ASMR Shivers Down Your Spine (childhood back tracing games)

[@suzC7]

The nostalgia on this was off the charts! My earliest ASMR experience as a kid (along with playing with hair) were these back tracing games.

[@batyamedved5625]

Omg totally

[@ella_melchionna]

Omg my friend was playing with my hair during choir the other day while our teacher was showing us a really pretty, atmospheric piece he thinks we might do. Needless to say I was in ASMR heaven

[@absolutenewb8879]

@@ella_melchionna lol

[@Ellie_S]

SAME!!! MY MOM SCRATCHING MY BACK WHEN I WAS LITTLE IS LITERALLY HOW I GOT MY FIRST EVER TINGLES(which i didn't even know were tingles at the time)

[@OccultBeast]

my mom used to play one of these with me! ours was growing a vegetable patch. you would till the soil, and make the rows, then planting the seeds and naming each type of veggie as you went, then covering the seeds with dirt, and then rain falling over them all and sunshine shining on them to help them grow TT u TT very good childhood memories indeed. these were great to listen to, thank you so much for sharing and triggering a lot of us in the best of ways.

[@litorose6793]

That’s the one I was remembering! It was my favorite especially making the rows. I wonder where these came from

[@heatherr1164]

We did that one too, except it was called the strawberry patch cuz your arm would be red when its done lol

[@ean_596]

I didn't like it when my aunt used pinches for the planting, too strong!

[@and-9552]

That’s so cute 😭

[@rainacinquemani6667]

OMG I PLAYED THIS WITH MY BROTHERS!!! EXACTLY!

[@ShinigamiComplex]

"They bite you, they bite you" and the whole snake part are the cutest things ever.

[@Vincents_Used]

she sounds like she's about to burst into laughter and it's so soothing, it feels like summer camp funny horror stories

[@Theodoreisfat]

Never been to summer camp but my older sister has our family goes camping at ocean city and me and her friend that comes with us we both tell scary stories that are funny at the camper and during our bike rides loved that girl

[@jayinsult]

I love the clear, visible and audible pleasure Erin takes in lines like "it's a snake and it attacks!"

[@athena1491]

"they bite you! they bite you!" Too, she sounds like shes gonna burst into a giggle fit, just so adorable

[@A_manugceugfbcerg]

I’m mentally insane

[@mary-janereallynotsarah684]

It's so cute! And the spider bites lol

[@michaeltasker702]

Back tracing as a kid is when I first felt asmr. Can’t wait to watch this :)

[@ewakulpinska1083]

Such a nostalgic thing for me. My mom used to help me sleep with these every other night. In my country we call them "wierszyki-masażyki", which roughly translates to massage poems ^^ Loved the video!

[@littlespacesuit]

"massage poems"! What a beautiful phrase. ☺

[@heresyisecstasy]

I love "massage poems" so much, that's the perfect way to describe it!

[@starkspuppy]

Serio? Nie wiedziałam że u nas jest coś takiego

[@Elocinization]

I love that!

[@kiramiller7033]

Me and my sisters would make massage poems all the time before our parents divorce and we called them back scratch stories 💗 they were so fun and calming at the same time.

[@daceymacminn7467]

some little time stamps

[@idkwhatimdoing..]

Tysm😭💓💓

[@koralearoessler4120]

@@idkwhatimdoing.. hi Jon mom understand h

[@gorboobus9292]

What about the ad stamp, aka the most important stamp of them all?

[@forest4167]

Too bad I’ll never make it to the third time stamp lol

[@kirkfogg8366]

Doing the world a service.

[@crierofirony4000]

I haven't thought of these since my mom passed away when I was young, since she used to this to help me sleep at night. This was really relaxing and these were so nice to hear again.

[@misszelly5065]

🤍🤍

[@MeriBoyJosh]

Sorry for your loss

[@wendyraye]

😢 💔I’m sorry you lost your mom.

[@shauna6086]

❤❤❤

[@aliciaconley2019]

Sorry for your loss ❤️

[@averylynn9168]

this stuff is so interesting!! my version of the shiveries was so much shorter and had like half of the same elements. it's cool how much these things change from place to place and time to time

[@1971Corwin]

Erin herself did a condensed version of it in an earlier video.

[@tiana2536]

walking on a treasure hunt walking on a treasure hunt x marks the spot three lines down and a question mark a pinch, a squeeze, a tropical breeze now you got the, now you got the chills!

[@Robin-234]

The version we did as kids where I live was honestly a bit weird. The direct translation would be: "Three knives to the back, blood runs down, spiders crawling in your hair, snakes 'round your neck, crack an egg on your head and the yolk runs down-" and then you'd usually say "boo" or something. Maybe lightly push the person as you're saying it too. So yea, pretty hardcore for a bunch of 6 year olds lol

[@mileschannel925]

same haha we had a similar one

[@jencook420]

Yes, I remember that one!

[@michii-]

I did that to my almost 4 year old nephew the other day. He cried and my sister got mad at me. I felt bad but he did say to play a game with him.

[@TheBeatlesToday]

Lol that’s literally the first one that Erin does in this video…

[@Lemon-juice22]

@@TheBeatlesToday but it’s not?

[@daawesomequeen9813]

The first one actually made me cry. My grandmother used to it until i fell asleep. We no longer talk due to family issues being brought to light. These late nights make the stained memories hurt more

[@chrystianaw8256]

❤️‍🩹

[@user-yi5qp6ht4b]

love how we all grew up with slightly different variations but it seems like we all still ended it with a cool breeze and now you've got the shiveries. its sweet to think about 🥰

[@vamppanic]

we called them tinglies in my school yard ahaha

[@bryanwester8308]

Her saying "they bite you" for some reason is the cutest thing ever

[@mmalinoff5290]

I have many fond memories of these games from childhood. Very tingly and relaxing after a stressful week. The egg yolk and dagger in the back reminded me of the episode of The Office when Dwight helps Michael relax with these games. Thank you Erin!

[@primadonnagirl101]

My uncle used to draw animals or objects in my back and make me guess what they were. I don’t know when it stopped but I always look back on those moments with great fondness. Even the memory of it relaxes me.

[@reade4322]

The “they bite you” at 3:13 was just the cutest. 💜

[@silkyful9853]

I've never had anyone do this with me, and as someone who loves physical touch as a calming release, this made me very giddy and happy. I felt like a child and felt very loved!❤ thank you!

[@zungzu6348]

Im gonna tell u each every one 🥲 (not every one) 2:28 Treasure Island 2:53 Egg Yoak 3:02 Spiders 3:19 Attack 3:30 Snake (Again) 4:02 Treasure Island 🏝 4:25 Egg Yoak 🥚 4:34 Spiders 🕷 4:49 Attack 5:03 Snake 🐍 (Again) 5:29 Treasure Island 5:52 Egg Yoak 6:00 Spiders 6:17 Attack 6:27 Snake 6:57 3 little fluffy Kittens (Again) 8:16 3 little fluffy Kittens 9:35 Cool Winter night (Again) 10:52 Cool Winter night 12:17 Your Birthday 14:07 To the Beach 14:24 adding Sunscreen (Its so relaxing how she just does it a little more 😌) 14:36 Smoothing the Towel (Its so relaxing 😌) 14:51 The waves (SORRY ITS JUST RELAXING 😅😅)

[@Honeyyanne]

I'm the 101th like. i had the urge to ruin the perfect 100🥲 thx though

[@RachASMR]

This gave me such comforting vibes. Reminds me of childhood when the hardest decision I had was what I was going to wear for the day. Thabj you Erin

[@tylerbutforasmr108]

T H A B J

[@larumuu]

The person who came up with this back tracing ryhme is the true OG in the ASMR community

[@lisahudec5883]

Never ever ever…ever ever change who you are. It is what makes your videos so special ❤️ Never have I smiled so much during an asmr video for the playfulness & sweetness. This world desperately needs more of you, for sure ❤️

[@CarnageO31]

Am I the only one who feels ticklish with the "They bite you!"? This was adorable.

[@jeanzinc739]

Why would you be the only one feeling thus at that specific part?

[@chrystianaw8256]

I like that part too

[@SophiaF3499]

I really really hated that part because i can't stand anything crawling across my skin.

[@EvanMFitzGerald]

I had completely forgotten about this until this video. I never realized I had actually experienced ASMR as a child so many decades ago. Thank you for the memory.

[@RanchMonarch]

I was just thinking about these games a few days ago! This brings back so many elementary school memories. Thank you Erin!

[@Bearorgan]

When I couldn't sleep as a kid, my mom would do this till I got sleepy. It's great hearing these types of ASMRs again.

[@scruz6293]

“There’s an egg on your head and the yolk is running down … there’s a knife in your back and the blood is gushing down” “I’m sleeping with Pam’s mom. Sometimes dinner”

[@lizette2840]

...the blood is gushing down.... Lol I was looking for this comment.

[@KellyAnnASMR]

“You know I really would’ve appreciated a heads up that you are into dating mothers. I would have introduced you to mine.” 😂😂

[@ocarstens6045]

The fandom crossover I didn’t know I needed until I saw this video 🤣

[@bosoxFANATIC83]

lmfao i love you for this comment 😂😂😂

[@lucklesscomet4987]

Thank you Erin. Just thinking about it has given me many fond memories of my mother, who would not only do those games, but she also had a very gentle back scratch (massage) with her nails that she would always give me and it would always put me right to bed, no matter if I was sad or hyper.

[@lindenbug]

One of these games I really liked as a kid was this one where you had to look away while someone tickled your forearm, slowly moving up to the inside of your elbow. You had to guess when they reached that point, and somehow usually your guess was off by an inch or two. Idk if it made a difference but it also involved slapping your arm beforehand (to mess with your nerves??) lol

[@danas5846]

omg i completely forgot about that!! i miss it haha

[@MaggieGraceWebb]

I remember that too!

[@kenedisfilms]

my nana always used to do this one with me

[@cshimi]

this one, and the one where girls would trace each of my fingers and palm, and it would somehow make my fingers move on their own

[@MatrixRefugee]

One that my mom did was "Knock on the door, peek in, lift up the latch and walk in. Here's a chair, place it there. Run down cellar and chop the wood." I haven't thought of that one in thirty years. Thanks for all the effort and cleverness that you put into these vids, and thanks for helping jog my memory!

[@oooyfumtheii7396]

Why is this the first time I’ve ever heard of these???????? These are the most soothing and amazing things ever😭

[@victoriah7852]

I was just wondering the other day why there aren't more ASMR videos of these "giving you the shivers" games, so I'm really happy to see this one! I remember getting ASMR from them before I knew what ASMR was, and I'm sure it's the same for a lot of people!

[@ellie925]

Ocean asmr has one aswell 🫶🏼

[@selesart]

Ocean's asmr has some more of these (:

[@mary-janereallynotsarah684]

Have u seen Sarai's one that's all egg cracking? 🥚 and there's a Scottish asmr person who does these too. She did a whole video of different versions. And Diddly did at least one video... I'll try to find links.

[@Emperor_Zurg]

We just called it a tickeley massage. Those were always my favorite. Thank you Erin for making me feel so comfortable that I allow myself to be completely vulnerable, just like when I was wee lad about to go to bed while my momma took care of me. Seriously, thank you for capturing that feeling in these videos. I friggin love you for it. ❤️🤘🏾

[@KaiseaWings]

I'd never heard of these! It would have absolutely been my favourite as a kid though, I did love it when people played with my hair and having that kind of friendly casual contact is something I miss as an adult.

[@visceralangelic]

1:16 to skip ad

[@destiny5213]

You’re my absolute favourite ASMRtist! I absolutely adore your energy, your style, your humour - you are such a gift to this earth ! Thank you so much for another amazing video 💖

[@kirdot2011]

Yes she is the treasure of that island she keeps mentioning in this vid

[@stealthxpert7549]

Couldn’t have said better myself

[@dccomicsscenes6188]

Was anyone else’s; Dot. Dot. Line. Line. Spiders crawling up your spine. Crack an egg your head. The yolk runs down. Big squeeze. Cool breeze. Now you have the shiverees.

[@vincem3748]

I thought of the Scottish Murmurs version

[@8bitidiots]

i think so!! i can’t remember if we had the egg part there or not and the other minor change was it was circle circle not line line

[@moonwolf166]

Mine was line line number nine spiders crawling up your spine dot dot electric shock

[@Quinnie2]

Yes

[@CeaselessWatcher01]

The one my aunt always told me was: “Going on a treasure hunt, X marks the spot! Three lines down and a question mark. A pinch. A squeeze. A cool tropical breeze (blowing noise). And now you’ve got the chillllssss”

[@kat-ei6tj]

When I tell you i ✨GASPED✨ at this title. Couldn’t figure out what this game was called for sooooo many years, but it was my very first ASMR experience as a child. Cannot wait to watch this tonight! 💗 Thank u miss moon for this special & nostalgic video idea 🌙

[@kirdot2011]

I had no idea these were supposed to be done as ASMR. Nobody did them that way in our school

[@ghrave_]

I LOVED these as a kid (and still do at 32!) From Michigan, ours was something like: Going on a camping trip X marks the spot three lines down and a question mark a pinch a squeeze a tropical breeze (blowing) now you've got, the shiveries chills going up your back chills going down crack an egg on your head and let the yolk run down spiders crawling up your back spiders crawling down spiders crawling up your back TO GETCHA!

[@jarrodbrecht7002]

This was so much fun to watch. Very wholesome and relaxing. This would be great for young kids yet still works for adults. Erin's enthusiasm and animations were very soothing. One of my favorite videos over the 10+ years watching ASMR.

[@ИевлеваКатя]

I love how every culture has it's own kids massage thingy

[@sophieAutumnMay]

This was very soothing. I never had friends that did this when I was in school, but I remember seeing other kids doing these and thinking it was neat. The one about the cats was my favorite.

[@JanMarsalekWirecard]

I honestly love it that you recreated all the effects

[@janallansocaparros]

Read the title and immediately knew this was gonna be great! So thankful for your videos ❤️

[@bathedintulipetals]

Your videos are so comforting and nostalgic even though I never really experienced this stuff when I was young its always a treat with your kiddy videos

[@henahayashi]

Omg. This is my new favorite ASMR vid ever!!!! I could practically feel it and my spine was tingling with every single game like you were actually doing them on me. These bring out my inner child and I love it ❤

[@ang3lik4l]

dude, this is your best video ever. I always comeback here from time to time.

[@ReleaseMyKrakken]

Spiders biting me.... Then stabs me in the back... Then a snake attacks. I'm clearly not having a good day lol

[@moth1365]

There are so many moments in this video that were simply sublime (I've replayed the "They bite you! They bite you", the sugar pouring, and the tapping triggers so many times), but the real stand out was the sandcastle stacking noise. I'm in awe, it was SO enjoyable I can't stop listening 🥰

[@theolrazzledazzle.7074]

I’m going through a rough patch in life, so I’ve been really stressed. This is exactly what I needed. Thank you, Erin.

[@tatemitchell1479]

I really hope things improve for you. I love your username, are you a fan of Chicago? I love musicals myself haha, they always help take my mind off of sad/stressful things 💖🦋

[@rachelm3976]

@@tatemitchell1479 I have just discovered Hamilton and can’t get enough!! Love musicals too

[@NasrinZzzz]

Even ads at the beginning of her vids are soothing and give us tingles. She is an international treasure ❤

[@SunnyBeetle1922]

These were an absolute delight. You turned my day from stressful into tingly joy. You could call these Tingle-rhymes or something like that. They are an amazing way for folks of all ages to get off to sleep and I bet they would be a big hit with little kids. They have such a delightful playful vibe about them....Thank you Erin!!! Your videos are Lovely as always🙏🏽🥰💕💤💯🌈💖💫

[@Saulezied]

One of the best ASMR videos I've seen. It's quite rare that I finish the whole video or return back several times, but this managed to do that. Great!

[@SatinFoxx]

Ahh, the classic "someone in my family is secretly a witch, and they passed this down" game. Seriously, I have tried to trace this series of "games" back for multiple friends who had forms of this, and 3 of them learned directly from family members who practiced witchcraft. Glad to see our traditions transcends its origins.

[@nova5631]

that’s such a weird coincidence! i learned it from my mom who was into witchcraft :O

[@Luis-oy3et]

@@nova5631 witchcraft isnt real and your mum is delusional

[@SkittyDangerzne]

​@@nova5631 same here! My mum was also into witchcraft! That's something

[@jhiggs477]

I adore this video. I’ve come back to it again and again. The tingles, the comfort, the joy. Just the best 🥰

[@lilyminer9164]

I love how little games like this have slightly different words based on the place. I can’t remember the whole rhyme but one part I do remember from my older sisters version is: “Cat scratch! Dog bite! Bird peck!” And “Spiders crawling up your back, attack! Attack! Blood running down your back, attack! Attack!” Lol it’s interesting to see how different the two versions are.

[@MegaAnimaldoctor]

I don't usually comment, but I feel I should here. The first experience I ever had with ASMR that I can remember was from my mom telling me a bedtime story. These stories would involve a character that was an adventure version of myself a la Indiana Jones. One of these adventures took place in the desert and involved a tarantula crawling up my back. My mom would crawl her fingers up my back to relax me, and I loved it so much I would often ask her to do it separate from the story. Of course, during the story, it also helped that she had such a soft speaking voice. Years later, I finally found the terms for the videos that contain soft speaking and became a fan of both guided meditations and ASMR. To watch this video from my favorite ASMRtist feels kind of like it's coming full circle in a crazy way so thank you, Moon, for uploading yet another relaxing and comforting video!!

[@dominiqueisunique41]

I taught two of my little cousins the Treasure Island rhyme, and now it’s one of our favorite things to do when we see each other. Thanks for introducing us to this!

[@khonsuismyswornbloodbrothe1687]

Who knew that dagger stabs, snake bites, spider bites and cat scratches could be so relaxing?

[@versatile_samuel]

It's insane because I'm French and we had that first one pretty much exactly the same word for word :o I don't remember it being a treasure island, but I distinctly remember the egg, the spiders, the dagger... crazy how these things travel :)

[@bugbug1534]

this is so comforting for no reason- i love this channel so much

[@garrett.c.j]

Erin: “spiders crawling up your back, _they bite you! they bite you!”_ Me: 😌🥱😴

[@theembersinside1420]

This game was where I learned that I had the ability to feel something seriously awe inspiring & delightful, eventually learning that it was ASMR. Finding out that there's a whole community of ppl who understand exactly what I was feeling, has changed my life.. This brought me total nostalgia!😛💜☮

[@allyhenton]

This is definitely a new favorite, the tingles were sooooo good!! I remember doing other versions of these growing up and it was so nice to hear them again

[@neliara7]

This reminded me so much of when my mum used to read my sister and I bedtime stories that rhymed like that, it made me so badly want to go back to then, this made me feel sleepier than most other ASMR videos Thank you so much Erin ☺️

[@ShhheilaASMR]

You’re so coordinated to be able to do the actions and layered sounds at the same time! This is such a sweet idea- there are so many variations I’d never heard of before! Some-surprisingly spooky 👻 hehe! 😅😂 but still very relaxing!

[@Shlankyman545]

Unlocking some old nerves and old memories with this video. Thank you.

[@thisisasign9662]

There’s always a great battle within me between my want to watch these most beautiful videos to the end and my speedily rising sleepiness. I love it. Usually the latter wins, but then the former gets revenge the next morning :)

[@arti1086]

Been listening to ASMR for 10+ years and your videos for a few years. I have continued to listen to ASMR as a relaxation tool with tingles being rare. I haven't had tingles like this in a very, very long time. This is wonderful. Thank you!

[@Newt-J]

I think we used to call these "backrub stories" when I was young - my sister's favorite was one where you make a pizza 🥰

[@amyk.2500]

These were the first things to ever give me ASMR as a child!!

[@thatmaninthevan3858]

The rhyming was really soothing. I would love more of that in the context of fantasy prophecies or spell casting. I think I remember willow doing some of those.

[@jesseaster919]

Yayyyy! I kept replaying the short snippets of older videos where you did the tracing games. A whole video dedicated to it is such a treat! Thank you Erin!!

[@harper6516]

One of the memories i remember when playing back tracing games is when me and my classmates would wait for our parents to pick us up, and we would take turns tracing some shapes or animals, or we would guess a word just by tracing the letters. Definitely a part of my childhood 🥰

[@Kamishibaiya-ko]

I would literally pay like $1000 just have have a twenty minute personalized ASMR session with you lol You and softlygaloshes are the most calming ASMRtists that I’ve had the pleasure of subbing to!

[@alfiedragon7075]

I would pay 2000 for you to touch grass

[@Kamishibaiya-ko]

@@alfiedragon7075 Wow, thanks chief! That means I’ll have a twenty minute personalized ASMR session, have gone outside, *and* gotten $1000!

[@kirdot2011]

I'm sure she would be glad to help you out that way

[@ShaunCheah]

softlygaloshes was my introduction to ASMR almost a decade ago, I still enjoy her videos to this day, plus Erin is who I'd consider the best and most effective creator in the genre, so it's pretty neat to see them together in a comment like this (even if it was a bit parasocial, lol).

[@StarlitLilies]

I never knew these existed! They're so cute❤ My sister and I just traced patterns or spelled out words on each others backs

[@Hippopatumas]

this makes me feel so safe, so comfy. I love this : )

[@larumuu]

Since you released this, the Treasure Island rhyme has become a frequent ritual between my 3yo daughter and me. She asks me to do it multiple times a day. I'm sure she is getting ASMR. Thanks for teaching me. It's lovely.

[@brittfarms2018]

I love how u change ur voice method on the "they bite you they bites you".. thats my favorite parts. I love this video

[@asamiichan9909]

I adore the one about the kittens so much, I find that one to be the most relaxing for me. Or perhaps the image is just too cute! I also remembered part of one when I was a kid ; Line, line, number nine. Double dot, electric shock. And that’s where my memories get fuzzy 😭

[@dustybooks_]

i remember this one! i think it was something like tic tac toe [draw a tic tac toe board] give me an x, give me an o [self explanatory] give me a three in a row [draw three x's or o's in a row] line, line, number 9 [draw two lines with a 9 between them] double dot [two dots] electric shock! [grip their sides]

[@waanibanani6497]

Everytime you do the snake attacks part it fills my heart with joy

[@doodlesbyalex8765]

I've loved back tracing since my childhood, so I'm especially excited for this video :D

[@Im_OutlikealightCAC]

Surprisingly a handful of these randomly just became familiar the moment you started... amazing how long the brain can store things away then have them say "YO wassup" when their relevant to the moment

[@raymondjiang1587]

I've seen this trigger several times over the years and I can't believe I didn't realize before how perfect it would be for you to do it someday

[@kay-ub9vs]

I never really grew up with these tracing games , so this makes my inner child very very happy:)

[@koa-fficient7449]

i always adore your autumn vibes in your videos!

[@user.468]

This is honestly the BEST asmr video I've watched

[@marianabragv]

9:43 Erin: ASMRtist, director, screen writer, make up artist, videographer, set/prop designer, stylist, and

[@monamochaa]

these brought back so many memories of doing back tracing with my friends when i was younger! not these games specifically, most of the time we’d try to guess what each other was writing on our backs or try to see how low we could go on each other’s backs without shivering/flinching. i got a spine surgery when i was 12 and haven’t been able to feel anything on my back since then, and i don’t really remember what sensation on my back feels like, so it was pretty interesting trying to remember what it felt like playing games like these back then... nevertheless!!! this was so tingly and nicely relaxing, the way u tell the stories is so immersive and the story of the kittens was soooo cute!! 🤍🤍 thank you for this!

[@bransonallen2925]

I definitely remember enjoying these types of games as a kid a LOT and I'm sure a lot of other kids thought I was a weirdo for how often I wanted people to do them to me.

[@katrinaasmrr]

LOVE tracing in person and on video! It’s amazing!!!

[@PerennialKillJoy]

This brings it ALL BACK fam \o/ thanks for being so innately pleasant. It made my evening so much lighter :)

[@okeanos6391]

Thank you, this is super lovely in a heartwarming nostalgic sort of way. These games are also the first time I can remember getting tingles as a kid (and apparently they still super work!!)

[@Caragoner]

Definitely nice! I never did this as a kid, but I enjoyed it anyways. I think the first was my favorite, and the cake was a close second because it has such a good variety of sensations. I think thats the key, to keep it fresh. The kitten one made me smile though!

[@michoco5377]

Love visual triggers, especially tracing, especially from Erin. The perfect mix 😌

[@HamMeeko]

This is perfect timing for me! I loved these games as a kid I would always get so many tingles instantly

[@morgyliz333]

most of the others i’ve heard have been mostly similar to the one i know, but yours was SO DIFFERENT!!! i didn’t expect it

[@a.q.9521]

There are some Spanish ones my grandmother used to do on me when I was younger! The old viejita gathering wood was my favourite, but it was more on the arms than the back.

[@BloodyRain55]

I love how every word got what felt like the most fitting sound you could give it! It’s always fun to hop on your channel and watch great content! :)