Autistic Person Reacts To Autism ASMR

An autistic person reacts to autism ASMR video for the first time. Hi indie people! So today, I decided to show my reaction to autism ASMR as I've personally never watched ASMR. I don't understand how people find enjoyment from asmr in general, so I wondered if autism asmr would be different and may be better suited for autistic people.
What is ASMR? Well ASMR stands for an autonomous sensory meridian response. ASMR is a term for the sensation people get when watching a stimulating video or doing another activity that involves personal attention.
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[@VeeJayASMR]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXrPlIWPjqx1l9U As someone with autism myself, I made this video giving the viewer a comforting pep talk, focussing on some positive autism traits. It's NOT whispered, don't worry ;-)

[@phoenixlikethebird142]

The same video that you reacted to was not pleasant at all it just made me tic and stim and don’t forget cringe

[@IndieAndy]

Hi there! Just had a quick look and it sounds good! If you don't mind, can I react to this for the channel as I love positive messages? :)

[@VeeJayASMR]

@@IndieAndy Of course! I'm fully aware not everything I say in the video will be relatable for every autistic person, as we all are so different, so I'm curious to hear what you relate with!

[@IndieAndy]

Aww yeah totally understand but I'm looking forward to see it in full 😊

[@katiepylman]

I love ASMR, but only very specific ones. I have not once found an ASMR video "for autistic people" that I enjoyed. The ones where the person is acting out a scene (such as personal attention like a haircut) are always better than ones where they are making sounds for the sake of making sounds, in my opinion. Also, it's typically the channels with the higher production quality of video backdrop who have a better understanding of sound design and the psychological aspects. I think it has a lot to do with the differences for autistic people who are sensory-seeking or sensory-avoiding as to whether it's enjoyable and which different kind is enjoyable. I am typically auditory-avoiding and this media can often drown out "bad sounds" better than white noise, which is one of the "bad sounds" as far as I'm concerned.

[@gamehero6816]

The only true ASMR is Bob Ross.

[@marymyers4751]

I liked how he "beat the devil out of the brush" against his easel.

[@delilahhart4398]

Bob Ross can make some of us "happy little autistics." 😁

[@75maxdv35]

“Squish that ball sir” said Andy 😂

[@IndieAndy]

Merch idea? 🤣🤣🤣

[@75maxdv35]

@@IndieAndy Yes!🤣

[@gauntlettolife833]

🤭😆😅😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gamehero6816]

It's like the guy in the red shirt doesn't know how autism and SPD works.

[@joes8418]

He's not a nice guy at all either. Treats his community awfully, during livestreams.

[@IndieAndy]

Hmm I mean to me the video itself I feel is clickbait just to get people watching it. I didn't see the video beforehand so I wasn't sure what to expect of course but definitely don't think he knows anything about it.

[@IndieAndy]

Ooh that's interesting to know. It's wrong I think to be rude or horrible to people who support you and give their time to you.

[@IndieAndy]

Aww really? That's disgusting!

[@BlindmanPepperspray]

Everyone has different taste in sounds that they find attractive and pleasure in. Basically lots of us has a pleasure of certain sounds. To me ASMR whispers is too weird for me. I tend to love nice sounds like stress balls, slimes, balloons squeeze, blow, tap, etc. not just to the ears but my eyes too. Anything that has a smooth feeling with no other noise is a huge guilty pleasure of mine. Rough sounds in the other hand is painful to my ears. Could be a sensory thing.

[@AthayaProject]

I'm autistic and have misophonia, but I like to torture myself by sometimes hearing people do an ASMR mukbang. I don't know if it's because I like chewing (a tactile seeker) or I just like the adrenaline rush.

[@KristiChan1]

Oof, the sounds and visuals of mukbang make me queezy. 🤢 Also as someone who grew up in a fairly poor household, it bothers me when I see people waste food like that. You know they throw away most of it.

[@AthayaProject]

@@KristiChan1 they did?! I didn't know that, holy shit. Ugh yes, that's why despite still coming back I never lasted more than three or five minutes. I thought it was funny to judge people from the way they eat, but now that I know they never finished the food, yeah... not so funny anymore

[@IndieAndy]

Yeah I have to say that even though I enjoy some creators who do these kinds of videos for the conversations. Wasting of food just isn't cool.

[@phoenixxam5812]

What is Misophobia?

[@kittyrosefaerie7464]

I listen to ASMR every night to help tune out the other noises in my building. However, the video you reacted to wasn't for me. Certain asmr triggers give me the icks, like spray bottles! 🙉One channel I listen to regularly is the channel "ASMR zeitgeist", he does a lot of really cool triggers. Personally I really like when he does stuff with orbeez.

[@kajsakonigk1982]

Zeitgeist is awesome! 🥰

[@erikku0369]

you right :D

[@OrlandNavarro]

I have mild autism but ASMR for me specially at night time i feel so relaxed and more sleepy most of ASMR videos.. hehehe

[@forgenorman3025]

Your reaction to the mic rubbing stuff is like my reaction to high-pitched squealing sounds, makes me cringe so hard and it's almost painful. Back when I worked at a grocery store ringing people up a coworker went by with a cart that needed oiling and the sound was so bad I had to stop what I was doing! Thankfully the person I was ringing up was reacting the same way hahaha!

[@Memary8888]

I personally like ASMR if it's visual\physical based rather than sound based. For example, someone messing with another person's hair, a monkey grooming someone, bars of soap being shaved down with a knife, someone's makeup being done, rotating an object with glitter in or on it to get it to sparkle in the light, etc. Sound based ASMR's tend to be dangerous territory for me lol. And honestly, I don't really even look for ASMR videos, I have some, but most are literally just KZbin videos that just happen to have a part in them that I play over and over that is relaxing and satisfying for me xD

[@Sprout_Kitty]

I have asd and everything about the asmr in this video made me uncomfortable... minus the colors and toys! ☺️ Andy I am glad we can relate in so many different ways.

[@Ek-re8ts]

You should have a deep dive into his rage compilations really gives a fully different picture of this person.

[@DVDandFilmBloke]

ASMR isn't my thing, it's f***ing weird, especially the whispering. I think I should do parody of a ASMR video but include really creepy subliminal messages and disturbing noises (maybe I should do a Twin Peaks thing and talk in reverse).

[@phoenixlikethebird142]

WHAT IS IT WITH RUBBING THE BALLS ON THE MICROPHONE- INDIEANDY 2021 (Btw this video made me tic and stim so much)

[@StephanieBethany]

🤣🤣 so many lines to take out of context in this video

[@IndieAndy]

@@StephanieBethany Haha yeah I know it's mad!

[@JadeDRail]

I think you would enjoy visual ASMR with the sound off. Some people experience tingles some don't, it's like a brain structure thing. So you literally cannot understand it if you don't experience it. For people that experience it, it feels like a tingling sensation in the brain that can spread to the neck and through the whole body. ASMR stands for Autonomic Sensory Meridian Response. So we literally FEEL the sounds as a pleasant physical sensation. It seems like you do actually experience ASMR, but have a negative reaction to most triggers.

[@IndieAndy]

Hmm yeah quite possibly but also it could just be about finding someone I like and comment to you know 😊

[@JadeDRail]

@@IndieAndy Exactly. There are so many different triggers. brushing, tapping, mouth sounds, etc

[@firemystic1831]

I was able to get through the intro, but I got about 3 seconds into the first video review before I screamed no, threw my phone across my bed and got up and started rocking back and forth.

[@velvetmushroom2402]

I haven't laughed this hard in weeks! thank you :D

[@IndieAndy]

Aww glad I could help and hope you're well ☺️

[@mutemidorianimations8745]

I’m dying of laughter from your reactions

[@stacyhomer4617]

I actually did feel tingly, but not in a good way, more of a spiders creeping up my arms and shoulders type of way.

[@IndieAndy]

Aww sounds bad! 😭

[@carolynelevin88]

I was laughing histerically along with you at all the awesome funny parts- tingle tingle hahaha!!! You're hilarious too 🧚‍♀️💗🦊

[@IndieAndy]

Aww thank you! 😊

[@aether3023]

As an autistic person , asmr really helps me focus and not sleep. Its like it triggers something in my brain

[@stevetraynor4101]

Well to be honest there are different types of autism and different people

[@garyfrancis5015]

When I hear whispering bring back memories of people talking about me behind my back.

[@delilahhart4398]

I'm autistic, and I'm addicted to gym chalk crushing videos!

[@forgenorman3025]

I haven't watched or listened to an ASMR video in a while but when I did I had to look for VERY specific sounds. One channel is hosted by an Australian man doing massage-type videos that actually work for me! The skin rubbing and hair scratching sounds in two of his videos in particular are nice and immersive. His whispering is also the only one I can listen to, others just don't do it for me. MassageASMR is the name.

[@Frizou]

i am autist too, i really like asmr, i preffer soft spoken, but wispering is fine too, your ears seem a lot more sensitive than mine tho

[@shinydiamondlady4416]

Why is Autism part of the ASMR community? And why they thought it's a good idea to make it creepy? This is not making me calm, This is making me uncomfortable! As a 19 y/o young adult female with Autism, I'd rather be listening to blood/gore splatter/crunching of bones from horror movies than listen to this!

[@StephanieBethany]

🤣🤣 this is fantastic! Yeah ASMR is not for me either. I think some ASMR creators just are having fun messing around. I think some parts would be okay and then he would whisper and it immediately became unsettling 😂

[@IndieAndy]

Haha thank you! Yeah I think him whispering is just not good. I've been looking at some other ASMR and by comparison, his just terrible 🤣

[@itzmclightningcraftyt3035]

Lot of people like asmr but I don't like it as well even my friend does.

[@MayHugger]

THANK YOU! Finally who mentions how horrible whispering sounds. Everyone seems to do it like it sounds good, but it REALLY doesn't.

[@KristiChan1]

So far the only ASMR I like are train rides, variants of weather, and cat purrs.

[@MistyBubble1]

Lol, I have Autism and some Asmr’s I don’t like, and some I do like or love, it really depends, plus anyways, I have to relive that everyone is different just like me, including other people who have Autism.

[@faithx9260]

Your eyes are so cool!! Mine are pretty unique to but yours are like grey white idek!

[@shortycareface9678]

I've experienced ASMR my whole life. Always thought of it as "shivers". Ironically, I HATE the word "tingle" especially in asmr context. I also hate the sound of those "textured silicone pads/brushes"; I tend to prefer a bit scratchy and "smooth" sounds. There are very specific asmr triggers that I enjoy (lots of the "old school" ones). Then there are... well, a lot, that makes me wanna throw my earbuds in the trash. The worst is when a video starts out good and then there's suddenly some godforsaken mouth sounds, "sk sk sk" whispers or something like that coming out of nowhere. BLEH NO STOP IT

[@marymyers4751]

Hysterical ...it is making me laugh which is relaxing....

[@shadowwolf1849]

I absolutely dislike whispering, in cases like this even hating it. I would love to watch that reaction BUT I can't cope with the whispering. So for my own well being I will stop watching. Having an overload now and then going to work tomorrow is a bad combination.

[@mintymarinara]

As someone with Autism/Aspergers who listens to ASMR to help with anxiety, here's some of the input and advice I can share based on what I've seen and heard: •If you want a good intro into ASMR without getting overwhelmed, try looking up "AMSR for Headaches and Migranes". The sounds tend to be a lot softer and nicer on the ears, and often the ASMRtists will wear dark clothing and use minimal lighting in the background. It's a good place to start if you do want to listen to more ASMR in the future without getting overstimulated. •Often times in ASMR videos, you can find time stamps of different sounds being played in each video. You can often find them in either the video description or even in the comments. Experiment and listen to a bit of the different sounds in the video to see what you like and what you don't. That way, you can search up the sounds you like in certain videos, and avoid videos themed around the sounds you don't like, kinda like a mini ASMR portfolio. For example, I can tell that you don't like objects being rubbed against the mic (something I'll get into in a moment) along with some whispering, so I would recommend being cautious of those sounds for next time. I can also see that you like fidget toy sounds from a distance, so I would recommend having you try out "No Talking ASMR" as well as a few "Fidget toy ASMR" videos, as well as a few "Object Touching ASMR" where they touch various items at a distance from the mic. •WHO. THOUGHT. RANDOM. STUFF. RUBBING. AGAINST. A. MIC. WAS. A. GOOD. IDEA?! Honestly, I feel like anyone with sensory issues should be wary of "objects on mic" sounds, as there are very few mic sounds that sound good without sounding too overwhelming. I would personally be very careful with sponges or makeup brush ASMR as they're the main items used to be rubbed against a microphone and can cause abunch or sounds that can easily overstimulate you. I'm with you with on that end its not good for me either 😖

[@gauntlettolife833]

Awwww!!!! YUCK!!! My ears literally hurt inside after listening to the noises & what's with the creepy whispering??? I'm with you Andy DO NOT get what this is supposed to do other than make you want to rip your ears off & stuff them into the internal ear to block out those horrid sounds !!! One of my ears is literally hearing buzzing & large sounding vibrations even after the ASMR. Definately CRINGEY +++ Never heard of this kind of therapy. Good on you Andy for making it all the way through this therapy/torture session. I take my 🧢 off to you sir 😬😳😱....... This ASMR is a similar horrid response when someone gently brushes against my skin. EWWWWW. Thumbs up for you Andy, 👍👍👍

[@degenerativewalnut9079]

Me being an autist myself, I feel very offended when I see these types of asmr. They seem like they’re trying to make a quick buck and only use the “autism sensory overload comfort” as a way to get views. That’s what I think, so it may not apply to everyone else

[@rosecatmull9244]

Sometimes asmr make sleepy. Other times asmr make mental breakdown. (or at least cry)

[@caba.vrc1]

This gave me the shivers its weird

[@annawithtwitch6039]

I have autism but love ❤️ asmr

[@btcprox]

So I have ASD and also experience ASMR, _but_ I usually don't experience it from intentionally created videos or content. Everything often feels too choreographed and pandering. A lot of them would be like, "Hey I bet you like it if I talk really slowly in a whispery voice and bob around from side to side, while I tap my fingernails on this surface for more than a few minutes, or rub stuff against the binaural mic... bet that makes you feel _sooo_ good" Meanwhile, a lot of "unintentional ASMR" content does trigger the sensation within me. This does include Bob Ross, but also includes a heck load of different stuff for me (doctor examinations, quiet tutorials, therapy sessions, barber razor shaves, grooming monkeys, etc). I suppose much like how us people on the spectrum exhibit traits to various degrees, the same trigger could cause ASMR in one person but annoyance in another, even if both have experienced the sensation before. So definitely not everyone who experiences ASMR would respond the same way to whispers, for instance.

[@theredandwhitegizza1063]

I agree with everything you say

[@jlam5737]

i actually love asmr haha

[@IndieAndy]

Haha fair enough! Just thinking actually, how would you rate this asmr video? As I'm seeing alot of different reactions here 😊

[@jlam5737]

@@IndieAndy i personally never listen through headphones (even though the ASMRtist tells me to) because that's too intense for me! i enjoy hearing the sounds played through a speaker. i find asmr relaxing so i can't listen to it during the day - only at night. i do get tingles but not all the time. i went to the original video that you were reacting to. i liked some of the sounds and not others. i think most asmr fans will agree that we all like and dislike different stuff. eg i hate eating sounds, and i like hand sounds. i would say there was nothing about it that struck me as specifically targeted at autistic people. also there are asmr triggers besides just sounds. i personally love visual asmr triggers (although its not easy to find good examples!). I like Node ASMR's video "ASMR: Back to the Basics - Visual Triggers".

[@deltatranslation7288]

Nope! 2 seconds in, NOPE! I hate amplified mouth sounds!!!!😬😬😬😬😬 Good for you that you can listen, but as soon as he started whispering, EWE

[@IndieAndy]

Aww honestly I took breaks in between this and it was just alot.

[@YellowStarLine]

I think the best way to get the best ASMR's is to get a group of people with autism, with different experiences and get them to make their own style of ASMR, instead of whispering, one person may talk quietly, instead of a wood keyboard trigger, they use a plastic keyboard, so they can try and get the best ASMR's for a wide variety of people with Autism and myself. Oh and also maybe they should get something to stop the triggers from being so loud and uncomfortable!

[@Altairw]

I have autism and I love ASMR especially mic scratching, so I'm having hard times understanding your distressed reactions.

[@susieschrum9310]

Do a mukbang reaction video next. I want to see that one

[@Ari-rb4zc]

I have autism , I like in general ASMR but ASMR for people with autism is a little strange.

[@andrewrudd402]

I like ASMR and have tried ASMR for Autism but I don't like whispering. I prefer 'quietly speaking' ASMR for night time. It's in-between 'whisper' & 'normal-speak', so is 'just-right'. I personally find ASMR for Autism a little stereotyped and prefer 'instructions' videos as they are less noise and more visual.

[@IndieAndy]

Hmm yeah that's fair enough! To be honest the whispering thing is so creepy and annoying.

[@ash9121]

Personally I really like the whispering :))

[@IndieAndy]

Haha fair enough

[@alexa7337]

Some things people do for ASMR makes me gag almost. I have very specific ASMR things. Most really bother me. Honestly, mouth sounds and certain words are my jam.

[@fabsinsanitysderanged8625]

This is interesting 🤔 I love the asmr artists were they dont need to try and they dont whisper they just use their normal voice ive wrote a few scripts for some asmr artists this made me laugh along with u there are some asmr artists I could reccomend

[@drlutskovsky]

Jesus. I have been trying to understand why ASMR is so irritating! I watched slurping and chewing videos ad nauseum, watched and listened to scratching, crinkling, blowing, and still I am clueless what people find so mesmerising. I totally agree with you ! it is creepy and irritating! and disgusting!

[@_Not_Green]

I hate recorded whispering, when its in person i don’t mind it but like its just in my ears

[@coolhusky1239]

That’s good video I like this it’s good it’s so funny when he say tickle I was so funny 😂 I like your KZbin videos there really good 😃 this guy is so funny 😂

[@IndieAndy]

Aww thank you very muchly 👍 It was the funniest thing I've edited in a long time 🤣

[@StaticStaticStaticStatic]

I am autistic too 😃

[@chamiii6985]

Same

[@ifart4aliving]

when watching asmr, i put my bluey plush against my face to calm down if im getting overstimulated from the asmr. i usually watch soft speaking tho so it doesnt happen alot.

[@ElevatorWasher5000]

Oh so I have a Minecraft soft plushie I could do the same then

[@lindak3468]

Andi I'd advise if you want to try different 1's I did the same thing with some of them I thought I was going to jump out my window.

[@coledesj]

I have ADHD and not Autism, but weird auditory sounds just give me such an icky feeling

[@crystalokeefe197]

I don't need the microphone thing. I can hear them just fine.

[@tiddlypom2097]

From your reactions, it seems like you did enjoy some things, visual and some sound. Note that ASMR videos are very much personal preference; you'd need to try a bunch to find videos to match your preferences. Search on the terms matching your preferences. eg I like tapping sounds and glitter visuals so I search on those terms. Similarly, there are many videos labelled "no whispering" - clearly many people don't like it. I wouldn't bother looking for "autism" ASMR - I doubt that's a useful tag. In addition, there is a huge range of production and technique. This didn't look like a particularly high quality ASMR channel compared to ones I watch.

[@IndieAndy]

Yeah to be honest I don't know much about ASMR as the idea of it just was not appealing to me personally. But I might have a look for some more in the future.

[@crystalokeefe197]

If he could just keep his voice out of it.

[@IndieAndy]

Just the whispering thing was just weird!

[@DVDandFilmBloke]

Update: I've just had a look and the account that did the ASMR video has been terminated. I have no idea whether or not to be in shock or laugh. So this video actually holds historical significance for containing the only surviving footage from that video. Why a creepy ASMR video is significant? I have no idea but it is. Lets see if the Lost Media community start a hunt for the full video (or more realistically not).

[@DVDandFilmBloke]

Oh, it turns out the guy who made that ASMR video is a nonce... That explains a lot. Andy is taken away from us way too early and yet that sicko is allowed to continue living. There is no justice in this world.

[@MonkieMagic]

@@DVDandFilmBlokewhat’s the guys name

[@DVDandFilmBloke]

@@MonkieMagic His name is Dorian Brent Foyil Jr. and his channel was called GhettoASMR.

[@gru7462]

i have autism myself and the concept of ‘autism asmr’ just seems offensive lmao. then again my sensory issues are not that bad tho

[@cool999o]

React to Ghettoasmrs rage its very interesting and you get a different perspective of him!

[@IndieAndy]

I've heard that he rages as well as other more questionable things. For the rage stuff, I'll look offline I think

[@snokful]

Research is still fairly new with ASMR. Only a minority of the population find it gives the head tingles and pleasure, and most just don’t no matter how much they try. It may be a relic from being in the womb or very young. Amusingly, there seems to be a correlation between receptivity to ASMR *AND* misophonia. The common factor seems to be sensory sensitivity. There’s also a theory (or observation) that the reaction to the sound might depend largely on context. I haven’t seen any studies on autism and ASMR but there might be a higher incidence because of these factors. I’m autistic and I just get misophonia from ASMR sounds, aargh!

[@tinishiresfan]

I love ASMR videos but had never heard of one's specifically for autistic people/people with sensory processing disorders. As much as I love ASMR the autism one's I watched didn't do anything for me. I'm autistic but they didn't make me feel calm and relaxed I just found them boring. Everyone has different triggers so I think it's about finding what works for you then finding a video dedicated to that thing. The best asmr youtuber in my opinion is whisperedred. I know asmr might not be for everyone but I really suggest given her a go before you rule out asmr completely as not being for you.

[@xxsal1ckxx758]

for me whispering has to be from a very specific voice pitch, and asmr has to be soap crushing w sound cause crunchy sounds or floral foam crushing w/o sound cause visual asmr otherwise i l o s e i t

[@JadeDRail]

if you want to do another react, I would love to show you one that I have made.

[@maevebathory666]

Even watching this is making me feel like I'm going to explode. Visual is fine. Audio is hell

[@maevebathory666]

I'm SPD and same way with audio asmr. It's like torture

[@DJ-ky4fk]

Like a trickle monster.

[@FookieBella]

I’m low on the spectrum, but this still got me all weird and stimmy.

[@robloxtipshelper]

OH MY GOD, I SAW YOU AT THAT THEME PARK THE OTHER DAY! IN BRIDLINGTON!?? I THINK I RECOGNISE YOU

[@IndieAndy]

Ooh right what day was this and I'd be able to tell you

[@robloxtipshelper]

@@IndieAndy Oh wow, you were there?? Well it was at a theme park, I've forgotten the date specifically, but you rode on this ride on Friday?? Honestly I'm not sure LOL

[@robloxtipshelper]

@@IndieAndy Like on a Friday, not the last, possibly a week ago

[@IndieAndy]

@@robloxtipshelper Awww it definitely wasn't me. I checked where Bridlington is and I haven't been down that way since 2018 🤣

[@robloxtipshelper]

@@IndieAndy Oh haha

[@user-ti5hk4go9m]

”Asmr for autism” is like any other asmr more so annoying because often these kind of videos don’t even have asmr that I like and I have autism.

[@forgenorman3025]

*tingle tingle tingle* You don't tell me what to do! Seriously though that's so weird.

[@bryanmerton5153]

Still catching up on your videos. Whispering is a trigger for me so mostly I was enraged😱. Though your comments were wonderful! 😂. Don’t think I will be watching this guys videos.

[@sirengbjerg3010]

Hi im autistic

[@DJ-ky4fk]

On a scale from 1 to 10, I would say a 4.

[@therealdondadaa204]

if u don’t like asmr from the beginning ofc it doesn’t work for u most of asmr is whispering & if u don’t like it it’s not for u

[@MonicaGarcia-zh6nc]

I hate ASMR as well especially the whispering I hate whispering.

[@MatthewWeatherford62959]

Same

[@iamthewalrus526]

Omg same!! It makes me wanna scream and die

[@icantremember3972]

The asmr started and I couldn’t stand it I usually don’t cover my ears unless it’s really bad but this made me like that pls I hate it sm😭😭 I usually like asmr but I hate this sm

[@Fangargo]

1:12 Sus

[@johnross5098]

I'm upset that the cheese smeared the microphone

[@rusti1879]

H-E-L-L-O. H-O-W. A-R-E. Y-O-U. ??

[@silverstar7187]

Mouth sounds- hate then. Hate them so much. Immediately click off a video if I hear then- which is a problem, because like, 99% of asmr is mouth noises. Which sucks.

[@DJ-ky4fk]

It is making us cringe.

[@incoglido]

So gross! Even the bit of his whisper I can hear through your video is driving me crazy. Whispers in my ear is tantamount to someone I don't know, grabbing my face and forcing me to look them in the eyes.. Feels so aggressive for me, and the exact opposite of the alleged intent. Don't get it at all

[@puntjepuntpuntje]

can not handle people whispering this is so not listnable... sorry 2 min was my max hopefullynext vid of you i can watch full again...

[@IndieAndy]

Aww yeah that's no problem. Don't worry they won't be anything triggering next week ☺️

[@emiishikawa2108]

I don't like ASMR, at all. I always have to cramp up because those sounds stab me in my sides and "hurt" in a kind of werid way... But still a nice video/good video idea!

[@arnowinnertz]

/irony on I do not understand what meaning it should have. (the ASMR videos) can someone please explain it to me? /irony off I find the videos from the ASMR channel nonsense. To get an ASMR feeling, I certainly don't watch some guys who whisper around microphones and produce noises.

[@ReiverBlue1971]

I don't see the point. Hearing the whispering just creeps me out. Pointless and irritating (I agree un-professional use of audio kit!)

[@AuntTagonist]

I can not watch this even half way. This is horrible.

[@GoodGamingPlayer]

I know the purpose of the Video is your reaction, but given the Case that he recently has been exposed for grooming a child... i dont know if you want to keep your reaction up bud.

[@IndieAndy]

Do you have actual proof of this though?

[@GoodGamingPlayer]

@@IndieAndy i got a Video coming where he admits it in discord. I need to get it greenlighted first tho since another ASMR KZbinr is involved in the recording. Other than that proof is shown in him reacting to the topic in his Livestreams and deleting any comments in that direction, if he mentions it its always "catfishes". The two girl whose Text messages were shown are joined in our discord you also can feel free talking to them there. And just to mention it i didnt want to attack you or anything it still a great reaction Video i made, i just want to make sure everyone stays safe. Have a nice weekend

[@IndieAndy]

@@GoodGamingPlayer Aww right I see well thanks for the heads-up. I'll just remove the link to the original video in the description but that's all I can do for now.

[@Maailma99]

When he's rubbing the toys against the mic I got so bad shivering in my back.. awful.. And the whispering.. is not.. good.

[@Pompazour]

Honestly wtf is the appeal of asmr? It’s always made me uncomfortable

[@sokakkopegiexe]

I dont understand why ppl watching asmr to relax

[@sokakkopegiexe]

Im watching amongus gameplay to relax LMAO