thus far, but maybe it's biased depending on what i respond positively and negatively to. I know a lot of people dismiss ASMR as some bullshit thing, or some weird ass fetish, or some bandwagon or whatever, but i don't just buy into stuff like this if it doesn't work at all, so i can confirm ASMR is a real thing at the very least, not that someone would have any reason to believe me, but still. I understand the scepticism, but it is misguided. Also yes, i know, "ASMR response" is redundant, but ASMR has been turned into a name/acronym, and not just an initialism.

@@Dice-Z holy shit man, you seem like you did a lot of research about this.

​@@Dice-ZWhy bro wrote a whole essay 😭

​@@elandiemmmmm because they know what they're talking about? i don't understand the point of your comment i don't understand

Lmfao literally me too then I skipped through the vid and got jump scared 🥲

WHOPPER WHOPPER

Lmao💀💀

Ja!

i also get that (as sm1 who doesn't rlly get tingles), it's like my lower back muscles tense up, especially to sounds like razors/a constant vibrating sound. i find it very interesting tbh

same. it was like too many things happening at the same time in high quality sound and it stressed me because it felt like when you're in the middle of a very erratic moment, a crowded room

Only 9 of us understand this reference. 😢

7:48 I think because it's random, it just stands out so much

the asmrtist could be wearing a wifebeater.

u don't hear that sound irl

@@soratenshi2847 u def do tbh

@@fragiledate no, your brain ignores it, unless you're purposely listening for it

@@soratenshi2847 obviously, but we have to take into consideration context here. for making the sound design of this video more realistic, adding the clothes ruffling would make this sound incredibly real. it would help the viewer feel transported to the scene, and would obviously add to the relaxing factor. with some sound editing, you could feel the textiles shift and move with the actor - behind, in front of, or next to the listener. the illusion would benefit the medium greatly here. i understand why the creator didn't add it though, it is very difficult technically, would take more time, or maybe they just hadn't thought of it! i think OP's comment is good critique and i agree with what they said. (also i didnt wanna add this as a reason bc it isnt but i definitely notice clothing sounds and ruffles in everyday life but maybe thats just me - after all my experiences r not universal lol sorry long comment btw)

It's one of the main purpose in asmr, besides getting you relaxed and sleepy.

lol

WHAT

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@@rxzLKhxljYI55KK ah right, thank you for correcting, english is not my first language ☺

@@Miuyamiu And also "Since I felt tingles" felt (past), and "Thank you for bringING it back"

@@rxzLKhxljYI55KK I'll keep that in mind, i'm still learning, thank you! 😅

Lmfao😭💀

still give tingle even though it scared the hell out of me 💀