~.~ 3 Different ASMR Triggers for You ~.~ Let me give you Brain Tingles (Soft Spoken 20.000 subs!)

[@chrismac4441]

Okay, so I'm watching a Samsung Galaxy S4 "unboxing" video and realise that I looove the sound of the box opening and the plastic inside scraping against the box. Strange. So I look up "paper scrunching", thinking it's a long shot...and today have discovered the world of ASMR. It is a fascinating subject. Thank you and hello from Scotland :)

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

Hello Chris :D Welcome! I'm happy you found us, the ASMR community :D Have fun and I hope you'll find more videos that you like and thank you for watching :D Love ilse

[@Alexandra-rb7ju]

I remember watching this video when I was a lively, 20 year old full of life. Now I'm freaking old. Oh well. We still have ASMR to make us happy.

[@alexaf.3158]

You're 27, you're not old. :) You might feel that way, but biologically speaking, you're nowhere near old.

[@mookieandsnuggles4251]

I know you’ll probably never see this but I was 11 when this vid came out and now I’m 20. Do you have any advice for someone who just entered their 20s?

[@shoaibakther1453]

Im 22 years old. Rn

[@Terra101]

@@mookieandsnuggles4251 Stop thinking about your age and start thinking about the now, enjoy life now because that's the way it should be enjoyed :)

[@loveart510]

Find myself always coming back to this. One of the most soothing and relaxing ASMR videos EVER!

[@loveart510]

When I was a child (1982-83, I was 4 or 5), my mom had a set of bowls like the one you are using. Totally cool to see you have one! Maybe it's a reproduction. Either way, it's totally visually nostalgic for me. :)

[@xXxLirianOlendilxXx]

This one is one of my favourites! I cant believe its uploaded since 2012 wow ive been following you for so many years! I miss you and your videos and your whole style! I wish you would come back with weekly uploads so we can see your beautiful face frequently again!! Sending you love! Thanks for being a soothing friend in moments of anxiety and insomnia for all these years ilse 💜💜

[@Fireslingerpirate]

Love this video every time I watch it. This video in particular is awesome because in the silent parts you can hear the clock ticking and that combined with the ASMR helps me fall asleep every night. Thank you very much :))))

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

You're very welcome and thank you for letting me know that you like this one a lot :D

[@sule0098]

Wow 7 years ago! Felt like yesterday! I love this ASMR video. I hope you keep up the good work!

[@InfiniteLaundry]

I dread the day somebody uploads an ASMR video with a jump scare in it.

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

lol well it's not going to be me I think despite the fact many people asked me to :P

[@daniellel02215]

So true!

[@asalvador30]

LOL!!! InfiniteLaundry I share that fear. I can just imagine being nearly asleep and zoning out then all of a sudden a flashing picture of a zombie comes up and a sharp scream. That would be cruel!!!

[@Papa7Bravo]

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[@xcremedy8969]

I bet she's gonna do it now..... Shouldn't have shared that

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

You can submit your requests to my website

[@rileyparis7874]

This is probably one of my favorite videos of yours :) especially the hand washing part, and I agree they should invent technology where you can smell through the computer screen. Keep up the fantastic work. :)

[@jordanKINGalexander]

I'm a typical college student who waited until the last minute to write a four-page essay. Needless to say, I'm a bit stressed and upset with myself for procrastinating. But then I found this. I immediately turned off my lights, lit a candle, and had this video playing in the background. I'm beyond relaxed right now. My favorite part of this is the water droplets from the handwashing part. This was incredibly relaxing, thank you so much. You can bet I will be watching your videos much more often

[@TheYarnaholic]

Ok this one zoned me out so far that you could have programmed my brain with weird commands like "when your boss says good morning to you, just spit on his shoes" LOL

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

EYEAMSHEEEE Hahah I know what you mean ^_^

[@solutionnumber9]

You seriously have the most relaxing voice I've ever heard. Thank you for the time and effort you put into your videos. It's much appreciated.

[@LovelySoundsASMR92]

Does anyone know what happens in the last 20 mins. of this video? I never make it that far before passing out :P

[@habrank14]

I love the sound of the ticking clock during the hand washing segment. Brings back soothing and happy childhood memories. Great video. Thanks!

[@onewhoeatswindows8280]

Nice video! I was falling asleep until I dropped my tablet on my face... oh well. It did help, though.

[@OurSpecialAlbum]

I love this so much

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

Thank you :)

[@sarahhill8650]

You always put much thought and time into these videos. We all appreciate that so much! Must be a powerful and wonderful feeling to know that you are able to help so many people. Thank you!

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

+smoot235 Because it hasn't been researched what ASMR is and why people experience it and others don't. That's the reason why there aren't workshops or ASMR live sessions as far as I know.

[@tellusastoryplease]

Are any of us EEG techs? Normal EEGs have several elements, and one is deep relaxation, where the client is asked to recall a very pleasant memory and begin falling asleep. Some people ask for assistance in conjuring up a perfectly serene and tranquil thought. It would be easy to put you on a projector in the EEG lab. All you'd have to do then is get them to sign a study release form, so we could collect a pool of data showing the electrical changes in their brains during your video. You could compare that to the results from those who thought of their own peaceful, relaxing moment, and then you would have science. By the way, places like Germany and Sweden are very liberal with their diagnostic equipment. I don't know about Canada. But in a city such as Toronto, you should be able to find a private radiology lab that charges fees out of pocket to anyone wanting a test that is not requested by a doctor. Those are the labs that would be most likely to agree, once we find a video that will trigger most of them within twenty minutes. It doesn't take that many results to turn a theory into a scientific finding, but 100 would be a good start.

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

Jonathan Palmer Thank would be very amazing and it's a very interesting idea! The problem is, because everyone is different test results of just me wouldn't be enough to make it a science would they?

[@tellusastoryplease]

The Scientific Method is a recipe to make anything into recognized science. It calls for lots of note-taking, then observation of the subjects, then making an educated guess as to how they will behave in in experiment, then you do the experiment, and gather all our data. If it matches what you thought would happen, you publish your findings and notes so that another scientist can use the same exact steps you used to reproduce your results. If your he gets the same results you got, then it becomes full-fledged science. Depending on how you set up your experiment, you may not need EEG's. It will be a lot of work, though. And I suspect that is why it hasn't been done. Most people are too busy working to make money, and do not have time to contribute to the scientific community. But the ones who do are recognized in Science and History books forever. How cool would it be to score that kind of fame?

[@tellusastoryplease]

You can even experiment with group A, B, and C. For instance, I hypothesize that people who learn best by looking at things will be have Asmr triggers that relate to hearing, and that people who learn best by hearing will have visual triggers. There is group A and B. Smell is another possible trigger, and is strongly linked to memory. So maybe people who have a really hard time learning would be triggered by smells. There is group C. Not every difference needs to be it's own group. You just have to find out why each of the things that are different are different. Most of the time, there is some sameness that unifies groups of random unrelated things. For example the blocks I sent you are all different. Some are, big, some are small, some are cubes, some are cylinders, some are triangles, some were measured in the inch side of my ruler, some were measured on the millimeter side. But they are all sanded smooth, all varnished, all arrived in the same box, and all made of pine. So you have a pretty good idea the same person made them all.

[@tellusastoryplease]

it would also have to be a test that you could perform on people without them knowing what it was for. The person performing the test must not be able to influence or know the results, either. This is called double-blind, and ensures that your results could not have been changed by the subject(s) or the tester.

[@xnamelessfacelessx]

p.s. the salt/paintbrush videos are the best ever. i can't thank you enough. i have pretty bad anxiety/agoraphobia, i've even been able to cut back on medications for sleep and anxiety, and been able to fall asleep on my own, watching these. you have no idea how much you help.

[@fksbhsajsbsn9958]

This is such a good ASMR vi..... ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzZZZZZzzzzzzZZZZzzzzzzzZZZZzzzzzzzZZZ

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

Thank you :)

[@fksbhsajsbsn9958]

OH MAH GAWSH YOU REPLIED!!!! AHHHHH :D

[@Sorrowablaze]

After all this time I still think part 3 of this video is my all time favorite ASMR video. The way you subtlety slide, then slap down the cards is just total bliss. Love you Ilse, you are the best! It's hard to believe you have only been at this 2 years, seems like so much longer. You really changed my sleep patterns, which is a big deal. I truly am proud that you are starting to get recognized in mainstream media, I feel like a friend of mine is getting famous!

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

Thank you Charles for your comment :) I have the feeling I'm doing this a lot longer as well! Time really went fast! That is very sweet ^_^

[@Anthonys_S]

Watching this in 2018... how far you’ve moved on in the asmr world and in real life so to speak Ilse , what a journey 😊

[@hunterturner8930]

This has to be the weirdest thing I've ever seen in the sense that I actually started to feel incredibly relaxed after only 2.5 minutes. This in incredible. You just gained a subscriber!

[@kbeezer]

Agreed: we had an old wall clock that used to gently tick-tock like that. I didn't realize how calming it could be since I haven't heard one in ages. It really adds something to all the other (excellent) triggers! Thanks!

[@kristenglenn7026]

I know this is an older video but I just love you Ilse...you are warm,real,kind hearted & oh so soothing in all of your videos! Thank you for all you do! Much love from California ☀️

[@salinalynn8836]

I remember this was one of the very first ASMR videos I ever saw. I never forget it. I love this one so much!! It's so so perfect

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

I'm very happy you like it that much :D I have that too with the very first asmr videos I found :D

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

you people are so sweet and supportive :) i'm very happy with you all and thank you for feeling that way about me

[@alanoodalhajri9662]

You are such a gentle human being! It's amazing! Its like you were born for "ASMR" videos! Thank you so much!

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

Thank you sweetie

[@chrisish]

Your voice is something. I could listen to you talk about anything for hours, you have that kind of voice. Thanks!

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

Thank you very much :D

[@bigballs12pl]

Still love this video to this day 💗 Always come back for the nostalgia of old ASMR and that sound of ticking clock which remind me of my grandmas clock in her little cottage in the mountains.

[@PerfectlyUnperfect25]

This was actually like the sweetest comment/reply I've ever received on youtube. just for that I will definitely check out more of your videos and share them because you're such a lovely person and your comment made my day!

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

because it's for relaxation, this is a relaxation channel for sounds and whispering/soft speaking

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

ASMR is a tingly sensation that makes you relaxed :)

[@MsMoe2007]

I love your videos so much! Thank you for being with me when I fall asleep every night. I have insomnia and panic attacks. You bring so much peace to my soul.

[@jlemasterlver2012]

I'm so greatful for you IIse I have been very stressed out lately.your videos have helped me tremendously I've actually been able to sleep peacefully for the past two months because of you. Once again thank you for your wonderful videos :-)

[@giftedangel1024]

Not only did this give me wonderful spikes of tingles, but the first video segment made me realize why I loved bath time as a kid

[@salinalynn8836]

You along with asmrvids are my absolute favorites! So relaxing and calming....also I wanted to mention that I love when you do videos (like this one for example) and I can hear traffic going by every once in a while. I just imagine a warm summer night with the windows open. Your amazing and beautiful. Thank-you for your time and commitment to the asmr community :)

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

i know and every day it blows my mind!!! i'm so so grateful!

[@ilvdonho]

I love the sound of the clock in the background. It goes well with the handwashing.

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

thank you very much hun!!! yes i have a whole playlist with whisper videos and i do have a soft spoken massage video as well ;) I know what you're going through hun, i can relate to it.

[@7thsign68]

BETWEEN YOU AND MARIA,THE HAZY SEA, AND PIGSBUM .......YOU GUYS ARE PIONEERS OF THIS EFFECTIVE RELAXATION INSOMNIA CURE ! THX ALOT !

[@MJ24584]

i have three of your videos playing at once.each of them at a different volume level. it created amazing nonstop asmr effect. thank you.

[@BestAtNothing]

I looked up ASMR, very interesting. I didn't know there was a definition for the tingles you feel in your head from certain stimulus. I usually get it from songs I really like, that are emotionally impactful. Sometimes that spine tingling feeling will accompany it.

[@Skavoc]

I just came back to this after almost a year and I realized this was my first ASMR video ever. Felt like reliving the past; I'm just now realizing how excellent this video is!

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

Ahww thank you! that's really cool :D

[@ChaosSimmer]

My friend recomended you because i was having issues with sleeping. MAN! i am glad she showed me you! You videos are so soothing and its so much easier to sleep now! :)

[@DomR1997]

Ah, the classics. A real throw back.

[@jonmcd123]

The clock ticking in the background along with the cars passing by are soothing.

[@ACEINGMUSTANGS]

Your videos are amazing, just today i've gotten in a car accident, got the bad news that i couldn't run in a track meet that i've been training for, and your videos have definitely helped me calm down.. Thank you so much.

[@Mikeyboibange24]

Your officially the LAST voice i hear every night before i close my eyes,i cant get enough of your video! Keep them coming im very grateful for them & to be one of your subcribers!

[@NancyLake444]

Thank you for the special type of calming and healing work that you do. Is your family supportive? I hope so.

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

You're welcome!!! yes unintentional ASMR experiences are very nice and i can imagine that you thought that intentional Triggers might not work but i'm happy they do!!

[@KathyMeyer444]

Your voice is just SOOOO amazing!!! Your soothing voice is just amazing! A video of you speaking in this soothing slowish way with you talking about maybe a trip you have been on (as I know you have traveled a bit in your life). That would be AWESOME cuz I love learning more and more about you!

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

you're more than welcome!! and thank you for your support hun :D really happy about that!!

[@bananapuddings]

oh my gosh, the hand washing is so relaxing! i haven't been able to finish the video because i keep falling asleep~

[@Smilthy]

Amazing video! The little story about you asking if you could have a straw for your drink was very cute :) I bet you still love having a straw with your drink. You are a sweetheart, thank you for sharing your talent!

[@johnabbott2527]

Amazing video. I remember having head tingles when I was a kid. I never really consciously though about what it was, it just seemed to come at random times, so it's great to be able to use these triggers. Thank you for these lovely videos.

[@iamandagoodroad]

Oh my goodness.... I stumbled across this video. This kind of stuff puts me to sleep, I've always loved to become so relaxed with natural things as they come along, but I would have never thought that these kind of channels existed. So very thankful... You're wonderful =]

[@DennisSantos]

I love the shadow puppets cast by your hands. Intentional or not, they really enhance this (yet again) relaxing video.

[@caitlinfreestone1375]

I loved this video! I absolutely hate hearing noisy cars outside my home, but it's the most relaxing thing when I hear cars in this video! The clock reminds me of my grandmother's house(: the carpet touching was wonderful as well. Thank you and good job :D

[@xnamelessfacelessx]

omg!!!! FINALLY!!! thank you so much for these videos!!!! i started noticing this when i was a little kid while watching someone painting. it's so weird, but i can't stop watching these now :) mmm.. it's brain candy for me. lol.

[@Tracy040907]

Ilse, this is my favourite video that you have done, Gave me lots of tingles. Thank you for your hard work and dedication.

[@dani7402]

I love the card section, especially the tick tock in the background! Thanks Ilse!

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

I'm really happy you're not ashamed ;) It's just a feeling that is amazing and i'm happy you found us on YT :)

[@QUINCYGRIDIRON]

I was so excited to see this video pop up as a KZbin top 10 suggestion today. I sent an email awhile back to the Today Show in New York suggesting that they do a piece on a ASMR because I feel strongly that this should be discussed in the mainstream media. Perhaps this video will be enough to grab someone's attention, congrats!!!

[@deceptakhan420]

Haha same here! Watching my Dad paint models, my Mom brush her hair or do gardening would put me in a trance. Thanks youtube for helping me figure it out. Now that I can 'trigger' it, I must resist watching these at work, like right now.

[@scottyboy8187]

lots of tingles in this video the sound of the water is soo relaxing. thanks for this and sweet dreams

[@NancyLake444]

I also use these videos when I write and study. With Grad School, Psychology no less, there is stress. Love Ilse's videos.

[@mrexacto]

And we love you Ilse! So glad you're here an making videos. Thank you again.

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

I think so too :) good to hear! Yes i really try to especially with the trigger videos :) thank you!

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

Welcome to ASMR videos and the effects that they have on some of us :D :D Yay!!! So happy they work for you hun, very happy :D

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

it just happened but more people seem to enjoy that :) that's so awesome!!

[@RetroDre]

I always get tingles down my sides or back, whenever i listen to your videos. They are good tingles to haha.

[@lshaw303]

The wet bubble noises, nearly fainted! Soooooo amazing thank you

[@aileenzina6720]

I've watched this video so many times. Never get tired of it! You are such a lovely person, Ilse! ^_^

[@that_kat9203]

I remember this was the first asmr video I ever watched and I love it so much I watch literally everyday

[@EffinGenius5350]

So relaxing. I listen to you after school and when I go to bed. I sleep like a baby.

[@vanessarayfox]

I had NO IDEA I would love the hand washing so much! wow! love it!

[@Breebaby88]

I am so glad I have found you! I love this sensory feeling, I always have and I never knew it was a thing. Glad to see I am not alone and I can't wait to reeeellllaaaxxx! Thanks!

[@Dr.Pepper001]

I am 66 and have had ASMR feelings for 30+ years. Various things set the feelings off; e.g., I have an audio cassette tape and at the end of the talk, the listener starts hearing someone sanding, probably a piece of wood. The sanding lasts around 15 minutes. It mesmerizes me. I used to listen to the tape just to hear the noise, and enjoy the euphoria it would give me. What a shock to now know that this has a name (ASMR) is a recognized phenomena. The role play is new to me. Still experimenting.

[@TSLCompany]

Hi Ilse, I just watched this video. Thanks for making it. As soon as I heard you played the straws, I got this idea of you playing with straw, fold it, make a loop at the end with it, dip it into a bubble maker solution and blow into the loop and make bubbles (that's how we play bubbles in our country rather than playing with a pre made bubble maker). It might be messy but just the thought of it makes me giddy. Hehe

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

TSLCompany That's so cool! First time I heard about doing it in that way :)

[@lilljack98]

Ur such a kind and caring person its hard to belieive youre human

[@BlGOLAF]

I'm somewhat in the same boat as PerfectlyUnperfect25. It's pretty much impossible for me to have any ASMR triggers/tingles unless someone is actually physically touching me, but I still find these types of videos miracle-workers for relaxing and falling asleep. So, thanks to Ilse and all the other ASMRers out there!

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

Yes a lot of us do :) So good to hear hun and thank you for subscribing! Much Appreciated!!!

[@BeautyAngelAsh]

You seem so awakened, enlightened....good vibes, idk what these videos are about for I just found them on KZbin but I like it (:

[@XoliverX47]

Great video, I have an anxiety issue and this helps a lot. Ive been stressing doing a huge final assignment and had writer's block, but your video helped me concentrate and now I'm on the way to a great mark!

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

i'm glad you found a new one! and thank you very much :D love ilse

[@Lotus52833]

It's thanks to people like you that this world is made a better place :) thank you so much x

[@pandoraswar]

this is still my favorite asmr video and never fails to put me to sleep, thank you so much!

[@superapetit]

I love the first part, water sounds, soft lighting and your dress.. very cute and very relaxing

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

Thank you :)

[@whycantipost]

The beginning was great for me. I have eczema on my hands and they are a source of embarrassment, so imagining a long, attentive hand massage is very tingle inducing :)

[@MrGreen333111]

so positive you even evoke a purple lightsabre to your right - well done

[@cassandraelle9955]

Hi, Ilse, I have been watching your channel since you have posted this video, which was one of my first ASMR KZbin experiences. I am so happy I found it again and so happy you are still creating content. Thank you for all that you do 🙏

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

Hi you! Thank you so much!

[@b1ea7n]

You totally made the stress of the day just fall away. Thanks so much

[@delatrizx]

hi! i'm back again! :D the handwashing gave me mad tingles. the soapy sounds..wow. top notch! definitely need to sleep early today! could you do a whisper video with your voice sounding with the effect like your intro? your intro always makes me tingle! could you also play with marbles/glass beads/chain necklace and apply butter on toast/crush toast bread? i know it sounds weird but i watched such a video and omg! never thought i could get tingles from toast D: thanks ilse! much love!

[@kelleystauch9443]

Dear Ilse, thank you for all that you do! Thinking about you at this time, praying you are not directly affected by the recent Malaysian crash! Love all your videos. ❤️Kell

[@fatcristie]

I suffer from extreme anxiety, listening to your videos relaxes me...and helps me so much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you!

[@acknowledgepresence]

an hour of listening to your sweet voice

[@Mcsugarbob]

So incredibly relaxing! One of the best asmr videos I've seen so far

[@TC46634]

Your videos are great! So relaxing and motivational.

[@TheWaterwhispersASMR]

Thank you so much

[@gazncl]

Ah right. Well I watched two of your videos last night and again they helped shut my eyes and fall asleep. Great after stressful day at work.