ASMR 📉 ARE YOUR TINGLES BROKEN? TAKE THIS TINGLE STRENGTH TEST! 📈

[@softlygaloshes]

NEWEST TINGLE TEST HERE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2eygJ6rjNGlibc Scoring: 0 - You tingled before the test even properly started! Your tingles are strong and active! What is your secret? How often do you watch? When did you start watching? You are fascinating and I want to study you. I have nothing I can offer you, wise one. 1 - Your tingles can be induced with some simple but skillful ASMR. If you usually don't get tingles and were surprised to get this score, try mixing up who you listen to! There is a lot out there, so there's definitely more out there that will get your tingles up! 2 - You need just a little more stimulation than you used to. Try seeking out videos with different accents, visual triggers, or deeper/higher voices than your usual choices! You're in a very normal level of tingle sensitivity, relatively speaking. 3 - You're at a point where tingles can be very hit or miss. Sometimes it hits JUST right, sometimes you go a week or two without anything working. Try older or lo-Fi ASMR, videos that make you interact with it like with following directions, or echo whisper videos. Basically trying to create a different 3d space being filled between you, the person in the video, and the sound flowing between you. It could be a good time to switch to rain sounds, sleepy ambience, white noise, non-ASMR sleep meditation, or binaural beats for a while to help reset your tingle levels. Maybe 2-3 weeks of no ASMR would help! 4 - The level of stimulation you require to get tingles is getting pretty high. For tingles at your level, try fast and aggressive ASMR videos. Perhaps shorter videos that you watch on repeat might also benefit you. I would definitely suggest taking a break from ASMR for about 2 weeks to a month if you want your tingles back. In the meantime, try binaural beats or sleep music at night! 5 - Your tingles are somewhere under there! They can be clawed out with some intense ASMR that works on several levels at once. Seek out intense, rapid videos with multiple layers of audio. Perhaps my Most Tingles series can help as well: kzbin.info/aero/PLCqQj5Vu3CEZu7AZXh19JMkrmV5pKblHi 6 - You experienced no tingles at all during this video. Do you tend to skip around videos, bouncing from one to the next, and read comments or do other things while you engage with ASMR? It might be helpful for you to practice watching and listening to videos at the same time and let the video play out naturally. A lot of times ASMR is an experience that builds on itself and if you are never giving it a chance to build up the tension then you are missing out on a lot! I would recommend taking a break from all ASMR for a month or two to get your tingles back to where they used to be.

[@tomahawk3645]

Says it's posted 6 hours ago but you're comment is 4 days ago

[@nord1que]

7 - If you want to get any tingles try - at least - get up from your coffin.

[@VyacheslavIsakovSlavic]

Every video of yours is great!❤😍🌹

[@qinop]

I've only tingled once in years of listening to any asmr

[@stevenschuhly]

@@tomahawk3645 I believe she gives early access to videos to Patreon supporters, when the video is made public the published date gets reset.

[@DC_Lightstreak]

Got me at stage 4, been listening ASMR since early 2016 and rarely ever get tingles anymore, but somehow, stage 4 did the nearly impossible, big thanks Bekah!

[@noe7074]

sameee

[@BionicGinger]

Is tingle tolerance a real thing?? 😭 I wish there was more research into the science behind ASMR.

[@toonu]

Stage 0-1, I got a puppy, 8 weeks old, he wakes often at night. I am exhausted. You put me out cold in about 1 minute.

[@alexanderthompson-xp8sw]

Sorry that your going through that mate and it's good that you have a puppy too obviously I hope you make a fast recovery I know it dont mean much from some random bastard but I mean it mate :) get well soon 👍

[@digsnbones]

Same....

[@gixerson8212]

Same situation man. Got a paparanion.

[@gixerson8212]

@@alexanderthompson-xp8sw”some random bastard” Your funny my man😂

[@andersstrom740]

Who tf asked

[@lilyyy2795]

Blank space for those who want it! 💛 Have a good rest of your day/night ♡ and to those wondering why this is a thing, for me i find this useful because im on youtube dark mode and the blank space helps with not making my screen so bright (brightness makes it harder for me to sleep) Usually the white text from other comments, video recommendations, and description have visuals too bright for me and i get distracted by them easily. i find it super convenient to have my comments section open, left on this blank space so that i can sleep easier:) I hope this makes sense

[@The_stars_meet_the_planets]

Appreciate this!

[@Nameideaspls]

couldn't you just flip your phone upside down? or if you have a pocket case, close it?

[@imgolden5201]

i literally love this sm tyy

[@birvana_]

Thank u❤

[@Eyes_OnTheMoon]

​@@Nameideasplssome people (like me) want to watch the video while they listen to it, so having a dark screen like this puts a lot less strain on the eyes/ is less of a distraction :)

[@KenshinMasataka]

Stage 2 is something special. I'm tingle immune to a lot of sounds but you always come up with new ways. Definitely keep stage 2 in your book cause it's truly one of the best triggers I've heard in a long time. I think it's that like whistle that pops when you say the words.

[@redreaper384]

hi

[@shdwcypher]

6 - I’ve very rarely felt tingles from any ASMR videos. I mostly just use them to help me switch off to sleep. (I’ve taken breaks from it too) I think that I prefer the “old style” ASMR videos, opposed to the more common current style which are purely RPs, so videos like this which are sounds, layered effects, etc are nice for that! I’ll keep listening to your videos, even if I don’t get tingles from them!

[@90maducc]

We need a new TingleQuest episode!

[@SiAttic]

Well it’s either RP or fast asmr that’s nearly indistinguishable from satire.

[@nalee5233]

Stage 2 was the most effective one for me, the voice was so good but also that string pulling motion ALWAYS gets me, you’re the only one I’ve seen do it and I’ve watched a couple of your videos so many times for it

[@crisshades9533]

Stage 4 got me. The twin whispering really close to my left ear is what triggered the tingles. Amazing work!

[@itskantteo]

I rarely tingle but I still enjoy asmr. I clicked on this video thinking "there's no way I'll tingle, these are the usual triggers I listen to" and I actually am tingling! I only get tingles on my face (it's weird, ik) but it feels really nice. Thanks for this video!

[@chrismanuel9768]

I have, in my entire life, only experienced "ASMR" 2-3 times. It's just not something that works on me in general. I do, however, find it incredibly relaxing and comforting for some reason. It's just so honest and silly that it feels nice knowing people put themselves out there like that, and it makes me happy. Even if I feel absolutely nothing 😂

[@hugoperez2993]

Stage 1: didn't tingle, but it made me extremely relaxed, its one of my favorite triggers Stage 2: Tingles. The way you enunciate sharply in this stage scratch an itch in my brain that I didn't realize was there and its so satisfying... Stage 3: Tingles but not as strong as stage two. Stage 4: No tingles, but it made my eyelids shut as if they weighed a ton, this is a knockout trigger. Nevermind, what you did at 18:16 gave me shivers/tingles down my entire back... wow, that was intense, especially when you switched up. I notice I tend to like intense asmr when it switches from calm to very intense. Stage 5: This was amazing... especially the up close whispering and the wood scraping (if that's what that was)!

[@francescoaliberti6359]

Can we please have a full stage 2 video? It’s fantastic

[@cultishh]

if you want a full video, the cardi B asmr video has similar whispers 😊

[@NoQuemaCuh91]

kyz

[@NoQuemaCuh91]

@@cultishhI busted to her leak

[@disgustof-riley8338]

It's called the White Rabbit ASMR kindergarten video

[@rica7479]

Thank you for outstanding triggers as always! I have been watching ASMR since 2012/2013, so tingle immunity is inevitable from time-to-time. Stage 2 did me in after a small stretch of being immune. From a fan for years: you are an ASMR rockstar!

[@softlygaloshes]

😁 Happy to help!

[@shkadoop1452]

This is awesome! The previous tingle test is a go to video that I keep going back to because it always puts me to sleep. Glad to see another one.

[@softlygaloshes]

Glad you liked it!

[@dkRose1]

4 days ago?

[@Enda680]

Just about to start the video but i just want to say we all appreciate the many videos youve made for us over the years, youre the best! 🙌

[@EmptyIII]

Stage 2 reminds me a lot of White Rabbit ASMR. She does an 80s accent role-play every once in a while that is super similar. I had to check who I was watching, lol but both are amazing. Thanks for your amazing work. you got me in round 1-2. 🥰

[@softlygaloshes]

Yes! The voice is inspired by her kindergarten roleplay!

[@SarbearASMR98]

I love Ella! Her and Bekah are my fav ASMRtists. ❤

[@jerandcor]

Those space buns are too cute. Thanks for the continued hard work! Definitely needed a good ol' fashioned Tingle Test!

[@softlygaloshes]

You are so welcome!

[@KristinaSoto-vf5bm]

I tingle at every stage you are amazing. You relax me so much I fall asleep listening to u and up still listening to you.

[@PurpleHazePro]

I would love a full video of Stage 2! I was out like a light in the middle of the day. 💜 Thank you!

[@MissGreenTeaLady]

Ohhh once the hand movements and visual triggers started, so did the tingles. Whispers by themselves rarely will make me tingle.

[@harrythehammer]

Still, my favorite ASMR artist I’ve been following you for like 10 years

[@eirodgers]

2012 for me I believe. That’s when I started watching her. But I miss her old videos.

[@sylvertina2071]

Stage 3 didn’t gave me tingles but it was weirdly super trippy . It reminded me of my math exams: I was so stressed that every sentence were meaningless and all mixed up . I eventually ended up doing great and getting 78/100 points! I think I owe a lot to ASMR , because it made the revising and learning a lot easier for the exams ,plus , I have some anxiety , overthinking ,other things like that and sleep troubles that almost disappears when listening to asmr so THANK YOU to all asmr community and asmr content creators , you made my life easier! ❤❤❤ By the way , your triggers are wonderful !🤩 (Sorry if I mixed up words and stuff like that )

[@charxcoal]

fr!! asmr helps me sm with revision, anxiety and homework too, sometimes I can't work in quiet places in my house so I normally put on asmr in the background and it helps a lot

[@luné_asmr]

stage 0 i LOVE your slow pace whisper and you gentleness is perfect edit: new subscriber ❤️

[@softlygaloshes]

Thank you so much!!

[@moonbun6555]

Stage 5 gave me tingles for the first time in a LONG time. Thank you sooooo much ❤❤❤

[@murderduck2246]

Full 0, my tingles started when you reminded us to hit the bell. That’s not always how I tingle but when I do it’s just *chefs kiss*

[@elle_maisie2426]

stage 4 got me!! i’ve been listening to asmr for almost 10 years now and usually struggle to get tingles!! i’ve not had tingles for about 6 months, but you got me!! thank you x

[@TheSquirrelInBobRossPocket]

The whispers in stage 2 were sooo tingly!! Thank you for the great video!

[@tyinpluto]

i wonder what kind of whispers you will call that because it’s sooo gooodd!!

[@PhattyBolger]

Got to Stage 6 😭lol. I do love your style though and have done for years. Even if I don't tingle, I take a lot of comfort from ASMR videos. I tend to tingle more with things like medical roleplays or haircuts with lots of hand movements. Great work as always! You're like a tingle scientist.

[@yaekmon]

Stage 0. I got shivers up & down my spine when you whispered the word "tingles". I watch/listen to ASMR videos pretty much every night before & during sleep.

[@Asquilader]

blanket triggers both audio and visual were absolutely amazing :)

[@Kemakemak]

I always loved your jumbled phrases. Never fails to stop my brain from overthinking. ❤

[@ak14gain]

It's 6 for me. Honestly ever since i got into the ASMR community in 2019, i nvr get tingle atleast once. Yeah it's sad and i get jealous with ppl commenting they get tingles everywhere. Still i love ASMR and i love being a part of this healthy community. Even though i have a very very strong tingle immunity, ASMR videos still help me to sleep actually i can't sleep without ASMR.

[@theblindninja943]

This is me as well, I use these videos to turn my brain off but I’ve never experienced tingles

[@PeppaTeaPig]

Stage 2 is my score! I LOVE the enunciated whispers and hand movements so much Bekah! Have you made other videos with that style?

[@softlygaloshes]

The only video I've done with that voice thus far is a Patreon exclusive Vampire Hunter roleplay, but I plan to use it more often in public videos!

[@PeppaTeaPig]

@@softlygaloshes OH yay! Still, very cool!

[@softlygaloshes]

Wouldn't you know it, my next video will be a full enunciated whispers video hehe

[@BIGGIEVE12]

We honestly need a full video of 5, I don’t know if you have done it before as I just found to channel but I loved 5.

[@jamie5092]

my score: 2 i skipped the second half of stage 1 bc it’s not my fave trigger but the hand movements in stage 2 were tingly! i’ve never seen the extremely enunciated whispers trigger in asmr vids before it’s v interesting i like it

[@Courtneylynntucker]

Softlygaloshes the tingle Queen always succeeds with providing tingles. I really appreciate all of your hard work

[@overniteowl]

Good to see you Bekah! It has been a while since I have been on here any too much. I am ready for the tingle test. Hope you are and have been doing well. You look great!

[@CMarkem]

2 usually wouldn't give me tingles, but it did, i listen to alot if fast and aggressive but then again you're a master at your craft, guess thats why I've been subbed for like 7 or 8 years now? You're amazing.

[@filipmarkovic7962]

I really love stage 4 its so tingly because its 2 different things from once and mouth sounds and whispering are perfect

[@moiramember]

I remember watching one of these like 5-6 years ago. Glad to see u still making videos.

[@JosephSchneider26]

Omfg you (gently) hit the nail on the head with this zingly stuff. But when you started going left side, right side, this was the first time I noticed your old intro was gone! 😮

[@zackhiggins7044]

I have hella immunity. Also me: started tingling as soon as she started talking Failure never felt so good

[@eelliiee247]

i love coming back to this video. its the first one of yours i watched and i was IMMEDIATELY hooked on ur asmr. love and appreciate your work ❤

[@Jim-Kat]

I NEVER get tingles at all anymore and I go everywhere on Asmr looking for a part where I WILL feel the tingles. but i never do.. BUT NOW I HAVE. AT STAGE FOUR.

[@vanessarodriguez6225]

i watch asmr to sleep, and this video has put me to sleep several days in a row now!! even if i think its going to take me long to fall asleep this video helps me soooo much!! i love it so much specifically the twin whispering. thank you!!!!!

[@amyy.y9318]

not me getting tingles literally at the intro LMFAOFDSKOSNWKJDNCW

[@Sf4life1216]

Softly, you’re the pro. I have t been tingly in a while. This is my first video in a couple of months and I didn’t make it through 20 seconds without tingles. Proper volume adjustment is key to the spine tingles. Lol

[@sumbunny2009]

LOVED The trigger in stage two. I'm about to fall asleep now, thanks!

[@softlygaloshes]

Yay! I'm glad you liked it! I made a full video with that trigger: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXfNYqClZpeqo7M

[@alexandrahhh789]

stage 0, maybe 30 seconds in, the subtle popping/crackling wet mouth sounds? idk how to describe them but they were definitely giving me some nice tingles. i’ve been listening to gentle whispering videos before people were calling it asmr! i think whisper crystal was the first youtuber i regularly watched to get my tingles, maybe around 2011ish… also i can kind of turn my tingles on and off to a certain degree, if that makes sense, like if i focus my attention to my lower/middle back area along my spine, and imagine tingles, sometimes i can even make them happen without any triggers, or if i’m listening to asmr i can kind of intensify the tingles. tbh it really depends what kind of asmr is gonna hit right for me, depending on the day. and now there are so many creators with so many different techniques, we are truly spoiled with how much there is to choose from! (not complaining, just get a little decision paralysis sometimes when i’m trying to find the right asmr video to watch lol) also super random but your “you are the universe” video is legitimately one of my all time favorite asmr videos and it’s one i always find myself coming back to, it’s given me much needed comfort and peace at different low points in my life, thank you for what you do! 💚

[@yuffmymateria7859]

Adore this hair

[@softlygaloshes]

Me too!!! I actually don't have thick enough hair to make buns like that so they're clip ons hehe. Very exciting new possibilities now

[@zdana8814]

22:24 this trigger!! i love it

[@lmarcii]

I rarely click on this kind of videos because they usually don't work for me, but this one is truly something special!

[@osric2847]

Since 2013 I've been watching asmr, and every single time it makes me feel all floaty and relaxed, but I don't tingle very often or intensely anymore. That being said, stage 5 got me to tingle! I've tried taking a month break or so from not listening and it works, but not for long before I am back to how it usually is... I don't find it worth the wait personally. Thank you for the wonderful video too!! I loved the sounds and whispers! :))

[@eversonjr.234]

Stage 0 - I really like intros and explanations of what to expect from the video ❤

[@peppermintthegamer6969]

Literally got me feeling fuzzy in the head from the very start LOL

[@rAiDeR2TKC]

Had a flight to leave home and get back to my duty station and been stressin all mornin but this definitely helped me get the sleep and calmness I needed so thank you Bekah, you always save the day ☺️❤️

[@sarahstorch3732]

I was looking for this video with the blanket! I combed through every the most tingles you’ll ever have video 😅

[@softlygaloshes]

Honestly if someone asked me to find that visual trigger, I also would have assumed it was in a most tingles video 😅

[@Felipe-rc4zg]

Veo ASMR desde el 2011 y he vivido 3 periodos de no sentir ASMR en absoluto Lo mejor es dejar de consumir ASMR por unos meses y luego buscar asmrtists y triggers distintos aunque siempre termino volviendo a este canal jajaja -seguidor triste por saber que no habrá más vídeos en español

[@cometboifever2294]

This video sounds like a warm cozy blanket in the fall especially the orange in the video, anyway just wanna say this really calmed me down before work tmmr ☺️

[@HiroshiMizushima]

I always feel strange saying I don't really get tingles because I love your videos, but I *will* say this was extremely relaxing, especially stage 5. That's the sorta stuff I can close my eyes to and just drift away... 💤

[@lilarcasmr]

Stage 0 - I don't know how but I get tingles for literally every ASMR video. It could be because my ears are highly sensitive but I'm not sure. I started listening to ASMR back in 2016 and I've literally fallen asleep to it every night up til now. My parents used to sort of whisper talk to each other while I was trying to sleep when I was younger and I found their voices comforting. Ever since then I'm not able to fall asleep without listening to some sort of soft sounds to sleep aka ASMR or else I'll be awake until 4 in the morning, no exaggerating. With ASMR I can fall asleep in as little as 5 minutes, 10 minutes for the most. I love this video btw, it's just right 🤍

[@ZackyYabes]

Love your hair in this video! Very great asmr 💕💕💕

[@Boneca_J]

I’ve been watching ASMR videos since 3/almost 4 years now and got “immune” to sounds that initially made me fall asleep very quickly. You got me at stage 4, which is quite a success for my case, I’d say! ❤

[@DeluluSwiftie13]

Sadly, I only tingled in level 2. However, I have been recently obsessed with your other tingle tests and I tingle almost all throughout! It’s nice to find amazing creators like you to break my severe tingle immunity ❤❤

[@softlygaloshes]

My most recent video is a full video of the trigger from Stage 2 of you wanted to have more of it!

[@WongHoDaddy]

Stage 4, crazy tingles. More of that please

[@mlk8972]

This not only made me tingle again, I also got tingles in the legs for the first time

[@ihatecheese7508]

i just got out of hospital for a serious infection that was killing me and i am absolutely exhausted. this is going to knock me out so fast. thank you 😢❤

[@softlygaloshes]

Oh no! I hope recovery goes quickly and comfortably for you 💕

[@redbluemonday]

0! The intro was enough. I watch ASMR daily, usually in the morning and at night. But when I watch in late the afternoon I won’t get tingles at night. I switch up triggers and ASMRtist a lot. I know some triggers will make me tingle alot but only for a minute orso and won’t be able to tingle after that point so I avoid those (like layered sounds/fast tapping). But I get tingles daily for sure! For over a decade now too. Quite lucky in the tingle immunity department I guess.

[@lex156]

Stage 0: 2 out of 10 on the tingle scale Stage 1: 5 out of 10 on the tingle scale (I love breathy ear to ear whisper) Stage 2: 0 out of 10 on the tingle scale (strange, I usually love visual triggers) Stage 3: 0.5.out of 10 on the tingle scale (my brain couldn't comprehend the whispering, was kinda overwhelmed lol) Stage 4: 4 out of 10 on the tingle scale (tingled after I listened to the left audio with my right ear, funny how that works) Stage 5: 6 out of 10 on the tingle scale (loved the visual!!) Loved the video! I hope this comment helps with engagement!

[@westonpierce952]

What is it with this girl that gives me tingles? It feels like the airiness of her voices

[@keikoshirogane3715]

0- If done right I need very little to feel ASMR. At some point I thought I had tingle immunity until I changed the content creators I was use to watch. I started watching ASMR when I was 13-14 years old, because my sister introduced me to it, I watch ASMR sporadically sometimes 4 or 5 videos a day, other not at all, only 1 or 2 to go to sleep, maybe a really long video as background sound while I play videogames. Since I was very little I been struggling with extremely light sleep (any sound no matter how little it was it shocked me fully awake) and chronic insomnia, after I started listening to ASMR I was able to sleep more hours without waking up during the night as frequently as I was used. You ASMR contact creators literally saved part of my mental health by letting me sleep even if just a little longer.

[@ZackyASMR]

I love your hair bun style! Very beautiful 💕🧡🧡🧡🧡

[@sleepyeggo9284]

2 gave me a bit of tingles, but honestly 4 was the major tingle player. Haven't gotten tingles like this for nearly a decade, mix of 2 and 4 in a video where you're just saying random setences would be incredible

[@slightlyslowersongs]

Hi Bekah, I love Stage 2's enunciated whispers! Is there any ASMRtists who do this trigger you can recommend? It sounds a lot like Cardi B's ASMR video and I think that's what I love most about it and people imitating it, so would love to find more like this.

[@softlygaloshes]

Thank you!! I did a Patreon exclusive video with this voice: www.patreon.com/posts/82219756? and it was inspired by this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaTddJ2eapmYbZI

[@dkRose1]

3 days ago?

[@lamya4398]

@@dkRose1 patreon members have early access

[@tothbojana5825]

Jocie B

[@apocalypto2011]

Supper exciting, sweet and soft wispering!! Luv your voice!

[@Taisan_00]

3! That jumbled phrase thing made my whole spine tingle like crazy.

[@BMOmousepad]

The ending was one of the best visual triggers I’ve ever seen

[@_3leonora___]

the jumbled thingy got me frrrr i was not expecting that at all 😻

[@milk-hs7ev]

got tingles at stage 0 but passed out come at stage 3 because it reminded me of your most tingles you’ll ever have series which knocks me out everytime

[@Mathilda87]

0, just found your channel. Girl, just the sound of your voice makes my brain melt ❤❤❤❤

[@richierich8647]

I'll admit I was working while listening so I may not truly be a 5 but when it came on... MY GOD! I felt it all the way down in my calves.

[@ToddMcfarlin_Forever]

I hope you have a video entirely based off of stage 2, it was in my opinion the best Asmr I have ever heard! I promise

[@shortest_comment77]

The intro made me tingle bro

[@daniele._.orlandini1345]

I almost got tingles at 5, it's been a long time since i had my last tingle. Nuber five almost give me them, i was feeling very very soft tingles

[@Dundamom]

One of the better tests I've ever taken (it worked).

[@BeeLzeBuBBLeButthoLe]

I'm a new subscriber of today. I experienced the tingling at stage 1 for sure. But by the middle of stage 2? I suddenly felt this tightness in my chest. Like my heart was being squeezed. I continued to feel this throughout the other stages. This feeling bothered me. Not any of the ASMR. I think the best way to describe that feeling was a Fight, Flight, Freeze response. Not because of the ASMR. I think the ASMR confirmed something in a very reverse way. I have always understood my trauma was due Safety, Security, and Love being weaponized against me. Meaning all of the good things that should have helped me feel the positive and healthier side of life were used in in some manner of way to hurt me. Whether they were used as leverage, or some form of bribery or conditioning in tandem. I understand my trauma somewhat trained, conditioned, and even brainwashed me to want to run. To run away from all of the healthy and good things in life. Things that a person should want to run towards, embrace, and be embraced by. The fact I got a 1 and then suddenly stared to relax? And then by stage 2 my body was like WHOA! WAIT! Hold on. This is good? Then my heart felt like it needed to immediately constrict or close up? It means that the AMSR is Good. It IS healthy. It's just not something most of my life was used to before I realized those things are Good. They should not make a person feel like their heart is being choked. So I want to clarify with you. Your AMSR is Good. It is Healthy. It is relaxing. It is something that in time? Might help me learn how to feel like when something is Good? That I'd not need to feel like I'm having a Complex PTSD episode. I think you have a very helpful tool here hun. Please don't think your ASMR caused me any harm. It just confirmed and reaffirmed what I have always known in my adult life. So I can work through that own days when I might need to relax. Preferably without feeling like I am unsafe simply for feeling safe.

[@softlygaloshes]

I'm glad that you're doing the kindness for yourself of exploring why you feel the way you do and continue on a path of healing 💖

[@flamenca99]

0-1 ❤ , I think I needed to shake things up a bit with even more different ASMRtists 🎉 thank you very much!

[@alex.-526]

I began to lose hope that’d I’d ever get tingles but man stage four hit me like a train

[@diegosanchez6771]

Id love a full S4 video SO MUCH

[@lizisasleep]

0. The whispered explanation got me. I am extremely sensitive in general, in like every sense of the word. I used to get what we now describe as ASMR as a little kid. Playing heads up 7 up in school is one early memory. Also the quiet parts of church when the priest was micced but everyone was quiet and you could hear his vestments rustling. I first started watching ASMR videos about 12 or 13 years ago. It started just watching people show their collections of small toys (rrcherrypie) and I saw someone in the comments use the term asmr and then started finding videos. Like I said I’m extremely sensory sensitive in every way, ticklish to the extreme, can’t take loud noises, low pain tolerance, cry easily, just very very very sensitive.

[@iamafanofmanythings3973]

as a follow up to these videos, You should make 6 videos that correlate to each level. One video per lever for levela 1-6 and through out the video you alternate between the level and "level 0". For example, in a video titled "Tingles for ASMR level 5" You would do triggers at level 5 for say 5 minutes then level 0 for 1 minute (as a break so it doesn't get oversaturated). One video for each level. Not sure how long or how much work that would be but it just sounds like an idea that would be right at home on your channel. Love your vids

[@victoria_xv]

I got tingles at stage 0 lol. But stage 4 made me tingle the most, freaking loved it.

[@Machine340]

As soon as you whispered stage one i already had tingles so i knew it was going to be a great video

[@sydneyb6791]

i love your jumbled phrases so so much. they have given me the most tingles i have ever had, and i am always excited for your ‘the most tingles you’ll ever have’ because they always include a bunch of those triggers. thank you for the abundance of relaxation🩷

[@jstarASMR3103]

Literally 1, you're an expert, I wasn't surprised!😂💗

[@m1randa638]

stage 2. hand movements always get me!!

[@Ashleybashleeart]

You are so amazingly talented & intelligent in the ways you create your asmr

[@anonymone453]

I've been desensitized to most triggers at this point but the enunciation did it. Nobody really does enunciation or weird pronunciation as a trigger. I'm talking Gman-esque unusual emphasis. I'd love to see more of that.

[@klovercoveredkleo2013]

So lovely to see a new video like this, as I actually discovered you from a tingle test video! ♡

[@cultishh]

tingled as soon as she said ‘don’t forget to click the bell’ 😴

[@freyalibby]

I love this video . I always come back each night to rewatch , stage 2 and 4 are my faves !

[@softlygaloshes]

I'm glad you like it! I made a full video of the trigger from Stage 2 if you wanted more! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXfNYqClZpeqo7M

[@freyalibby]

@@softlygaloshes your truly amazing ! That vid you linked was incredible!! Thank you for being you . Never stop because your amazing ❤️