ASMR Solving math exam questions with an overhead projector

[@tibees]

Many of you have requested ASMR style content from me in the past, I hope this video brings you some joy. Working with the projector noise was a significant challenge. This video is sponsored by Fabulous: Start building your ideal daily routine! 🎁 The first 100 people who click on the link will get 25% OFF Fabulous Premium ➡ thefab.co/tibees

[@keepthecircleclean]

Best Wishes🌟

[@andreebora6272]

Wishing you luck!

[@hunterkudo9832]

thank you so much for this video Tibees.

[@harryjamespotter9437]

Happy New Year, Toby!!

[@tugger]

this is amazing

[@MaggieD0123]

All of us who went through school during the age of the overhead projector loved the hum, the darkness, the soft light, the squeaky sound of the markers writing on the transparencies.

[@_miguelithink_5636]

No I didn't I still wanted to leave.

[@pastyuscricketer]

Yesssss! At least, it was perfect until the loud kid in the back screams

[@Lilmiszsophie]

Yes! Can relate

[@Oceanic620]

It's still around in alot of schools :D

[@andilengwane3372]

Never realized how that has affected my taste in asmr

[@BruceMol]

Besides the math, which is great, I really appreciate your efforts to mix it up a bit with different video formats. This one, the Get Ready with Me, the Bob Ross, the ones with all the animations, the historical ones - don't think your efforts have gone unnoticed! Way to keep it fresh, Thx for being you!

[@Mj783980]

Yes I think your accent and soft voice already lend themselves to ASMR. So please continue to do more of the same because a lot people that start doing intentional ASMR lose something by whispering too much when their natural voice was fine

[@yayodd]

Totally agreed

[@onlyengineerhere8793]

Same here :)

[@joeschmo2784]

Dude you’re absolutely right. I watch her because the videos are interesting but also very relaxing. I would be somewhat disappointed if her channel turned into intentional ASMR stuff.

[@yacobz]

Her accent does the opposite for me. Reminds me of seller colonialism and genocide

[@joetrapana9523]

Cant believe you got access to Germanys most modern classroom

[@1123aka]

Your ASMR soft talking is outstanding. Always knew it! ASMR pros better brace themselves ;)

[@tibees]

thank you so much!!

[@anteeko]

I am not a native speaker, what is ASMR?

[@liandli]

@@anteeko read this video's description

[@anteeko]

@@liandli Ok thanks, I don't understand the relation with the video?

[@liandli]

@@anteeko u asked “what is ASMR?” right? in the description she put the link where u can read what is ASMR (wikipedia) sooo that's why i told u to read this video's description :)

[@Mustakrakish1337]

Oh my god core memory unlocked. It was impossible to stay awake whenever one of those was in use during class...and now there's an ASMR video combining the two. THANK YOU!!!

[@alexbenlazreg3861]

Your voice is strangely comforting, it makes me want to sleep

[@Mj783980]

Lol that's what ASMR does

[@godwinraj6899]

Yaah...nice voice😁

[@diegoherrera_23]

Agree

[@davidvargas7651]

This was very nostalgic for me. I remember feeling ASMR tingles for the first time in elementary school during a soft-spoken lesson on an overhead projector just like this. I would love a whole series on this!!

[@jannooosthuizen6588]

Same here

[@hopLight2322]

It was sometimes Soo hard to not fall asleep after PE in classes like that. Projector background noise with a soft spoken and kind teacher created an environment that I struggled to stay awake in

[@tonygreen3125]

It is a great feeling when math makes you smile. Came across this video with the goal of falling asleep while learning a little bit along the way. Instead, I found myself watching the whole thing and subscribing for more content when I'm not trying sleep.

[@mskeisha6766]

I'm a Turkish student whom is also preparing for the YKS exam. I think it's a lovely coincidence of you to explain the solutions of two Geometry questions in detail while I was searching for their answers lol. I didn't have in mind before I clicked onto this video though :Dd Thanks a lot!

[@mutercimcime]

ne yaptın hocam neredesin

[@alissonlares2926]

Oh my. If I had this kind of math classes at school, l would be a "math genius" nowadays. This is so, sooo good.

[@adityajaiswal6082]

Indeed

[@anupamdebnath1884]

Seriously, totally agree.

[@FelixMBlume]

math in school is nothing

[@garryiglesias4074]

@@FelixMBlume "math in school is nothing" ...while "math at school" are just basics...

[@gamesmaster1060]

No you'd fall asleep lol

[@Ace-1525]

29 years old, and I forgot how much I loved Maths. Thank you for reuniting me with one of my old passions, and thank you for such good tingles! ♡♡

[@emanfatima3812]

Hi Toby! I'm a student of grade 9 and I'm so interested in physics and astronomy whenever I watch your videos about physics and astronomy those videos teach me something new every time when I watch them!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us you're my favorite youTuber!

[@aliden8394]

Very relatable

[@jose000]

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[@xlben10]

Soft spoken is one of my favourite asmr genre, please keep doing this

[@Methuselah969V]

Thanks! For helping me sleep 💘

[@thaliaarredondo6960]

Amazing video! I used to love it when a teacher would bust out the projector! The dark room, the buzzing sound, the writing with the markers, the changing of the plastic pages- ahh it’s all so nostalgic and relaxing! And then your voice on top of all that makes it even better!👏🏽😍💯

[@VernAfterReading]

Lights off, warm glow, no better way to learn! Brings back memories. Thanks so much!

[@freddykabulaschnitza2475]

It's great to see that a maths channel is gaining a lot of traction with the viewers. Well done, you're doing a splendid service, keep at it.

[@voidscuttler]

Oh man, I've been wishing for ASMR stuff from you for so long! Your content always motivates and calms me down during studies. Astro studies are fun but also nerve-wracking :')

[@SoulStyx]

Exact same thought

[@alexdarlington4072]

This reminds me of elementary school when my soft spoken teacher was prepping us for ministry exams with a projector. I dont think I was aware of exam stress at that time, but I’m sure calm ambiance favors for better learning! Great video.

[@bombastus4402]

Your voice and the way you project yourself is so soothing. Maybe it doesn't suit your ambitions, but after watching your channel for about a year I've come to believe you might be the best teacher EVER. I imagine the whole classroom would instantly shut up and listen, and how comfortable everyone would feel to engage you with on topic questions. Thanks for all your good work!

[@TheGreatCalsby]

I'm so glad ASMR has got to a point where anyone can basically do it and it's not even that weird of a concept Just like math lol

[@sugs_30]

Oh man what a throwback! My 8th grade math teacher had one of these in his classroom and used it every day to teach us math, and it was one of my favorite classes. Thanks for the great video!

[@katherinepierce7948]

Mathematics ASMR is my dream. Keep doing these

[@Megaghost_]

The warm lightning of the projector added a nice touch to it. Also, your voice is already perfect for ASMR. Well done.

[@scienceisfuture]

I must say you caught me Toby!!! I though it was from one of my ASMR subscriptions but I should say this is one of your greatest ideas in 2022 and a gift for all of us who follow you! 🤩

[@MosleyHarmless]

that folding the numbers in half thing is incredible, it's so simple once you visualize it

[@I.K.E.L.O.S]

I'm not a fan of asmr usally but oh my gosh the overhead projector just brought back so much nostalgia and comfort I didn't think was possible. Would really love to see more please.

[@lilgoldenbuddy]

I remember watching my teachers write on those plastic/reusable clear sheets on the overhead projector and if I really liked their handwriting, I used to get tingles from reading it. It’s strange, I would read their writing and the voice in my head would give me tingles; so thank you for this very nostalgic experience.

[@LordSaladin629]

There is something about ASMR were someone is passionate about what they are doing that make the ASMR so much better. The people that just read some sort of script feels so fake and disingenuous. The audio is absolutely fantastic as well in this video, it feels like I'm back in class or sitting with a tutor. Love this style of ASMR super relaxing and calming helps me unwind after a long day and reminisce on my high school days.

[@jmwild1]

The Joy of Mathematics videos serve as great ASMR for me! I particularly enjoy the logarithm and Euler's Identity videos from the series. Learning maths while getting the tingles is perfect.

[@thebiblioholic]

Ooh. My kittens were excited to see themselves at the end :-) I remember laserprinting powerpoint slides onto transparencies and bringing them in a box to present on an overhead projector at conferences. Even fancier was when you had the transparencies mounted on a cardboard mat.

[@YazzyNikole]

Soft spoken is perfect, especially yours. Not all of us who experience asmr like the whispers but more like this, reminds me of getting lectures back in school.

[@rustycherkas8229]

5AM, and I'm headed back to bed. Thanks for the "chill session". Takes me back to the '60s when rock concerts used similar projectors with colourful gels toward enhancing one's psychedelic experience. Hope you'll explore more uses for yours.

[@FloStudios]

This took me back to being a kid again, in the best way. Reminded me how relaxing those projectors were and what it feels like to love math.

[@1337fidoS10]

Excellent. I can finally fall asleep in math class without fear of detention.

[@spacemoon02]

I had a professor in my first year of college who would call powerpoint presentations ''transparencies''. To this very day, I had no idea what she meant and I never looked it up honestly since I assumed it would be another out of fashion word for projector. I had no idea it worked this way, it's quite ingenious! I could listen to you reading straight from a dictionary, as i find your voice and your accent so nice and relaxing to listen to. It does hit differently watching you solving maths problems though, in the best way possible. I hope you do more like this!

[@exapta5493]

YAY! You're officially getting into the asmr world, this is amazing!!

[@angelvalentynn]

I’ve been having a really hard time falling asleep lately and this is so perfect!! The math is perfect because I’m really not interested in it so my brain doesn’t try to latch onto what you’re saying and I get the chance to completely relax and just not think at all. I had the best naps of my life in math class back in high school, the sound of the projector is so soothing and also reminds me of being in a cold classroom. Also your voice is one of those unique voices that can sway me to sleep instantly even when you’re talking about things I find interesting. Thank you so much for your efforts, you’re an angel.

[@burrito270]

ahhh yes Toby! I've been genuinely watching and falling asleep to your videos for a long time now (not because they're boring lol!), your voice is so relaxing. Thanks for all the amazing content!

[@BlueRidgeBubble]

I saw your shorts a week or so ago and knew that soft voice with excellent enunciation and slight accent would be perfect for ASMR I can already feel my brain being released from the grip of it's headache

[@octavius4711]

I always thought you'd be a great fit for ASMR, as i watch your content and ASMR regularly, so I'm glad you've dipped into the genre! Wonderful voice, and hopefully I'll be able to focus my brain enough to pay attention during this presentation while I relax :)

[@ipodan8gb]

Fun fact, i actually used to watch some of your past videos as asmr. I never commented it but I was really hoping you would do this type of videos in your own way like you did in this one, really enjoyed it

[@dizzyd7315]

One of the best recommendations ever. Thank you for going through with this and I hope it won't be the last time we'll be getting this type of content from you!!

[@lindseydejesus1877]

petition for tibees to make nothing but asmr projector math videos forever 😌😌😌 this is so calming and it gives me such a nice throwback to old school memories. thanks for making math so enjoyable :))

[@X360HotSwap]

I get full body tingles watching and listening to ASMR but it's hard to find tingles this good

[@atomic_cupcake]

i love this SO MUCH. your voice is so soft and you rlly captured the asmr vibe!!! i love maths so much too and seeing that these questions were for students of around my level, but challenging enough for me to have a good think about them was perfect. you also explained them so well and i understood everything. tysm for this

[@Limownandfriends]

my first asmr experience was back in primary school in math class where one of the students explained to me how to solve the problem in a calm manner and i was so shocked by the tingling sensation i felt that i totally missed her whole explanation and had to ask her again. always been bad and hated maths so i always avoid it as much as i can but i gotta say im kinda getting the same vibe i used to feel back then. thanks

[@titiorangetree]

thank you so much!! this was literally one of my favorite triggers i had a soft spoken teacher in elementary who used this and for some reason it was so relaxing to me omg this is amazing

[@jollyjokress3852]

OHH I actually now know what they pythagorean triple is and I don't even feel exhausted. Usually I don't learn that quickly! I think the black and white visuals with the calm demeanor made it possible for me shut out everything else that usually distracts me. So, please more ASMR on basic (?) maths! :) :)

[@nekkinekki4721]

loved this so much. Watched the whole video. Please make more of these. Watching me study math to relax is my Indian parents' dream come true.

[@tanglewife]

I have misophonia and am normally driven to distraction by anything remotely ASMR, but you have one of the rare voices that not only doesn't make me want to drive rusty nails through my eardrums, but I actually actively enjoy listening to!

[@Carebearritual]

i have misophonia as well. asmr helped a lot as exposure therapy (with a therapist. i would not have done what i did alone. listening to people eat gummy stuff made me want to bleed, and i still get very triggered, but hearing it through a relaxing lens did make it slightly more tolerable). i hope you are able to find relief soon- such a horrible and misunderstood mental phenomenon

[@nonutemperor]

Your dedication to math reminds me of my old math teacher who eventually inspired me to pursue H3 math Edit: forgot to add that she never gave up on me when i doubted myself and she was proud even though i only got an A2. It inspired me to pursue an academic route albeit in the theoretical physics path. Didnt pursue a phd, found passion in music and business but looking back, i truly enjoyed the journey.

[@anitamitchell3452]

I enjoy this method of teaching. Also, I never heard the projector noise at all. Thanks Tibees. Happy New Year.

[@andyvaldez212]

Had a teacher that actually spoke like this... never learned a thing but little did I know at the time that would be the best sleep of my life.

[@johnpaulcross424]

I remember being a kid with these projectors, I miss those days. Thank you for reminding me.

[@josephstevens9888]

The overhead projector - brings me back into my school days.... ...Toby - I hope you have a happy, healthy, and prosperous 2022!

[@shaller4438]

ASMR and math, a weird combination, but interesting nonetheless!

[@sin3358]

I've been watching videos similar to this for a while to fall asleep during my exam weeks. I'm sad I cannot find more of them tbh. I wish someone did an ASMR video with L'Hospitals ;-;

[@Joyexer]

I think its a really neat combination! :)

[@allaamrauf8214]

Why is it weird?

[@anastasia.00]

both make me sleepy so its a win win

[@X0verXDriveX]

I wrote a comment yesterday about you doing asmr because of your soft voice... you've got a new subscriber. You have no idea how much I will appreciate this video. I'm so happy right now!

[@michaellawton2150]

This was absolutely lovely and I'd love to see the part two down the line if you feel up for doing so

[@PastelAssassin283]

This video is great. Your universe sandbox videos have always been near perfect for relaxation

[@CHRISTIAN30081975]

I do want part 2 of the ASMR video! You are great, Tibees! Thank you

[@arnewoodman]

Another great idea from you Tibees. You've had me hooked since your "...in the style of Bob Ross" videos. I remember very poor school history lessons taught by overhead projector. The teacher had a set of pre-written (his handwriting) transparent sheets which he just placed on the projector and read out loud, then go to the next one. We were expected to write it down in our notebooks, if we could stay awake. But you are using it the way it should have been done.

[@DecafMathASMR]

😱 I’ve been working on my math + asmr channel for years and here you are doing such an amazing job!! It brings me so much joy to see people enjoying math in this way. I do hope there will be a part 2 and 3 and 4…. :)

[@jtgary8118]

I just subbed your channel.

[@whiggygirl]

​@jtgary8118 I'm drawn to your name. My DOB is 181181

[@rariehlani1344]

Best ASMR ever. Fall asleep the fastest in my life. 10/10 insomnia cure

[@GrimMeowning]

Your normal videos are already like ASMR, thought~

[@nightShiftMares]

Neat fact, that tingly feeling is ASMR. Since people can have wildly varying triggers for that sensation, most likely a majority of ASMR videos won't cause it for a viewer - but we can certainly enjoy the unusual production value, and uniquely relaxing content.

[@WillyyKW]

You ALWAYS are ASMR. Your voice is ASMR

[@adamc1706]

YESS I’ve been looking for overhead projector asmr for ages, I’m only 6 months late but finally found it. It’s such a good idea, it was always a relaxing time in school.

[@saimohnishmuralidharan5440]

I love Astronomy and Physics. I love ASMR too. This is THE Best Recommendation that KZbin has given Me.

[@drpkmath12345]

Wow ASMR with mathematics! This is great Tibees! Thanks for sharing such a unique yet great video!

[@Alienalloy]

oh wow found this in your back catalogue.. sorry been away and missed a lot of your videos.. iv been in to ASMR for some years, and i knew when i first found your channel many years ago you'd be great at this... ill be saving this for when i get home and bed.. thankyou and at last !:)

[@warlockCommitteeMeeting]

More ASMR math please!

[@kumardigvijaymishra5945]

Thanks for reminding my days of preparing for CBSE. For the last question, a straightforward way is to make the determinant of the coefficients equal to zero.👍 Your explanation using simple geometry is very graceful. Nice to see that 'no solution' looks like parallel lines on Euclidean plane.

[@TCeries-plays]

I saw these projectors first time at MIT ✨✨✨

[@hamstersniffer]

Soft spoken is better than whispers, I think. Your voice is always very relaxing.

[@justasj5628]

Hi, I'd really want a part 2 :). I enjoyed watching.

[@omarabukharoob9313]

Your normal voice when you make non-ASMR videos is ASMR to my ears, you have a really soft voice I feel very comfortable while listening to your videos

[@habencon4082]

She has finally embraced her true self

[@loicleflour8334]

I had a soft-spoken thermodynamics and fluid mechanics teacher who was teaching with this kind of projector, back in my first year of college. It was some of the best naps I've had. Good times ahah. This video sure brings back memories and probably nice naps as well.

[@Joshuapurba]

mathematics won't get you to heaven.

[@wizerd2089]

Tibees doesn't have to lower her voice to fit the ASMR catagory. Her regular volume in many previous videos is very relaxing. The chalkboard "bob ross"-esque videos are wonderful.

[@AdityaPandey-ym8cg]

She has a shocking resemblance to Emma Watson.🤔

[@t-tscheamh1178]

Here in Germany (only talking for my school), we are still using them. Like some teacher really can’t teach without them

[@abruzz0]

Your voice has always been soothing, and soft talk asmr is my fav

[@harikrishnanchandramohan4209]

Mathematics , Overhead projector, her bedtime story voice - Cure for sleeping disorder

[@scottifly]

Nice to see you've made a new video to kick off 2022!

[@skln000]

As a child I always desperately wanted one of these and never imagined you could possibly BUY one! I thought they just spawned in schools. Lovely video, reminds me of the first times I ever felt asmr

[@effoffutube]

Wonderful! All we need is a never-ending transparency roll and different colors of markers to shuffle constantly.

[@William.TRG.]

I've always watch your video as asmr. I don't understand all the physic and math you're saying but i like how you speak.

[@craberadicator9446]

My school english teacher had a varient of this, but it was just a standard projector connected to a camera that was faced down at a standard piece of paper. Really helped with annotations

[@DirtyHarry3]

As a German i cam say these overhead projectors are still in use in the schools in Germany today. Every german student knows these projectors. We dont have beamers or whitebords in the classrooms.

[@Airland_combat]

Same applied to me in school. I saw these in elementary school 2009-2015. These were quickly phased out about 2012 for me. For the next 5 years I had to adjust to the smart boards and interactive projectors.

[@linifiles]

i absolutely hate maths but while watching you i change completely and want to learn forever, you make my days better tibees, thank you

[@jalv509]

I remember one of my first experiences of asmr was in chemistry class. My teacher would write on the projection screen, then spray some cleaner and clean off the projector slide and wipe it and write a new one.

[@left4deadfreak]

I always loved when these were brought out in class because that meant we got to sit in a cozy, dark room all period haha

[@disgruntled.pelican]

This was one of my earliest memories of experiencing ASMR, love this!!!

[@soba_fm]

id love a part 2 tibees thanks for the asmr !!!

[@dollymiko]

Thanks so much for this Tibees! I’m a year 9 student and the way you went through these exam questions helped me to understand the concepts better before school resumes :)