Not your usual ASMR mukbang (in Korean)

There are people who like eating sounds and some others who hate them. But what if the eating sounds were actually made from the perspective of the ASMR artist, who tries to make some relaxing sounds by using food as a tool? I personally don't watch mukbang and I don't like videos where people eat a huge amount of food, cause it's wasting food for me and it has no meaning whatsoever. But creating sounds thanks to food is interesting. I also like to cook, show the process and then eat the food peacefully. Today, there is no cooking cause I eat seaweeds. But the sounds it makes is interesting. I've tried to eat once a time and then to whisper something or to make some sounds with some objects. You might give this video a try as it might put you to sleep even if you don't understand Korean or if you don't like eating videos. Who knows? You might also like: That's not what I've ordered! 🤔 ASMR 360 VR https://youtu.be/NNgiyvC82_M Thank you always! === SUBSCRIBE, it's free: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaVRk90IytEpDyw9hWNlq6g?sub_confirmation=1 === Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/2XTJpigAfCTwuAXPzqTQe5 === ASMR videos Playlist: French: https://goo.gl/Y6IdN7 Japanese: https://goo.gl/jF7ejM Korean: https://goo.gl/1OIMJS English: https://goo.gl/C861LY 100 triggers in 10 minutes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxO_OLJ5J2U&list=PLP6OgESYfxTv_f-e1i69bt3_WwT2dkXoh ASMR in 50+ languages: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLmeLUUf7Rc&list=PLP6OgESYfxTuSDi9G4DEESckvxGOfRqpR ASMR Triggers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QS4Yfq1e5I&list=PLP6OgESYfxTvJpZdfj3d947Jy8SkaaWFK