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ASMR Twelve Things to Trigger Tingles

770 views · Published 5 April 2018 · 59:58 · Indexed 4 November 2026

Channel: Wandering Whispers · 2018 · People & Blogs

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Hi Wanderers,
In today's video I use twelve things to trigger tingles. Lots of whispering, tapping, scratching, cloth sounds, and plastic sounds.

0:00 Intro
0:46 Plastic bag of sand 
5:15 Plastic bag of moss
10:27 Pop Rocks
15:45 Pencils in plastic case
21:15 Plastic Brain Mold
25:15 Water Balls (without water)
30:40 Feather
35:41 Fat Donatello Plushy
40:00 Wooden Bowl
45:30 Jar of Mini Dice
50:15 Rabbit fur
54:33 Leather Gloves
59:25 Remember to keep wandering


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ASMR, Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, is a relaxing, sleep-inducing, pleasurable sensation on a person's skin, usually felt in the regions of the scalp, arms and back. It has been described as a feeling similar to “goosebumps”, but in a very positive manner. ASMR causes the person to feel “tingles”, which is the goosebumps feeling on their skin, leading to a sleepy, calm state of mind and body. ASMR is known to have helped thousands of people fight insomnia and stress all over the world. ASMR can be triggered by various stimuli, such as specific sounds (popular triggers include scissors, page turning, plastic bag crinkles, whispering, fabric scratching etc) or visual triggers such as hand movements, examination of everyday objects, close attention, light movements and so on. Each person is triggered by very different things, but the sensation itself is the same.

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