ASMR 5 PM LoFi Challenge

Challenge rules are below. This is the first time I've recorded with just my phone audio - wasn't sure how loud things may or may not be and it is unedited, so beware of loud noises. I think it should be safe... but not positive. I mention possibly flipping the video, but it actually does record in stereo, so if I flipped the video, the sound would be flipped. And also, then I couldn't say it was unedited! :) If you'd like to see what I make next, hit that subscribe button! And don't forget about the bell! 😁 Tea for Two (Challenged me - thank you! :)    / channel   I challenge (and please check out): Bryoni ASMR:    / @bryoniasmr   Criss ASMR:    / channel   Red ASMR:    / @redasmr7598   fastASMR:    / fastasmr   They are to do the following with no specific release date required: On any day, pick up your phone or camera at exactly 5:00pm (set an alarm to remind you on said day if needed) and film a LoFi ASMR video with NO mics, NO set ups, NO professionalism using ONLY what’s around you for exactly 20 minutes. You must do this WHEREVER you are at that moment! Nominate five creators to do the same! (OOPS! I only nominated 4! FAIL!) Karuna Satori (Started the Challenge):    / karunasatoriasmr   I mentioned BagleDogsASMR:    / @bageldogsasmr   ___________________________________________________ I have an Amazon affiliate link! Click to support me if you plan to shop at Amazon anyways! https://amzn.to/2wnrCJk Camera - Canon T5i: https://amzn.to/2TmHHrz Microphone - Blue Yeti: https://amzn.to/3aphfU7 Memory Card: https://amzn.to/2Trqwpb Tripods: https://amzn.to/2IgxbMt ___________________________________________________ What is ASMR? Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response. To me, it's a really cool sensation that some of us get in response to some auditory (sound - whispers, tapping, hand sounds) or visual triggers (hand movements, watching someone focus, draw, paint, etc. or personal attention). For some it's a tingling or vibrating feeling often felt in the head, neck, shoulders, and/or back, and can change based on different triggers. It can feel like a brain massage or just a relaxing feeling all over. Many people use ASMR to sleep. I use ASMR mostly for work - it helps me relax, block out distractions, and focus (usually, sometimes it's a distraction, but at least it's a relaxing distraction!) I've tried to use it for sleep, but I end up actually staying awake because I love to listen to it and can't help but watch. BUT, I hope my ASMR helps those of you who use it for sleep, just as much as it helps someone using it to just relax, zone out, destress, focus, or bring down some anxiety.