ASMR For People Who NEED TINGLES And RELAXATION Literally RIGHT NOW (No Exceptions)

[@DaltonDoesASMR]

Reply if you're asleep

[@FranzifromGermany]

It's a bit difficult to reply when I'm asleep. 🙃 But since my night has just ended, I'm happy to answer. ☺ By the way, I slept really well to this video. I dreamt I was in the art gallery and a nice voice showed me all the paintings. 😉

[@hanguangjunpei]

Im writing this comment from my dreams

[@darvinoschannel9826]

Zzzzzzz

[@ImSoAwesome_Ro]

Im sleeping so hard rn

[@thatfreakinrikan]

Wait I'm awa--

[@rjvanleeve]

I don't know how you do it, but there's just something about your voice that makes my brain melt 🥺 just the perfect relaxation, just perfect 😁

[@saltyghee]

i don’t know if it’s your mic settings or your voice or what magic you’re doing but you seriously have become of one of my favourite asmr-tists the way you break up the volume and pattern of your voice is seriously crazy relaxing i love love love it it’s so unique !!

[@thiccandridicc]

half of asmr is rewarded anticipation

[@derp195]

Your audio quality is absolutely stunning.

[@Ygnacenko]

Love that mic setup

[@DaltonDoesASMR]

Thank you so much! I really appreciated it, they're definitely my favorite too now

[@sodiumnitrate4314]

This is amazingggg, i've been searching for whispering videos that suit my taste for ages, until i came across your channel! Your whispers are the way i like it, far soft spoken to close whispers. Thank you very much for uploading the videos!!!😴

[@ia-dlpnrcA]

Please do more black out video. honestly the way you did it was kinda feel like real life you’re somewhere behind me.. thankyou again Dalton👏👏

[@MMAENTHUSAIST]

People are sleeping on this guy this is great

[@neyocrayo5792]

so tingly love the anticipatory tingles so much! i can never find people who do binaural anticipatory stuff! besides old heather feather videos!

[@Pandapanda72300]

it’s so tingly i felt ticklish omg

[@pynkmann]

the pfp lmao 😭

[@WestLakeAngel]

I love the tuning fork!!

[@ColleenPaige-x5l]

This is so so good and relaxing!! Tingles down the spine! ❤

[@InfamousAtom]

Sorry I've just had time to comment, I kept falling asleep before I could watch the whole thing lol. You're doing an awesome job with all these videos you've been making, maintaining a perfect balance of entertaining and relaxing. Really creative idea with the artwork descriptions, never seen something like that done before; I found the ones I knew were an exercise in memory, while those I didn't in imagination. I hope you're not pushing yourself too hard with all you've done lately, but know it's greatly appreciated.

[@DaltonDoesASMR]

That sounds like a good thing, was kinda wondering if you missed this one or not though lol. And I mean pushing myself a bit, but i'm also a lot older and can handle a bit of pressure now hah

[@InfamousAtom]

@@DaltonDoesASMRNaaah wouldn't dream of it, I have notifications turned on so that helps. Still, I hope you care for yourself first and never feel too burdened by this channel. I do believe you make many people happy with your content, but you must be included in that as well.

[@brule1763]

I think this guy's got the potential to really pop off. It's criminal that this channel is under 100k subs

[@mvee9135]

It’s so sick to see you back doing asmr, your channel introduces me to asmr with your tape video and I would constantly rewatch it 😁

[@FranzifromGermany]

Hey Dalton! ☺ With this video you have once again succeeded in creating a small work of art, just like the many wonderful artworks that you describe so magnificently here. I watched it last night with great pleasure and interest and I enjoyed it incredibly much. But it also made me extremely tired and I couldn't really concentrate, so I let it sink in overnight before commenting. The short blackout round was very nice to start with. It got me in the right mood for the rest of the video. This spatial auditory effect is simply unbelievably good and brings with it a lot of pleasant tingling sensations. 😍 This tuning fork is a wonderful instrument or tool. I could really listen to this vibrational frequency for hours. It has a very calming effect on me and after a while I would probably fall into a very relaxed, meditative state. 😌 I really notice how this vibration flows from my ears to my whole head and down the back of my neck into my whole body. It's a very pleasant feeling. 🥰 And the spatula is also incredibly good as a trigger. 👍 I get a slight shiver down my spine when you run the scissors along it. It's such a pleasant and delicate sound. Wood is a great material anyway, which always sounds very pleasant to me, whether it's stroking or tapping, as long as it's done slowly and gently. ☺ The snip snip with the scissors is always a classic trigger that I like to hear. Your spoken snip snip also makes me tingle a little. 😍 And the massage stick on the spatula sounds a lot more delicate, of course, and I love it when you write on it almost as if in slow motion. 🥰 The absolute highlight of the video for me was, of course, guessing the pieces of art that you describe in such detail and visually with words. I'm not really an art connoisseur, but you did it so well that even I was able to guess a few of the works with a little thought and luck. I'll write down the thoughts I had about each painting the very first time I looked at it. 1. This is the “Mona Lisa” by Leonardo da Vinci. That was really easy. It would be missing something if it wasn't there. Changing the setting with a flick of the finger was very nice and unexpected. I really like the setting with a bit more closeness. 😄 2. Definitely "The Scream", but I couldn't name the artist now, I'd have to look it up. The comparison with Voldemort made me laugh, but you're right, there is quite a similarity. 😂 3. This is without doubt "The Girl with the Pearl Earring" by Vermeer. The painting is really beautiful. I also think that the movie of the same name has made it even more famous. However, I wouldn't have included it in the preview at the beginning of the video, that was a bit of a spoiler. But it was very easy for anyone who paid attention. 4. Yes, the painting with the melting clocks, I can see it in front of my eyes, but I don't know the title and artist without looking it up. 😅 5. My spontaneous guess would be "The Last Supper" by Leonardo da Vinci. 6. I had no idea which painting it could be. However, when you faded in the painting, I immediately thought the style looked like Picasso. Yeah, I was right! 🙃 I think you said it right. I had quite a gap in my knowledge, but it's an impressive painting and so huge. It's also called "The horrors of war", as far as I could find out. 7. This is "Water Lilies” by Monet. 🥰 Side note: A long time ago in 2004, the MoMA from New York was in Berlin/Germany for six months. It was a huge exhibition and I was lucky enough to be able to see it. Included was the painting "Water Lilies" by Monet, a rather large and long picture and really beautiful. It had been hung as the centerpiece in a separate room and you could sit down on a long bench placed in front of it and look at and enjoy it in peace and quiet. It had been incredibly impressive. 8. I have absolutely no idea... and I've never seen the painting itself, even after you faded it in. 9. I couldn't guess the painting either, but I thought your description was extremely good. ☺ Thank you so much Dalton, that was a beautiful video. 🤗❤ Your so pleasant whispering voice, which guided me through everything, had a very calming and soporific effect on me again this time and was fantastically gentle, pure heaven! 🥰 And your constant gentle breathing into my ears really gave me goosebumps, soooooooo pleasant. 😍 Everything else was so perfectly arranged. And the painting guessing game was really fun. 😃 I enjoyed it very much. Great work! Keep up the good work! ☺🤗💚

[@DaltonDoesASMR]

Thank you! I'm not sure I would have been able to guess many of those just by thinking about them. I figured the American Gothic one wouldn't be too well known in Europe, so funny it looks like I was right! It is really famous in America though. Really glad the video turned out good though, it was such a mess when I started editing it. So many issues I didn't expect haha took like 3 days of editing time to fix.

[@FranzifromGermany]

@@DaltonDoesASMR Oh I don't know if you should take me as the average for Europe with my absolutely little knowledge of art paintings. I guess anyone who has studied art history will certainly know "American Gothic". Anyway, I've learned something again. 😉 Haha, the three days of chaos elimination were definitely worth it. The video turned out great! Thanks again! ☺

[@elaine8883]

One of my favorite ASMR vids. Thank you! ❤

[@aiyano4820]

So relaxing ❤

[@rjvanleeve]

I love how different this is, I only got Mona Lisa and The Scream 😅 but it's fun learning and tingles 😊

[@FireWalkWithMe27]

Perfect video as always.

[@nectarined]

the guessing the artworks was so fun but I feel like I guessed them way too fast I'd love if you could do more obscure ones in the future

[@Animegeek4ever]

Annnnnnnddddd **saved to playlist: go to bed NOW you sleep deprived person** Goodnight 😴

[@gourishgouri7866]

So, Relaxing☺☺

[@haemaw6625]

Today's my birthday

[@cecinational]

happy birthday!

[@haemaw6625]

@@cecinational thank you, you're the first person to wish me

[@FranzifromGermany]

Happy Birthday from me too! 🥳 Mine was yesterday too, by the way, when the video was published. Really no joke! And what did you like best? ☺

[@DaltonDoesASMR]

Happy birthday haha

[@DaltonDoesASMR]

Oh happy birthday to you yesterday too!

[@Asdfghjklasdf-l2s]

👍👏

[@beelee9998]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@richsiwes]

👍🏼👀✨

[@aldonnymongeloria]

You look like @ASMR BOX

[@duatajongte5032]

Ure good

[@neyocrayo5792]

so tingly love the anticipatory tingles so much! i can never find people who do binaural anticipatory stuff! besides old heather feather videos!