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Scratching ASMR channels

Scratching ASMR uses nails on textured surfaces, fabric and the mic itself. These channels feature it often, usually in fast or layered trigger videos.

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    Gibi ASMR

    5.2M subscribers · 2,013 videos

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  3. ASMR Your Hair is Yarn 🧶✂️ Giving You a Wooden Haircut (camera touching, personal attention) 48:29

    Jocie B ASMR

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  4. #asmr Intense Tingling Triggers that Melts the Brain / Blue Yeti Pro #shorts #asmrshorts 01:49

    Coromo Sara. ASMR

    3.1M subscribers · 746 videos

  5. ASMR | Ear-Melting Taiwanese Foam Ear Cleaning | Scalp & Brow Gua Sha Heaven 47:29

    ShiliTV

    2.8M subscribers · 184 videos

  6. ASMR for People Who NEED Strong Tingles Right Now (No Talking) 52:07

    ASMR Bakery

    2.2M subscribers · 1,268 videos

  7. 【ASMR】推しの水感スクイーズ、全部袋から出してみた💧MofuMofu Room #スクイーズ #PR @MofuMofuRoom_official 02:56

    benio店長 / ASMR屋さん

    2.2M subscribers · 567 videos

  8. ASMR Slow & Sleepy Face Touching🥱💤 32:40

    Latte ASMR

    2.2M subscribers · 320 videos

  9. Did You Guess the Second One? 01:53

    Nanou ASMR

    1.9M subscribers · 1,031 videos

  10. Happy Halloween 🎃 #asmr #asmrvideo #asmrshorts 01:41

    ASMR Miss Mi

    1.6M subscribers · 2,078 videos

  11. ASMR | a very unnecessary but very tingly mic test 22:50

    edafoxx ASMR

    1.6M subscribers · 1,331 videos

  12. ASMR Lush Unboxing 🫧 DEEP Ear Whisper, Lid Sounds, Scratching, Tapping & Sudsy Soap for Sleep 💤 01:12:48

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    1.4M subscribers · 255 videos

About scratching ASMR channels

Scratching channels feature it often, usually next to tapping and other texture triggers. Many of these creators favour long nails and a close or binaural mic, since the trigger depends on fine detail.

Uploads often focus on one material at a time, such as a foam mic cover, a textured phone case, fabric or the bristles of a brush. Long nails give a sharper, more detailed scratch, while fingertips and soft tools sound gentler. Some creators scratch directly on the mic, which makes the sound much closer and louder than scratching an object nearby.