ASMR 4 Triggers (Plus Some Hand Movements)

Hello! In this ASMR video I make sounds with 4 triggers, whisper a little, and even though it's not common for my channel (hehehe) I add some layers. There are some hand movements at the end as well. I hope you enjoy! Triggers in this vid: 00:29 La Croix Can 03:08 MP3 Player 06:17 Game Case 11:55 Mutant Disco Ball with Purple Rubber Spaghetti Pieces Dangling From It 16:45 Hand Movements and Hand Sounds Thank you for watching and for all the support! ~ You can also find my ASMR on ~ Spotify: http://bit.ly/marnospotify Apple Music: http://bit.ly/marnoapplemusic -------------------- I ended up cutting out a lot of rambling because I started 75 thoughts and never finished them. Here's some stuff I was trying to say: *La Croix has some new flavors this year. One of them is Mojito. I drank 8 cans of this Mojito flavor and I still don't know how I feel about it. It tastes like someone took plain sparkling water and put a stick or two of wintergreen gum in it. I don't hate it. Just confuses me more than anything. The designs for the new flavors are pretty cool. The imagery is enough to make you want to look at the can without it feeling forced. Does that make sense? I don't know, but I see you, La Croix designers. **I've been trying to "raw dog" reality (not use my phone) more often. I kind of like going for a stroll without my phone, but I really do not like being at the gym without it. So, I bought an MP3 player. Funny enough I've been going to the gym less, so I have barely used it. I'll probably get back to the gym soon. I just kinda replaced it with AA for now. Insert *Kids cheering sound effect* Also, it turns out I missed the whole mp3 player process - Searching for and downloading the music, organizing folders on my laptop, and transferring the songs. It's obvious in hindsight, but effort/delayed gratification makes you appreciate things more. ***(EXPEDITION 33 SPOILERS AHEAD) Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is an RPG that came out earlier this year. I just got around to playing it last month. There's a lot to say about it, but here's the first few things that come to mind: It's a game about loss and grief. It hit particularly close to home, not only because I've lost many people in my life, but because I tend not to grieve properly or to take an eternity to do so. I do not like goodbyes and I do not want to accept when something is over. I even chose the *bad* ending because I wanted to allow Maelle to stay in her fantasy and I wanted to stay there too. The story, the music, the world building, the pacing, the dialogue, the acting, and gameplay all come together to create a genuine masterpiece. I don't think I've been as invested in a story and its characters since I was a teenager. The dialogue was very natural and I kept expecting something to feel forced, but it never did. The story went from intriguing to funny to heartwarming to heartwrenching at a pace that continuously kept me engaged. I love the addition of parrying in an RPG. Esquie is the goat, and Maelle had these gutteral yells during combat that I'd like played at my funeral. "I too am whoo, but I'm also whee, so the whee balances out the whoo" made the corners of my tiny little lips reach each of my ears. I think I could spend a silly amount of time dissecting/praising it all, but I'll leave it at that for now. ****I'm tempted to type out an analysis on the purple rubber ball, but I should probably publish this video. Thanks again for watching. If you read all this, comment "I have agency over myself and I am commenting out of my own free-will." As far as a PERSONAL life update goes: I've been going to AA regularly. Insert *Kids cheering sound effect* (again) Having people in your life that relate to what you're going through is a very good thing. Highly recommend. I guess that's all for now! Au revoir, mon ami!