1970's ASMR | How To Run Your House Without Letting it Run You

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OH BOY lets shoot back to the 1970s, where housewives all across America didn't have Facebook or a subreddit -- but submitted their tips and tricks to this anthology of sorts!!!!!!!!! I love reading through ~vintage~ material to see how different and similar things were for generations past. It's interesting to see how what we learn nowadays is coming from pretty strong roots. (Not a single mention of house husbands or non-heterosexual couples, as if those simply did not exist just a few decades ago.... :-)) I'm glad to see things have changed but it's clear with this only being a few generations before us now, I'm sure there's many ways to go! When our kids and grandkids look back on the 2020s, I hope we have come even farther by then!
Anyway, aside from the social differences, it was really funny to read the tips and tricks. It was mostly "use this object as a different object". or "tricks" that to me were really....really self explanatory LOL. But entertaining to read nonetheless!!! I hope you enjoy!! I've gotten a LOT more requests recently to read from books, etc.; so I figgggured I'd be pretty safe copyrightwise with this one!
If any of your viewers grew up in the 1970s, I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comment section!! Is this book accurate to your experience of expectations from your mothers or yourself?
Sleep well, little housewives!!!!!! You have a LONG DAY ahead of you tomorrow!!!!!!!!!!!! !! ! !
~Gibi
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[@GibiASMR]

Yes, one side of my family is German!! My Oma and Opa moved here in their 40s. I just went to Germany for the very first time a few weeks ago!

[@jankoekebakker6312]

Holy shit thats so cool! I'm your Oma and Opa's country neighbour, haha. Greetings from The Netherlands 🇳🇱

[@raisn]

That's so cool! I haven't been to Germany, but I have been learning German for a few years :D I live a few countries away but I would love to go some day!

[@fervellas2.072]

Well as a neighbour neighbour greatings to europe (in case you live out of europe 😅, oh and by neighbour neighbour i mean spanish 🇪🇦)

[@TheDSProfi]

That's awesome that you visited Germany! I hope you liked it here :D

[@spurrthefur8938]

What were there professions in that very interesting time in the fatherland 😏😏

[@NaveedASMR]

She's the perfect person to watch if you're not trying to go to sleep but just trying to take a nap. I'm in a super noisy house right now and I am so relaxed

[@bjp1101]

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[@ranbooyt9357]

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[@wolfiethetimberwolf1363]

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[@KatieTassell]

Taking a nap isn't sleeping? 🤪

[@manvinagpal3101]

Ya

[@rex-racer]

There’s free time when you have kids. It’s just sporadic as with everything. At first, it’s when they nap. You can also take turns with your partner. Time with kids can be free time too-playing, reading. And then, all of a sudden, they’re older and doing they’re own thing a lot. Treasure the moments together, no matter the age. Put the camera or screens down sometimes and just live. BTW, I’m a child of the 70s. My mom stayed home until I was 10 before working part time. Before that, she taught violin lessons at home. She was incredible. She cooked, cleaned, did laundry, took care of my siblings and me (and definitely did the index card thing-addresses, recipes, vinyl records). My dad was great too. He worked all week, fixed up the house on the weekends, mowed the lawn, kicked the soccer ball with us. It seemed like the era of use more, repair more, throw out less. Feels like yesterday and a million years ago at the same time. I doubt you’ll see this since it’s way after posting and is among a thousand other comments, but if you do, thanks for the look back in time. Oh, and your mom’s earrings and grandma’s dress are groovy. You just need an avocado-colored fridge, some shag carpeting, and Ben in a wash-and-wear shirt with a big collar and a wide polyester tie (and no beard, of course-just the ‘stache).

[@frankienew6966]

Love this!

[@nekopoptart]

What is a wash n wear shirt?

[@rex-racer]

@@nekopoptart Good question. Wash ‘n Wear was a phrase used for clothes that needed little or no ironing, which was a big trend for men’s dress shirts that started in the 60s and especially the 70s with synthetic fabrics (like polyester) blended with, or replacing, the natural fabrics (like cotton).

[@bitequation314]

This book is basically pre-internet life hacks.

[@beelzebub9785]

True

[@valerie1982666]

Also a book she got from her grandmother

[@atheon4075]

Why did we start calling tips life hacks? Wtf

[@Midnight_Boulevard]

5 min crafts in a 50s

[@notifsforcommentsoffarguew7419]

@@atheon4075 cuz it is a life hack

[@444icicle]

at this point gibi could give us an asmr tutorial on how to build a rocket for NASA and i wouldn’t bat an eyelash

[@purple634]

same

[@JS-rv3et]

next video Tatyana. over sees rocket construction for your visit to your 11th summer home on the moon after completing space training

[@JS-rv3et]

@@gayjayy next video Tatyana oversees intercontinental ballistic missile construction. in retaliation of the museum removing your wax figure. co staring daisy

[@br-v388]

@@JS-rv3et Daisy is in charge of enriched uranium production

[@JS-rv3et]

@@br-v388 i dont like "daisys" voice but i think a daisy being a new hire like assistant in training being taught by Tatyana would be hella relaxing and by that i mean make you laugh so hard you get exhausted and fall asleep. maybe have diasy and Tatyana fight over how things should be done since both KNOW how to do things the right way.

[@kevinmandrile5074]

Book: "Here's a trick to use when the house is a mess and you hear visitors coming up the driveway: Run and put the sweeper in the midle of the floor as you were just beginning to clean, then you can relax and enjoy the visitors." Gibi: "I will be using that one thank you very much." Me: "Same! 😆 Why did I never thought about this before!? This trick is old but gold!" 😂

[@mikasanchez1003]

13:04

[@esla1885]

So put a broom in the middle of the room??

[@mikasanchez1003]

@@esla1885 yeah like get a broom and pretend you just started to sweep the floor of that room

[@abbiesmith8724]

Well you know people don't usually just show up at other people's houses without notice anymore so unless you forget that they were coming I don't know how much I would even use that. But it is smart

[@esla1885]

@@mikasanchez1003 ohhh, I think I'd be embarrassed if people saw our broom just sitting out but i get it

[@mushroomskateboarder1407]

this could be even cooler if it was a roleplay example: a tv show where a woman from the 1970’s has finally gotten enough signitures to allow the male dominated news stations to allow a woman onto the show, with her segment titles ‘How To Run Your House without Letting it Run You’

[@realmurtsy]

except that in the 70s she would need sigs. cus they have had those rights already

[@realmurtsy]

wouldnt *

[@scottspeig]

Great idea. She could then use a quiet but normal voice too which I prefer.

[@rat-dog7357]

Thatd be a cute idea

[@cozycami_]

gibi’s makeup in this is absolutely perfect. this book wasn’t nearly as bad as I expected!!

[@asmrjinta]

I think she so creative

[@As8bakwTheSage]

Yo, your grandma sounds hella cool like DAMN! An anesthesiologist?? Props! Cool to see her granddaughter being a productive person as well!! :D

[@brittanybowen2504]

I’m a stay at home mom with a 2 year old and 1 month old. Yes, Gibi these 70’s mothers are not lying when they say they may only have 30 min to themselves. I don’t even have that right now haha! 😂 This book has some genuinely good advice though. I’ve never been choked up by an ASMR video before but the lines“someday the house will be too neat when the kids are gone,” and “your best memories will never be of a perfectly clean home” got me emotional over here 😭

[@KimmyChi5]

I always found the 1920’s-1970’s fascinating. Even though there were a lot more stereotypes and everything was incredibly gendered and heterosexual only, it’s still very interesting to learn how these people lived in those times, and what it was like back then compared to today. And as always this was very relaxing and incredibly fascinating!

[@RestfulSleepASMR]

I think Gibi could make a great Fallout ASMR where she is a Vault-Tec saleswoman helping you furnish your new dwelling!

[@JamiJason]

Yes please 🤩🙌

[@rod4516]

Ooh that's a good one

[@sybilreichlan6117]

Please do this gibi

[@Dndragon55]

Yes

[@karolinakoziskova3634]

Oh my god yes please 😍😍🙏🏼

[@EyeofLamia]

I would love to see more ASMR videos from Gibi taking place in different decades 🤩 an exercise video from the 80s, maybe a grunge rock groupie for the 90s/00s etc.

[@aristidastankus8043]

My parents were born in the ‘70s and they remember this kind of ASMR from their early childhood years. 😂

[@aimeuhji]

"women really vary" gosh i could not stop laughing while listening to this, you truly are the best ASMRtist Gibi 🥰

[@macncheesetv9816]

I love the 70’s vibe, I would love to see your take on like a WandaVision video

[@marceline_rots]

AHH THIS IS SO COOL, GIBI YOU'RE ALWAYS THE MOST CREATIVE ASMRTIST

[@clotslurp]

Ephemeral Rift would like to know your location

[@andrexzn]

WHY CAPS I'M SCARED

[@mannym2419]

Honestly no one relaxes me more than gibi like her vids are so entertaining yet soothing 😌

[@juan9z]

I'm Brazilian and I don't understand anything you say, but I'm always here helping🦓❤️

[@formablesabb]

i love how he doesn’t even care if it’s raining, but it’s still relaxing!

[@ur_dead_5722]

*she

[@formablesabb]

@@ur_dead_5722 i think they use any pronouns

[@tkjt54]

Gibi's voice is a calm paradise to fall asleep with, Gibi's personality is so fun to stay awake and watch. My brain solved the dilemma by making me fall asleep and dream her giving funny comments to random stuff. 😂

[@auroralorenzoni]

it's freaking 2 am here in Italy and I can't sleep... I really needed this, thanks Gibi, perfect timing❤

[@tiaan8551]

The trick is to instead of running your house to walk it, it makes you the dominant force in the occasion

[@doggo9421]

Nah I be making the house do 200m sprints

[@thedarknessherself3454]

Yall run ur house? I just give it some cocomelon and it sits happy all day 🥰

[@janetclaireSays]

My first and last children are 20 years apart, with one in the middle (well, much closer to the first). Free time can be tough in the beginning but I find that many women tend to apologize for taking time for themselves. I never did. I always at least took the time to sit with a cup of coffee and book to read for about a half hour to an hour, whenever it fit in best, depending upon the age and schedule of the child.

[@petooooooooo]

After finishing reading Flowers From 1970 for the 3rd time I was surprised when I saw Gibi post a 1970’s asmr video-clicked right away :]

[@raviosshop]

i love your reading voice and the way you flip pages/hold up the book, it reminds me of being read to as a kid 🥺 (even if it involves johnnycakes lol) thank u so much for all your hard work gibi!

[@annparungao3380]

I really want a 1930 fancy conversation because I like that time period, plus try to make other decades, but this is optional,and you can do not that, so no pressure

[@claytonwood5796]

Hey Ann

[@quincy2661]

if you run out of ideas, you could always do a pov: you fell under the fridge and youre now part of the ice cube club

[@reggie9293]

Ephemeral Rift watching from the side: not bad, not bad....

[@ckchang-wg2lw]

Lol

[@sdarki2684]

Usually asmr videos are kinda boring other than get tingles or for sleep , but gibi's videos are really tingly , it helps for me to sleep and really entertaining or funny , so thank you soooo much Gibi , we love you :)

[@beta8308]

Hi Gibi!!! You probably won’t see this, but if you do I would just like to let you know that I really appreciate you (and Ben’s) awesome work. I have been a constant listener for about 3 years, through a few tough times, and you have been a safe place for me to relax always. Thank you for all of your amazing content, you are an inspiration and keep up the grade A work!

[@GibiASMR]

[@beta8308]

@@GibiASMR Oh you noticed! Thank you Gibi

[@leandrosousa6364]

53:05 - I agree. I think everyone have your own experiences. I'm curious what Daisy would say about this book, but I can imagine what she could do after read some pages... Daisy: " Oh well.....Let's see if this book can fly.....Ohhh! Looks like not. Let's read something else."

[@amelierose07]

Gibi is the mother of asmr

[@caylenmosley2990]

Yea, I remember The Gibi ASMR Show would come on right after Bob Ross back then. If y'all remember when she switched from cable to KZbin, you're a real fan!

[@rae99writer]

Not surprised a ton of South Dakota people -- born and raised there, constantly getting advice from family, friends, and strangers (even since moving to California).

[@GabrielaCenturionNeumann]

That moment when the 70s and the year 2021 meet when Gibi takes out her phone xD

[@sophieneumeister1825]

Love this video, Gibi! I can confirm that you lose most of your free time when you become a parent but you get used to it and you make it work! The ‘let people help’ advice in the book is a good piece of advice! I can tell you’re going to be an amazing Mum anyway because you’re so organised with your video prep and so disciplined with your video uploads xx

[@funnydylan9834]

I was born in 1999 but I love 1970’s music and I’m fascinated by the lifestyle of the 70’s. I love the vid, Gibi. Great job. 😊👍🏻

[@jfigandguitar1]

Your free time definitely goes away with kids, but not in a bad way. It goes from pretty unproductive time, to spending it with your favorite little people ever, that make you laugh and smile all day long. There is nothing better than being a dad, in my humble opinion. And once they're old enough, you get your hobbies back because it's what they'll be into hahaha 😂

[@djslick1632]

Anyone else watched one video of Gibi and wont stop watching because of the tingles and the nice feelings or is it me

[@richielavery2446]

Regarding free time with kids: My daughter (just turned 2) has a 2 hour nap after lunch then goes to bed at 6:30. So my wife and I plan our free time around that. But also super important to involve your kids in your hobbies I think! But yes it is more difficult to just take off for the day or whatever you used to do. More planning is needed 👍🏻

[@marcusolsen7484]

Am I’m just the only one who thinks that the intro is almost always the best asmr, in the entire video?

[@grayson853]

my wife loves your videos please keep up the great uploads :) she listens to you almost every night that she is able to get more than 6 hours of sleep. she constantly talks about how you are her favorite asmr channel.

[@VivaMarie]

Gibi I've said it before and I'll say it again... You are so creative!! Much love 😚😚

[@crystalflower6239]

OML save my earssssssssssss this made me sleepyyyyyyy and I feel like this is the best ASMR channel cuz the others I have found were loud.

[@crystalflower6239]

Fyi it’s a positive comment. GREAT JOB

[@animated_jojjo1434]

Who else thinks: “it was Agatha all along” (wandavision lol) 😂

[@depagogd1426]

Me

[@depagogd1426]

I love WandaVision

[@trixiewheeler3483]

@@depagogd1426 I Loved Wanda Vision, too! Scarlet Witch has been one of my top favorite females in the Marvel Universe; along with Storm & Elizabeth Braddock, aka Psylocke!👍😊

[@depagogd1426]

@@trixiewheeler3483 nice, scarlet witch is also one of my favourites, along with quicksilver and thanos.

[@thewanderingpond]

Being a parent comment: I have 2 (12 and 9) when they were little yes it’s a lot at first. You go from you focus to child focus and it’s an adjustment. But as they get older you find the “you focus” is able to come back more and more and it gets a lot easier! And like a million moms before me have said “the days are long but the years are short “ I would give anything to go back in time and hold my babies and toddles one more time (when you’re in it, it all seems never ending lol) but same time having older kids is amazing! You have people now who can take care of themselves and you can do so many fun and awry things with them. 😊

[@distraughtdiva8013]

The thing about kids is that you have to get them included in what you like to do. So it feels like you still have time to do what you want, just with a tiny little person that makes (almost) everything better. But also make sure to take time for yourself to be alone. I have an almost 2 year old and since she could stand up I've had her helping me with laundry/cleaning because keeping the house clean is important to me. But, she also sits and reads with me because I love to read. And I make sure to wake up earlier in the morning to have time to drink a cup of coffee and read before she wakes up because that's important to me. Kids are so much more work than you can imagine, but really do bring so much joy to every single thing they do.

[@GibiASMR]

bawwww. thats a great way to look at it!

[@kevaninthe4135]

Loved the details to have the era right, the hair, the dress and the effect of the TV turning on and off. Well done.

[@fubarecognition]

A roleplay for this would be great.

[@delaneynickell]

my first thought: flowers from 1970!?!?!?!

[@bryanbryan2968]

The thumbnail alone on this one slayed me. Thanks Gibi!

[@moonyblue1337]

I am OBSESSED with this one

[@misslyntheena]

Aww as a German this makes me so happy 😍

[@mohaimenamustapha2270]

I really love the way she whisper I think while Im started to lay down I didnt feel that im watching her in my dreamland. so tingly

[@queendani4059]

Aww my Grandparents on my Dad's side are Oma and Opa 💕💙

[@juandemarko8348]

This was awesome! Super nostalgic for me thanks for bringing me back to my childhood lol

[@freyjascats]

Things get easier with kids as they get older, but it sounds like you have a partner who helps out a lot, and that is a huge deal. If you can afford someone to come in and clean occasionally, even just to do the bathrooms, that helps a lot. I am a big reader, and I kept that up even when my son was an infant - I just read easier books (because I was so tired) while I was pumping and feeding my son. Returning to work after my son was born was also when I started drinking coffee. But he's five now, and I have a full time job, but I still have time for hobbies. I will say, my sister is a SAHM and her job seems much harder than the job I currently have, which is in an office.

[@kelleycurrier]

I felt the hamper suggestion in my soul. We now have 2! Best decision I ever made. Lol

[@CMLangman]

I think the book mostly applies to women that don’t work outside the home, and that is why the husbands are not contributing to the homemaking.

[@kelly-ellie3543]

I remember my mother calling my aunt or my grandmother almost daily when I was a kid. I wish it was the same now that I’m a mother. Everyone always just texts. It doesn’t fill that communication meter for me personally. But we’re a military family and I have a few other mom friends and when our kids have been crazy all day we will meet at a park and talk. It’s refreshing for me. Now I do, do most the house work. My husband is gone a lot though so when he’s home after a 14 hour day I don’t ask for things. Unless I’m the weekend. Or to take the trash out. That’s his job, taking the trash out 😂

[@CharleyASMR]

The tea kettle cleaning tip was giving me major 1800’s vibes 🫖

[@pythondrink]

Woah! This is like the best ASMR video I've ever watched! I love her reading voice n the whole costume n makeup!

[@katwaren3052]

Mom of 3 young kids. I am definitely feeling the tip about having a basket to collect toys in the kitchen. We have the rule that there shall be no toys in the kitchen. The youngest ones are too little to understand this... so they still bring toys in. It drives me crazy 🤪

[@rayne3040]

Me not being hetro or a woman: makes sense why I hate tidying

[@skelemoths]

i fell asleep to this video last night so went back to watch the rest and heard the part at the end…😶😂😭

[@lanigirognithemos]

It's a nice glimpse to how people used to live in the past before technology took over. I find it actually interesting. Kinda makes you understand the older generation's mindset. I'm also imterested in such stuff but for ancient history like how people lived 2000 years ago and what they did in their free time and such.

[@TheEliTepes]

Im exhausted and I need a hug tbh -a parent who is still awake with their toddler at 2:30am

[@Offbrand_Zuko]

The sound fromTapping on hardcover books is so satisfying

[@fernandobenavides2539]

Gibi really the Michael Jordan of ASMR

[@PralieneASMR]

One word: YES! 😍😍

[@maximyles]

I don't think the women realise who valuable and scientifically accurate this content is. I'm hearing Stoicism "Focus on what you can control" Daoism "A little bit of dirty is good for you, dont overstress on being clean" even tips on managing your Dopamine " Do the most dreaded tasks first, and schedule the hardest tasks with the times of day you have the most energy". AND meditation in there "Go for a walk every now and then, clear your mind". This is brilliant stuff, as humans we know how to be our very best, its instinctive.

[@thegreatarcanist890]

I like the old TV effect around the border

[@unfathomable3434]

I have forgotten about these things called books I thought that these were lost relics referenced in video games only

[@AuriofTheHooligans]

Found out that Gibi does YT ads for Honey. Never knew there was a downside to adblock until then.

[@lizardofoz8289]

Turn the resolution to 480p. DO IT.

[@ndallas724]

SAHM of 3 with #4 on the way... It's tough but rewarding to be able to watch your kids grow but it can be lonely as your alone time is GONE! Unless you have a husband who helps give you alone time... mine Is at night when everybody's sleeping but I'm also a night owl and as humorous as this book it's interesting

[@atashgallagher1631]

Can I put down Adderall and panic as my organizational strategy? or is there just an "other" box?

[@4F_G]

It doesn't matter what the intro is agreed just always relaxing

[@havila33]

I loved the nostalgia. Great content per usual! 😁

[@Zuzu-_-]

I love this video its so satisfying I don't regret subscribing 😁💖 I am lacking sleep a lot because of school and this helps

[@tanaya1030]

If u set your quality on 244p and phone on comfort view it gives more of the 70's vibe

[@momkiasmr2923]

Wow Gibi looks killer in the side bangs, cant decide if she looks more 70's housewife or 80's rocker, especially with the little blonde streak! Love it either way

[@remcoir7675]

wait, she said opa and oma (8:32) , this is dutch for grandma and grandpa. I have never heard anybody say it in english, does somebody know if this is commenly used?

[@bigknight202]

It’s not used in English but it’s the same in German and she said she has german ancestry.

[@kaylzpretz4107]

It's also what we in South Africa use for "grandma and grandpa" in Afrikaans.

[@MurmuringMoonASMR]

I use it too for my grandparents, but I have German ancestry too. I know quite a few other people who use it as well and they do not so I feel it's becoming more common in America.

[@YourFunkiness]

I'm a stay-at-home dad so I'm sifting through this looking for advice. (By the way, just like marriage was hard, but worth it, kids will be hard, but worth it. My wife and I have one and we're already working on a second.)

[@GibiASMR]

hahaha let me know if you heard any good ones!!

[@VirtualFeats]

Bell icon!! Love it when its a new Gibi video ❤️ Thank you for this!!! Sending love from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@cheatsbakessalts9233]

This may sound weird but stay with me here… ASMR MAGIC Just me? Ok

[@Cornbread_]

I think a sleigh is something that gets pulled (like Santa's sleigh) and a sled is something you ride down a hill with nothing pulling it

[@GabrielaCenturionNeumann]

You don't need to explain that the 70s were a different era, Gibi. That book is nearly half a century old! We understand that it was meant for a woman in a nuclear family, don't worry. Either way, the tips for homemaking are useful weather you fit that profile or not :) Edit: Oh, you said the same thing right after I finished writing this and went back to the video, LOL! "Great minds think alike"? 🤭

[@blinkengenes9789]

Gibi can u do a sensitive mic video pls

[@SteveDice21]

Ngl, that 70s haircut looks amazing.

[@missaliasaurora]

Parent here. Came to say it's harder than people make it look. Having my daughter made me a different person. I thought I'd just be myself, but I'd have more stuff to do, like changing the baby and feeding her and stuff. What I didn't expect was that I wouldn't feel like myself, that I would have PPD and PTSD, that I would work harder than I had ever worked in my life and that I would never stop thinking about her, where she is, what she needs, what she's doing, and how to guide her to grow into the person I want her to become. I think the show that best showcases the real feelings of having a new baby is The Let Down on Netflix, but I have yet to see anything that I think represents the feeling of having school-aged children very accurately. Maybe it's because once the kids start having personalities, the experience is much more varied.

[@EmilyHeartsCookies]

OMG, so stoked that you actually did the video on this book. Thank you!

[@kreepymorty]

i got the Gibi honey ad before this video lol

[@juliadesl]

Ugh! This makes me glad that my mom had a career in the 70’s. Who thinks it’s amazing that her grandma’s dress fits her like a glove.

[@claytonwood5796]

Hi Julia

[@ur_fav_aroace_enby]

YAAAASSSS BEST ASMRISTTT

[@juberyahmed2882]

GIBI U LOOK LIKE JUI CHAWLA (INDIAN.... ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL ACCTRESS) WOW ☺️ so Lovely #the Thumbnail Pic of yours that I was Talking about ☺️😊

[@stevensauls2013]

I don't hear a lot of people calling their grandparents "Oma" and "Opa" but it brings back some good memories. 😩

[@withlovegrace]

Love the vibes of this video 🥰

[@OrginialAngelOfLife]

"How to incorporate airplane and car nosies into your videos" a book by Gibi.