Intense Ear Heaven | ASMR w/ Q-Tips, Tapping, Rubbing

Some of my favourite triggers, mainly featuring the Q-tip. 0:45 a lot of Q tip action. 14:11 stroking mic with tissue. 18:28 Ribbon. 20:24 Scarfing around. 22:53 Silicone phone case, tapping it on mic. 24:16 Using pen to scratch and tap case. 27:02 Rubbing and tapping case with Q-tip. 28:28 Tapping case with fingers. 29:40 more Q-tip on mic. ❀PATREON:   / asmrattack   ❀FACEBOOK:   / asmrattack   ❀PAYPAL: [email protected] ❀TWITTER   / sarah_chunks   ❀TWITCH   / ladydangerr   ❀UPLOAD Schedule Wed, Fri and Sun (I try to at least) :D ❀WHAT is ASMR? Firstly it stands for Autonomous sensory meridian response. ❀''What on earth does that even mean?!'' Err, you can ask Wikipedia for the answer to that...BUT I can tell you what it does to the body, although sadly not everyone experiences it. I say sadly because it is a NICE sensation, so if you get it, just enjoy it! Basically it's a tingling sensation ranging anywhere from the scalp (where I get it) to down the back, though suppose you could get this feeling anywhere! ❀''This is some sexual fetish though, surely?'' NO. The majority of ASMR lovers don't watch these videos to get sexual pleasure from it. But let's face it, there are a large number that do. Us creators aren't clueless about this, I'm sure we just prefer not to think about it. While others take advantage of that. ❀So that brings me to the most COMMON question of people who don't understand ASMR: ''Why are you whispering/speaking so softly?'' Cause it's relaxing, duh :D There are so many things that can trigger ASMR, what one person may find tingly, another may find extremely annoying. Mouth sounds are a great example of this (slapping, chewing, crunching etc). You either love it or hate it. ❀More 'triggers': Whispering/speaking softly. Crinkling paper or a plastic bag, or anything else that crinkles! Page turning. Tapping wood, plastic, card...again pretty much anything that taps. Water sounds. Stroking stuff or rubbing sounds (Q tips along a mic for example) ❀Or visual stimuli: In real life I have experienced this through watching people clean (like dusting, polishing windows etc). The repetitive motion of the hands I suppose it is. So hand movements, finger fluttering. The sound and the movement of someone stroking the pages of a book as they turn. There are so so many, I couldn't possibly name them all without boring you to tears. So if you don't get ASMR, that's fine. But let the few of us that do enjoy it :D