This just shows how good she is at doing what she does. She’s so flexible in terms of doing what people request, half of these she didn’t know what the person meant but still made it relaxing.
its not like they were asking her to tap on air the requests were things people would find pleasing to listen to so it would not be hard to make a video on peoples requests
This may sounds crazy- but imagine a role play where we are the wall in an apartment. We get tapped on, painted, furniture moved in front of or around us, measured maybe?
I absolutely love when the ASMRist puts stickers on the camera until we can't see then slowly pulling them off. I've only seen ASMR Darling do it and I keep having to replay that part of her video. If you did this trigger, I would quite literally scream.
@@rosehansen9573 Absolutely! I love the combination of the sticky sounds and visual triggers. The videos are by ASMR Darling. 1. ASMR in a Pillowfort at 18:15 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Og0kB3aMNx8.html 2. ASMR Visual Triggers with Mouth Sounds at 30:00 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WHfqVftro7o.html 3. ASMR Valentine's Day Triggers 29:07 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AZdEUYoLgKQ.html 4. ASMR Relaxing triggers to Help You Sleep 10:15 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wGL-e6eC6AY.html
Hi there Montana! if you would like to check my Chanel ASMR for people who can’t sleep I have done this for 3 hours if you end up finding me I hope you enjoy!!
@@maddystewart3247 Hi Maddy! I went to your channel but I don't see any videos! I'm not sure if it's a problem on my end but I'd love to watch your video!
I just thought of this… Get a canvas and some paint, cut a hole in the middle to fit the camera lense and paint the canvas with the mics close, such that you are “painting the viewers face”. Could be cool:)
oh someone did this and it sounds amazing!! i'll find the link for the video :) edit: found the video!! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-e5AXM0d4u_I.html
My favorite part isn't even the sound. It's when you ask us if you can do something, and make us feel like we are with you. It's super sweet, and makes me feel so comfortable
“Steel bookcase” I really thought she was going to say she went to Office Depot and bought an entire metal shelf and she was going to scoot it into frame
There’s one part in Latte ASMR robot cleaning video where she’s using this metal dental pick on the camera and it accidentally makes this metal on metal squeaking (i guess) noise and I love those kinda sounds the metal on metal soft (squeaking sound)
I don't know if it's a rare trigger, but I love the sound of cards being shuffled. I'd love to see a video of the 'worst rated palm reading' character doing a 'worst rated tarot reading'!
"Eyes closed ASMR" is a concept that i absolutely LOVE! So far (I believe) only VisualSounds1 ASMR has made a on video on it, but basically you get the background really dark and play with light triggers very close to the camera so we can literally watch with our eyes closed but still sense the light moving around. It be awesome if you did a take on this too 🥺❤️
The aggressive tracing was surprisingly tingly for me. I'm always down for new and/or rare triggers. Kudos to all those people who come up with such imaginative ideas, and of course to Gibi for always delivering perfectly. Sleep well y'all 💕
I love it so much! I could feel my eyes closing immediately. The chaotic nature of the visuals + sounds as a combination was perfect. I could watch a whole video on that. *passes out*
Saying “under your eye” and moving your hand quickly in a swiping motion under the viewers “eyes”. Life with Mak did in in an old video and it’s my fave
@@mashajerkovic6393 it’s called I think “ASMR Personal Attention “May I Touch You?” Whispering” something like that. She does the “under your eye” near the end
One of my favorite triggers that I don’t see often is straightening out a stack of papers and filling them together. Idk why but it’s very nice and satisfying, and also the sound of paper is nice.
Paper related sounds are my favourite, and also dried, flattened leaves 🍂📖📒 I save all kinds of paper, different textures and thickness etc and keep them in a stack, filed within a sheet of tri-folded player. Some are slightly crinkled too, others are folded, some have been tea-stained, others are from paper bags or package wrapping.
I had this idea that i really love of like “underwater” asmr, where it wouldn’t be actually underwater, but you’d have like a low-pass and some wave noises, and maybe some other effects to give it an underwater feel. I also like the idea of transitioning in and out of this with some background conversation noise, which become much quieter when you go underwater. as if you were diving underwater in a busy pool.
It would be really cool if you were able to lay the camera flat on a table looking up, and then propping a glass sheet on some books or something above it. Something like the glass they use for the anime glass paintings. Then you could actually paint on us with the rollers. It'd be satisfying if you did it until the glass was covered evenly. The noise too. Heaven.
Couldn't tell you which videos it was in now, but I've definitely seen ones where they have something covering the camera and then tap on it or spray onto it. Never seen one with painting though.
Audible: 0:00 Intro: 2:39 Covering the camera: 3:40 Spraying a mist of water over a candle: 7:13 Tapping on steelbook case: 12:27 Painting over the camera: 16:46 Crushing eggshells: 21:34 Aggressive tracing: 26:55 Palm scratching: 29:25 Rubbing a matte object: 31:12 Counting while inhaling: 35:47 Putting necklaces over head: 38:34
My first experience of asmr was when I was a young child and I’d watch my cousin drawing, and the sounds of the pencils on paper would make me feel so nice. I later learned I’d loved watching her draw because it was giving me asmr. So I’m so with you on that one
My favorite rare trigger I never see for more than a few seconds in videos is finger circles. It’s where you trace slow circles in the air with your finger and then fast circles and then slowww and then fast. It gives me crazy tingles every time!
The candles was amazing 🤩 especially the last few as you got the hang of it and the crackles lasted longer. I’d love a whole video of that, like a mix between tapping/describing and then lighting/misting. 🕯💛
i LOOVED the counting near the end, i love asmr that’s like a role play but it’s like the viewer isn’t even there. basically just talking to yourself quietly
I always found it visually satisfying when my teachers would take messy stacks of paper and tap them on the desk and lightly on the borders to straighten them out. Finally they would staple the perfectly aligned stacks!
I think the "covering your eyes" trigger is the ASMR equivalent of putting a blanket over a bird cage and they go to sleep xD It doesn't give me ASMR but it's really soothing and calms me down for some reason.
I like the sound of static. Like when you touch the screens of old tv's, brushing your hand on static-y blankets, pulling static-y clothing apart from eachother, static on balloons, ect.
A super specific trigger I love is tapping/scratching the back of a D&D 5e book, like the players' handbook or DMG or any of their other 5e books. The back is part glossy, part matte, and it sounds great
future specific triggers: 1) shaver sounds, specifically the one that hair cutters use on the back of your neck. The sound shouldn't be too close to the mic, but if you could make the sound come from behind the camera (like, behind the viewer's POV), that would be wonderful. Even just like 30 seconds of moving any electric shaver type thing back and forth, up and down, like you're shaving the back of someone's neck/the edge of their hairline (esp for guys), that would be wonderful! 2) spraying the mic covers with a spray bottle, up close and personal for best sounds. There was a segment in one of your videos from back in the day, All Up in Your Ears Part 2, where you sprayed the mics from a distance, and then got progressively closer until you were spraying right next to the mics. That up close sound brings me *major* tingles, and it's one I don't see enough
Thanks Gibi for being an ASMRtist, I've been watching your videos for 5 years now (almost every night) and they never fail to relax me. I rarely add comments but I just wanted to say thank you because your job is actually making such a positive impact on many people's lives, including mine - I just had a panic attach remembering my grandpa's death story and then when I clicked on your video I calmed down immediately just because I'm so used to watching your videos to relax that they even help me with big panic attacks which is incredible. Thank you!!
I come back to this video for the wiggles so often. I love the sensory books and the fast pace is one of the only triggers that’s actually given me tingles. I watch ASMR every night for nearly a year now and I’ve only gotten tingles a few times. Definitely would love to see more of that! Tracing is my favorite trigger
A really specific trigger for me was in the “Removing Pointy Objects/ Cleaning up the mic” video. When you fiddled with your mask at the beginning it was one of the few times I’ve actually gotten tingles!
I am just going to say that Gibi always comes out with amazing content that is always worth my time. For the past couple of days I've been having really messed up thoughts and these videos are helping wash it all away so I just want to say thank you for making all the amazing content you do
this sounds like something that'd be more common but i have yet to see it anywhere -- scratching a stretched canvas or something with a similar texture is just... so good.
I love when someone massages crinkly objects like a pack of pasta or something, so you get the visual trigger of the massage motion and the audible of the crinkle
Ultra rare trigger: I like when you tap stuff like cork coasters, phone cases and hard surfaces like that really slowly, like almost not even touching it!
The best trigger I’ve seen for such a long time was the one Gibi done and it was the telephone call trigger but with the specific telephone audio... don’t know how to explain it! But that one!
the effect on the audio to make it like a telephone is called "band-pass filter": the low frequencies and the extremely high frequencies were completely muted, leaving the most relaxing ones
This will probably never get seen but I absolutely need a full video of the aggressive tracing! Such a perfect mix of visual and audio triggers, and something about it is so tingly. Here’s to hoping Gibi makes a vid for this one day! She said she enjoyed it so maybe there is a chance.
The paint roller was really relaxing and tingly! but I think with a darker background would be better because it was a little jarring with the bright background, still loved this as always Gibi!
I love it when there’s like a tub of water hovering over the camera and you put like pop rocks and other stuff in it and you just swirl it around above the camera and it crackles and is a visual trigger as well the relaxation 🤌
The people who narrate audio books are so so talented. It’s really nice to be able to do other things while listening to a good book. I also found one one of my favorite book series through audible.
one of my favorite triggers: tapping on empty/hollow objects (wood, cardboard, pastic, etc) with the pads of your fingers. as well as sticky tapping with the pads of your fingers!
the covering your eyes thing, especially with a brush that makes downwards movements, with a warm, dark background, makes me so damn sleepy and i love it.
I have rarely seen this trigger and it's super specific: the asmrtist looks at me (the camera) with a very focused look, like observing small details and glancing around my "face". The first time I saw this trigger was in your face exam video, where you're wearing the black choker! I love it!
I just recently listened to the song of Achilles and it’s just… wow. Heart wrenching. Beautiful. World shifting. It felt so?? Authentic?? Like it felt relatable and still fit within the context of the ancient fictional setting. Which is a fucking hard balance. Like wow.
That tracing part was insane, for some reason it was like giving me "sensitivity" in real life, like when you, for example, rub a rough towel with dry hands. It wasn't really tingles, but it was very odd for me lol.
A couple that I thought of: tapping a mason jar full of water. Also one of my favorites that’s kind of weird is choosing things. You have a bunch of things and have to pick one or two. Like stickers or papers or coins or something. See moonlight cottage steampunk optometrist or moonlight cottage: cosy basics, making a Christmas wreath. So tingly. And so hard to find for more than a few seconds
One of my favorite things is in one of you personal attention videos, where you say "Close it up." and you say it around our heads, it gave me the MOST tingles