ASMR Ear To Ear Whispering & Rambling YOUR Tingly Words | Over 1 Hr

Aye! Y'all, I think this is the longest video I've recorded! No cap, I was tired and almost delirious at the end, lmao. It was late! Get your headphones and allow me to whisper, occasionally soft speak, and intermittently brush in your ears, as I ramble on about the words you all submitted! This was fun! I hope you enjoy ;-)

THE LIST OF WORDS:

Popcorn
Ichthyology
Super
Grateful
Bubbles
Sarah
Tingles
Solitude
Travel
Loneliness
Cats
Javi
Entanglement
Luminescence
Safe
Accreditation
Sticky
Abundance
Didgeridoo
Pompous
Happiness
Supine
Serendipity
Relax
Frisk
Pistachio
Jupiter
Cake
Iridescent
Manifestation
Ocean
Grass
Love
Ghost
Rejuvenate
Systematic
Water
Pickles
Wealth
Von
Sensational
Success
My
Sleep
Yellow
Beach
Phenomenal
Meditation
Bae
Music
Eloquence
Is
Coconut
Cambrian
Pencils
Voluptuous
Ducks
Skeptical

PS - Some of you submitted words after I shot the video. I will do another and will include your words! Feel free to keep submitted on that post (on the community tab).

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What is ASMR according to me:

Generally, it's when I effortlessly become relaxed and (most often) sleepy when someone whispers, speaks softly, and/or makes random noises with objects. An intense feeling of pleasure, identified as "tingles" (tingling sensation) can occur. Depending on the content, I feel inspired afterward, similar to if I were meditating. That is, when I wake up, lol! Generally, the overall experience is euphoric.

-TheVelvetWhisperer

What is ASMR according to wikipedia:

"Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) signifies the subjective experience of 'low-grade euphoria' characterized by 'a combination of positive feelings, relaxation, and a distinct static-like tingling sensation on the skin'.

It typically begins 'on the scalp' before moving 'down the spine' to the base of the neck, sometimes spreading 'to the back, arms and legs as intensity increases', most commonly triggered by specific acoustic and visual stimuli including the content of some digital videos, and less commonly by intentional attentional control."

- Wikipedia