If you are new to the term ASMR, it means autonomous sensory meridian response. It is a tingling sensation that is felt on the skin from audio or visual stimulation. There is an unusually good feeling when watching or listening to ASMR. It is very calming and relaxing that some fall asleep to it.
There are a verity of ASMR triggers. Triggers are what cause ASMR to happen to you and for each person it differs. Here are a few listed types.
Audio
Whispering or talking in a soft voice
Eating and crunching of food
Cooking food
Opening packages
Turning the page of a book
Visual
Crushing of an object
Squeezing Slime
Dissolving bath bombs
Perfectly cutting into an object
Glazing a donuts
In a tech review of a wireless speaker, our host ASMR King speaks in a very soft voice that may trigger some of you viewers.
Did you notice yourself feeling calm or start to get sleepy when listening to him? If so this will be your ASMR trigger.
The next video is a visual stimuli using kinetic sand
Have you found that oddly satisfying? Those perfectly cut smooth sand.
ASMR triggers can happen anywhere anytime from listening to watching. Next time you start to feel a tingle you've just experienced ASMR.