ghost

One of my friends committed suicide last night. The reality is still setting in.

Strong agree. I love that entire single.

This song is underrated af. 

Hearing the sample for Grief makes we wish they'd go back to more straight forward song writing. Just tighten down on better riffs and gut out all the boring fluff. The repetitive lackluster chugging they've been using since DSS is getting oooold. 

Fuck, I don't know what's wrong with me but being single is really getting me down lately. It seems like no matter what I try literally no one is interested in me. Doesn't matter if it's meeting strangers in public, dating apps, or trying to get closer to friends who are potential interests. 

Keeping myself busy with personal projects and events has helped but it's not enough of a distraction. Is there a pill I can drink that just drains my emotions out within 24 hours and allows me to go about my life normally? Cuz fuuuck.

Fuck, I don't know what's wrong with me but being single is really getting me down lately. It seems like no matter what I try literally no one is interested in me. Doesn't matter if it's meeting strangers in public, dating apps, or trying to get closer to friends who are potential interests. 

Keeping myself busy with personal projects and events has helped but it's not enough of a distraction. Is there a pill I can drink that just drains my emotions out within 24 hours and allows me to go about my life normally? Cuz fuuuck.

I think I know who you're talkin about 🍒

If you know you know my dude *wink* 

So I noticed there wasn't a thread for this yet and I thought, "I can't be the only person that listens to ASMR".  I doubt there's anyone that doesn't know what this is anymore, but in case there's someone out there that has never heard of ASMR, it stands for "Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response", or basically a tingly sensation you get in response to audio or visual stimulation. 

I started watching ASMR videos around 2015 when they were still relatively new and there weren't a ton of youtubers doing it. But now there's a huge influx of ASMR artists and all kinds of categories. It seems like a lot of early ASMR-tists focused a lot on role plays like "a day at the spa" or "visiting a doctor", but nowadays I've seen a lot more channels of people just experimenting with sounds. 

Here's a list of some of my favorites:

【希乃】のんちゃんねる
 
 
Latte
 
 
Puffin

I've seen a lot of people dismiss ASMR as some weird fetish or creepy interest, but a lot of the appeal for me IS in the fact that it's relaxing, good for falling asleep to, and seeing people do some pretty creative things.

What are some of your favorite ASMR-tists and triggers?

I think I know who you're talkin about 🍒

Bruuuuh.....bless this thread 🙏
 
I first found ASMR by accident when i was trying to look for some relaxing videos like soft spoken reading. Sadly, the first channel I stumbled upon has deleted their videos, but I found a lot more that I enjoyed, and now there are days when I absolutely need ASMR to help me relax and sometimes help me sleep. Although it's since brought up a cancerous community of either the same copycat roleplay vids, people turning ASMR into a complete fucking joke, or camwhores eating their mics (sick fucks), and I can understand why some people might be weirded out by it (men whispering isn't exactly a tingle for me), ASMR is actually helpful to a select number of people and expands on people's creativity when it comes to experimenting with sounds or even practice on filmmaking.
 
I watch Latte's videos a lot too! Her voice is very cute and she makes a lot of effort in making her videos look as professional as possible, especially recently. Speaking of filmmaking, Goodnight Moon is one of the best. Her voice and fall aesthetic are very relaxing, and she definitely creates videos with an original story such as her Babblebrook series. She also makes vlogs of her trips that are just as relaxing to listen to (with chill acoustics in the background) while watching the peaceful scenery.
 
 
Angelica is another ASMRtist that I've been enjoying lately, although I found her through a meme circulating around on twitter which leads to the video below, which is actually quite funny. I don't watch her as much as I do others, but she has quirky ideas for her videos and some of them come across as meme material, but they come off very original and tongue in cheek and she tends to portray historical characters, speaks in a soft-spoken voice rather than a whisper, and sometimes does bilingual (english/spanish) videos.
 
 
PPOMO is another Korean ASMRtist I really like. Her videos are so high quality and she experiments with a lot of sounds. She also does a lot of roleplays and has even done some cute funny videos as well.
 
 
I also really like hatomugi. Her videos are basic, but they're always made high quality and she's even put out an ASMR CD which can be listened to on iTunes, Spotify, and can be purchased from Amazon or Village Vanguard.
 
 
Somehow I always lump her in with Karin ASMR. Karin's videos are lower quality but she has a nice voice and I usually enjoy her videos a lot more. She's been doing ASMR for a long time.
 
 
ASMR Surge is one of the few male ASMRtists I like. His videos are extremely high quality and are focused mainly on unique sounds from military MREs, various objects that aren't common in ASMR videos, etc. He also likes to tell stories of his life in the video descriptions, such as when he got his Commodore 64.
 
 
Cosmic Tingles was the first real ASMR channel I got into. She basically does anything from roleplaying, relaxing gameplays, weed, cooking, meditation...she does it all.
 

Ear eating ASMR is awkward but I have no problem with people who enjoy it 🤷🏻‍♀️. I also have no problems with Camgirls or whatever. Everyone is allowed to do it.
 
Sexual ASMR should be reserved for PH or Reddit not YT

This is weirdly relaxing. Shrek is love, Shrek is life.


I love joke ASMR videos
 
 

Anime ASMR is wild

I don’t listen to ASMR that much anymore but I loved the roleplaying ones a lot. 
 
I’m not gonna say which ones cause the ones I liked were wild af

This is weirdly relaxing. Shrek is love, Shrek is life.


I love joke ASMR videos
 
 

I don't watch many ASMR videos with people. My favourite channel is ASMR Rooms, she does a lot of Harry Potter themed cinemagraphs (images with small animations, particle fx and sounds). There are quite a few channels doing that kind of thing now with different ambient themes. Of course, the most famous sound is fire crackling, but I think it's overused. Homey/nature sounds boost my productivity and concentration when drawing or writing. I'll link a couple of my favourites below. 
 
 
I used to think  those mukbang asmr videos were gross, but then I fell into the Instagram hole of accounts that just compile snippets of videos in that genre. I got addicted, not only for the sounds but because I also love food and it's a good opportunity to see/imagine what certain things taste or feel like. I've been on an Instagram detox for a month now since I was spending way too much time watching people eat. 
 
 
edit: ignore the double text 

My favourite are nature noises and gentle white noises of machines such as air conditioner noise, airplane cabin noise, or train noise. 
 
 
 
 
 
 

So I noticed there wasn't a thread for this yet and I thought, "I can't be the only person that listens to ASMR".  I doubt there's anyone that doesn't know what this is anymore, but in case there's someone out there that has never heard of ASMR, it stands for "Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response", or basically a tingly sensation you get in response to audio or visual stimulation. 

I started watching ASMR videos around 2015 when they were still relatively new and there weren't a ton of youtubers doing it. But now there's a huge influx of ASMR artists and all kinds of categories. It seems like a lot of early ASMR-tists focused a lot on role plays like "a day at the spa" or "visiting a doctor", but nowadays I've seen a lot more channels of people just experimenting with sounds. 

Here's a list of some of my favorites:

【希乃】のんちゃんねる
 
 
Latte
 
 
Puffin

I've seen a lot of people dismiss ASMR as some weird fetish or creepy interest, but a lot of the appeal for me IS in the fact that it's relaxing, good for falling asleep to, and seeing people do some pretty creative things.

What are some of your favorite ASMR-tists and triggers?

So I noticed there wasn't a thread for this yet and I thought, "I can't be the only person that listens to ASMR".  I doubt there's anyone that doesn't know what this is anymore, but in case there's someone out there that has never heard of ASMR, it stands for "Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response", or basically a tingly sensation you get in response to audio or visual stimulation. 

I started watching ASMR videos around 2015 when they were still relatively new and there weren't a ton of youtubers doing it. But now there's a huge influx of ASMR artists and all kinds of categories. It seems like a lot of early ASMR-tists focused a lot on role plays like "a day at the spa" or "visiting a doctor", but nowadays I've seen a lot more channels of people just experimenting with sounds. 

Here's a list of some of my favorites:

【希乃】のんちゃんねる
 
 
Latte
 
 
Puffin

I've seen a lot of people dismiss ASMR as some weird fetish or creepy interest, but a lot of the appeal for me IS in the fact that it's relaxing, good for falling asleep to, and seeing people do some pretty creative things.

What are some of your favorite ASMR-tists and triggers?

"It's not summer if your tongue isn't blue"

This is pretty epic.
 
 

Gesu… lol.