@'ASMR Husky':

Hey, it's me!

I really like ASMR. ASMR means "Autonomous sensory meridian response". It is about a state of complete relaxation or tingle that begins on the scalp and moves down on the back of the neck and upper spine. Certain triggers trigger ASMR, such as sounds like a particularly gentle, whispering voice, the sound of rubbing hands, the sound of removing adhesive tape, or even visual and physical stimuli. Particularly successful ASMR videos sometimes have over 3.5 million clicks on Youtube. These are numbers that some YouTube stars don't reach with their videos.

I actually watch videos every night before bedtime when my girlfriend and I do not sleep together. I especially like haircut, tapping and scratching videos.

See you around!

ASMR Husky

Hi, welcome to the community!
Thanks for sharing your story!

Hi there,

I've gotten exposed to ASMR about a month ago, and I fell in love with it!

I had a stressful day time job that made me very anxious everyday. I couldn't even relax afterwork. I couldn't even relax when I'm not thinking about work. I had headaches from time to time, yoga did help but entirely(I don like to meditate, I fidget a lot).

I stumbled up on ASMR on a online article, I watch some ASMR vids. I felt better instantly, the pressure on my nose and head was instantly lifted, I can finally stop thinking about anything, and was at a serene state when I listened to ASMR.

That's when I decided to make ASMR videos!
I want to help other people to relax, like how ASMR did for me.
In a world full of chaos and there are many reasons to be unhappy or worrying, a little ASMR might help your day.

Let me know how you stumbled up ASMR!

Hi all,

I'm a new ASMR video creator and I'm looking for ideas for my next videos.

Anyone have suggestions or specific content that you would like to see in the whisper community? Please leave a comment below.

Also, which sounds triggers your tingles the most? Is it whispers? or tapping sounds? mouth sounds?

Let me know!

A blue yeti microphone is probably needed, although I started with my apple headphone mics.