ASMR Calming WOODEN TRIGGERS 🪵🌳 tapping and scratching to help you RELAX (1+HOUR) | no talking

Hello everyone and Welcome back to a new video 💖 I hope you all are doing fine ❤️ Today's video is another 1h video again. I will be tapping and scratching on different wooden triggers. 🪵 I hope you'll enjoy the video 💞 🌙 Timestamps 🌙 0:00 - 4:00 Preview 4:00 - 5:05 Table tapping 5:05 - 9:27 cube (tapping) 9:27 - 11:46 cube (sliding through hands) 11:46 - 13:01 cube (scratching) 13:01 - 16:00 cubes (tapping) 16:00 - 18:29 chess board (fingertip tapping) 18:29 - 21:48 chess board (nail tapping) 21:48 - 23:16 chess board (scratching) 23:16 - 25:27 chess board (scratching fabric inside) 25:27 - 26:09 tapping on chess piece 26:09 - 31:14 chess board (fingertip tapping) 31:14 - 37:46 chess board (nail tapping) 37:46 - 39:02 chess board (scratching) 39:02 - 39:52 sorting chess pieces 39:52 - 42:21 box (tapping) 42:21 - 45:05 box (scratching) 45:05 - 47:35 box (tapping) 47:35 - 49:54 mini house (tapping) 49:54 - 52:39 mini house (scratching) 52:39 - 56:01 mini house (tiny taps) 56:01 - 59:44 tapping on tiny furniture 59:44 - 1:05:45 kitchen board (nail tapping) 1:05:45 - 1:07:12 kitchen board (scratching) 1:07:12 - 1:08:23 kitchen board (fingertip tapping) 1:08:23 - 1:11:21 flower pot (nail tapping) 1:11:21 - 1:14:10 flower pot (scratching) 1:14:10 - 1:14:37 flower pot (tiny taps) 1:14:37 Outro This ASMR video consists of tapping and scratching on different wooden triggers such as cubes, a chess board, or a self-made miniature house. No talking throughout the whole video. Use this video for relaxation, to help you focus during study time 📚 or as sleep aid 🌙😴💤 Use headphones for best experience 🎧 Thanks for watching and Thank you all for your support ❤️ ✨ Subscriber milestones ✨ 100 : 8th March 2022 200 : 11th April 2022 and in case you don't know what ASMR is: ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) is a physical sensation characterized by a pleasurable tingling that typically begins on the scalp, and often moves down the back of the neck and upper spine. You might be one of those people who experience this sensation regularly, but maybe had no idea that there was a name for it.