Your Asmr makes me go somewhere else, distracts me, calms me down and captivates my senses! That is amazing! Thank you, Rebecca! I'm very happy to have your videos to end my days! 🌹😜👍
So relaxing great video. Thank you. I enjoy how real of an experience you make each video. Very personal which makes the experience relatable and more calming and relaxing. You are awesome!
I honestly love your videos! They give me so much tingles💕 when I first saw this video I had to stop what I was doing just to watch it! Keep up the good work❤️
@@ASMRRebecca You take me to another world with your asmr and that in itself makes me at ease with the world, not just that you absolutely stunning in every single video or yt short that i see of you xx Plz plz plz plz keep this up, It is TRULY AMAZING
Gosh your asmr videos always gives me tingles. I became your fan since the covid testing thingy. That video always in my downloads videoooo thank you!!!
Sorry for such a strange comment under an asmr video, but maybe smb can help me with a thing. I'm studying English and there were rules about using all of these another / other / the other words. And as I understood, in case if we have only 2 objects, we should say THE OTHER for the second one. Like the other hand (if we have two ones). However, here Rebecca doesn't use the and says just OTHER hand, other side. My question is: is that ok to do so? Maybe I got the rules wrong or native speakers don't care that much about rules. I'd be very happy if you help me, please 🙏🏻
You got the rules right. Spoken English can be very sloppy and that's normal. When she says "ok and other hand", your English tutor would expect you (you specifically, as a student) to say something like "Okay! I'm done with this hand, now I'll do the other hand." However, if she had said it that way it would sound weird, especially if she said it that way every time she switched hands. I'm a native speaker, but not a language expert. If I had to guess why 'ok and other hand' sounds better here, I would say it's because the timing of the spoken words matches up better with her actions, whereas if she said the full sentence I gave, she would have to wait until she finished the sentence before switching hands. If she said the full sentence *every* time she switched hands, it would feel like she's explaining the process to a child.
