Binaural Ear-to-Ear Whisper: Overcoming ASMR Immunity

I know a couple other content creators have offered great advice on this subject, especially GentleWhispering. I just wanted to add the tips and tricks I've developed to keep tingling as often as humanly possible. Because a single tingle is never enough. Please share your own advice below--we can all benefit from it! And, for the love of waffles, please use headphones.
Bonus fake internet points each time you spot Etienne running around like a crazed beast!

[@SpringbokASMR]

Missed you all like crazy! Because I don’t have an easy way to get the word out to everyone, I thought I’d comment on some of my most popular videos. You can find new content (including updates) on my channel page with more to come. Love, love, love to you all! ❤❤❤ youtube.com/@springbokasmr?si=Ow_OwyYXz7fDDMey

[@GentleWhisperingASMR]

Amazing video, lady! ^.^ Great insights too.. I have noticed that, like you noted, cool temperature increases the intensity of the sensation for me. ASLO! :D I have noticed that a fan that is blowing air gently in my direction, preferably at a long distance and not too strong increases chances of me getting tingles about 50%! :D so yes... somehow physical attributes add to the experience. I am assuming the sensitivity heightens and MY hair follicles react to the temperature strongly. :) crazy STUFF! :P

[@JamesExcell-InterJex]

Temperature affects me greatly too!

[@redsoxvette]

lol it's like we are really weirdly built/made but in a good way. It's our own little gift from the universe. I hope one day science can pin point the reason why only a few get it and what the tingles do to our bodies besides act as stress relievers.

[@giuseppecampanella7590]

;-) great

[@benjaminyork1648]

I think ASMR videos sometimes dont realise that its actually the words they use which promote tingles. Rather than just a video of whispering. Also speaking into peoples right ears are more likely to create the desired effect, as that side of the brain deals with emotion. Left hand side is for logic. - so thats probably a good pointer for the binaural ear to ear stuff

[@JimmyChronicle]

I have noticed that springbok and Gentle Whispering have several very similar traits.

[@gelatinoussire7772]

To help me fall asleep, I used to watch Bob Ross painting videos until I discovered ASMR. Even though I've lost the tingles, it still really helps me fall asleep.

[@ChingusMcDingus]

DUDE SAME

[@sensethevillen]

same as shit

[@theassassin0001joe]

Same here

[@a.c.sargent8953]

I watch both lol

[@ovs8691]

MATE, We should become best friends!

[@SciAntGaming]

I am ASMR Immune in the sense that I have never felt an ASMR video trigger any tingles or any other physical feelings. Even so, I like to listen to ASMR videos before I sleep, helps me destress, I guess. Thanks for your videos, ASMR community!

[@jonathanmusgrove5971]

Right as I read thenwords ASMR community, she said ASMR community, and I was like, WTF

[@raba8654]

I've felt the tingles before. I didn't know it was ASMR, but one day I found out that it was called like it. So I listened to ASMR videos the whole rest of the day. As I tried it after that, I felt nothing. Now I am so sad that I don't feel these tingles anymore :'D

[@jeremymcadam7400]

me too until i saw ukasmr

[@amyoram1517]

+Raba you have to stop watching fir a bit. Wait a month then find an asmr that you know is really good and watch it again, if you're flicking through vids then the immunity is likely to start coming back. So yeah, wait a month and start watching videos again, focusing entirely on the video if you don't then the sounds just become a background noise and you won't get tingles.

[@poluxtroy2381]

Me too

[@ProtoYoshi99]

I always read the comments on ASMR videos because I love to see the nice community we're a part of, and I love reading your comments, Spring. It's really refreshing to see someone who is both funny, and incredibly nice and genuine in her comments. You're positivity, friendliness, and humor is part of what makes you stand out as by far the best ASMRtist on KZbin. Apart front your actual videos, of course.

[@crevette3909]

I know its weird but i lightly trace my hands and neck softly with my fingers + watch asmr which really helps to get tingles.

[@stacielivinthedream8510]

Not weird at all! I always do that too because it's so tingly. Never put the two together though. Great idea!

[@FDGraham]

Any chance Spring will come back and visit us, at least for a while? I'd love to see and hear new content, but it would be good just to know our favorite tingle-meister is alive and well.

[@CrackinACold1]

If the scott pilgrim game can come back, she can too

[@bhoey27]

No

[@NoOriginalContentOfficial]

I remember watching one of her vids in high school didn’t realize that was the last almost out of college now and still no return

[@francescocalabrese6238]

Carina.

[@ct00001]

Well I saw her respond to a comment a few months back. So there's that.

[@HenrySoule]

I used to be very sensitive to the slightest triggers, and was very self conscious about it before i knew what it was, i dreaded haircuts. Then it had a name ASMR. It turned from a curse to a mode of relaxation and sleep aid. For me it was halloween week this year. Binged on asmr like it was trick or treat candy. Still cant tingle at all a month later. Though i have this 'almost triggered' feeling that is not helping matters. I hope it comes back in time for some yule tide tingles. This time i'll try to seek it in moderation.

[@Hjobbo]

Try out some new triggers, that usually works for me :)

[@SpringbokASMR]

I have totally done the same kind of binge! And then it takes me a month to get my groove back. I feel for ya, love. I really do :)

[@HenrySoule]

Hjobbo I've gone to extremes with trigger seeking. Every tip in the video. Some of it worked initially, especially moving air, but not for long. This is simply the brain chemistry of overexposure.

[@HenrySoule]

Springbok ASMR you're so kind, I'm OK though. It's not like I lost my best friend. [sobbing]

[@Hjobbo]

Awwww :/ Man, idk, maybe I just beat my immunity by not doing much about it? Like, if I want to get really crisp and big tingles I'll try new ones, or try it at other times of the day, or any of the other things Spring mentioned :). But the very first time I experienced immunity I didn't do anything about it, and so I listened to ASMR every night, even while I slept. Nowadays I'm kind of "partially immune" but I can make changes in my routine which affect the intensity of triggers.

[@christianetzel3794]

"For the love of waffles, please use headphones." That sentence made my day.

[@VictorGonzaleZ1123]

im going through benzo withdrawals from xanax i was prescribed them a few years back and took them for sleep ever night and i decided to stop and its been the toughest thing i ever been through it messes with everything and your right about the addiction and recovery part but aslong as i hear your voice it takes away the anxiety and panic and helps me focus I agree with you on all of this

[@Gamesfordawgs]

Victor GonzaleZ what happened?

[@VictorGonzaleZ1123]

well its been almost 5 months since i stopped them and i will say im not the same everyday is a constant struggle but hey on the bright side im alive and the anxiety and panic from the withdrawals has seemed to let up a bit im glad i seen this post cause it reminded me of this video and it has alot of good info to keep positive

[@513Lindaddy]

Benzos are way more trouble than they are worth. Best of luck to you. I just came off of xanax a few months ago and it was rough but I'm feeling way better now.

[@santasubsify]

Sprinkbok shakur has just become my fav ASMRtist. Her range and depth is so impressive. From mass effect to Orwell, her insight into wellbeing.... Shes a very special individual

[@xshibly]

18:45

[@mattteng1683]

I always come back to your channel cause you are still the best ASMRtist.

[@tristansulak1112]

Thank you so much for the tips. I've kind of fallen off of the ASMR train, and haven't been in the community for a few months now. After finding your videos, I can just lay down and actually fall asleep to ASMR. Not only that, but with all this school work piling up, it feels good to have someone's voice there to kind of help you through it. I usually will have my girlfriend on the phone and that has always helped, but when things get late, it's always great to come to these videos and just relax and focus. Thanks again. Helped me a lot.

[@Hannibalonthelamb]

Thank you so much for the video, Spring. I sincerely appreciate the time and hard work you put in to everything you do. I would recommend people to invest in-earbuds. Now you can drop $150+ on Beats, but I don't recommend it. You're only paying for the look, the trend, style, unboxing experience with headphones such as those. Instead take your time and research into audio. Perhaps what it means to be an audiophile. Making smart decisions will reward you with a pair of ear buds that will last you for years. It will easily double, triple, the experience of just listening to the world. Price will not matter. The greatest gift in my eyes that humanity has given us is music. Please treat yourself and experience every decibel possible. Ps. I'm absolutely floored to hear hear the 'tsk' at the end. And while it wasn't my recommendation, I thank you for it.

[@Willburjenks]

Very well put and I totally agree.

[@rsabaljauskas]

do you have a recommended pair? i have wanted some that are good for listening to ASMR haven't watched the video yet Springbok cant wait for sleeps now though ^^

[@LordStang]

Romas Sabaljauskas If I can advise, I'm using Etymotic Research hf5 and they're very good.

[@Hannibalonthelamb]

Romas Sabaljauskas You can't go wrong with Seinnheiser. en-us.sennheiser.com/headphones They have all types of headphones in all types of price ranges. Look at reviews and see what best suites your price range and style. Some people don't like in-ear phones, some prefer over head. They have all of them and you can't go wrong with this company. Stay away from Bose, Skullcandy, Sony. I use these: www.amazon.com/Munitio-Tactical-Earphones-Universal-Control/dp/B004SM98EK/ref=pd_sim_sbs_e_3?ie=UTF8&refRID=054B61MHWN83MSBSF3W4 Best I have ever bought and if something happens to the ones I have, I will happily buy these again.

[@Willburjenks]

I have Sennheiser Momentums for general use and G4ME ONE for gaming and music, best purchases I've made.

[@Maxfilms99]

I listen to a few ASMRtists, but you're definitely my favorite. You have such a relaxing voice and it doesn't ever feel like you're saying something just for the sake of doing so. I really loved your binaural video for sleep, and listen to it a lot when I'm working on art (or going to sleep, of course). I'd love to see another, if you'd be so kind :).

[@SpringbokASMR]

Thank you so much! People like you are exactly why I keep making videos

[@gabrielone7014]

Please stay Nicole!!!

[@hads5279]

Your hotel check in ASMR video is probably my favourite thing on KZbin.

[@makingnoises2327]

Thanks for this, since I started watching ASMR videos I've lost a lot of the sensitivity I had. When I started I would tingle all over to almost anything, and now only very specific triggers done just right seem to do it for me, but I still find them comforting. And thank you for sticking with it and making more videos and reading and responding to comments, it means a lot (to me, at least) that you won't let people scare you away.

[@ChiaraASMR]

For some reason i find more tingly the whispering made with earphones that with a professional mic!

[@tygerstarwars]

Yea it sounds to clear

[@user-ml3ce4qj4u]

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[@clairefrancesg]

When you said you were going to finish on a requested word I was like, ahh it's TUSK!! Haha. Brilliant. I find it nice when you move from mic to mic and the sound goes from louder to quieter and back to louder again. I find that your videos, and probably the variation and attention/detail you put into them, are best for triggers for me. But also have watched a non-ASMR vid of someone walking round Target whispering about product finds, picking up and showing things to work very well in terms of triggers. If you did a video like that from an ASMR perspective that would be awesome! Love from England x

[@SpringbokASMR]

That's actually an amazing idea! I'll definitely give it a try sometime and see how it turns out. Why are Claires always so creative?! ;)

[@clairefrancesg]

Yey :) I don't know, but I am a photog and fashion creative..repping for the Creative Claire's. Woop! Haha! Thanks Spring, keep up the amazing work.

[@frosty9392]

..Door slowly starts to open ..Jump scare warning starts blaring in my head!

[@carlosblohm1022]

I honest to god cannot unsee that now THANKS A LOT😂

[@frosty9392]

Carlos Blohm you are welcome, good sir

[@Kidbuscus1]

Frosty. or y'know.... a draft

[@wyvernnemecek595]

Frosty. Me !

[@12blin]

There are certain ppl that I come across that give me asmr just by talking. One of my repeated clients whom I wax has a way she says s's and it gives me massive tingles on my head. Also this other woman that I waxed one time had given me asmr and this peacefulness throughout my whole body (hard to describe) and at one point she placed her hand on my arm as she was telling me a story, and I felt a melting jolt of sensation through my arm and it permeated all throughout my entire body. This stuff is sooo interesting to me, it's so mysterious. I also experience the immunity from time to time, it is very frustrating. Thank you for making this, I'm watching it right after coming from work, and I had a stressful day so I'm unwinding before I make dinner.

[@collectibleasmr]

Spring...let me just say your videos have gotten me through some really rough times lately. I'm sorry people are so horrible, and I know how disheartening and Soul crushing that feeling can be. Please stick around and keep making videos. Turn off the comments if need be, but don't let these awful people prevent you or keep you from doing what you love. Something you are brilliant at, and provides so much good and light in my and many others harsh and dark world. Keep on keeping on Spring, we all need you more than we could ever say!

[@SpringbokASMR]

If I turned off the comments, I wouldn't get a chance to tell you how much I appreciate you, and how much love I'm sending. Please don't give up on your own peace and happiness. I'm so thankful to be a small comfort to you

[@BLY99]

Springbok ASMR Hey Springboss, just wanted to tell you how much i enjoy your videos, and how helpful they're to somebody with sleeping problems. I know normally it is not the most flattering thing to be told that you put people to sleep with your talking, but in this case i think you understand it is a great compliment. Also you have to remember that those people as hurtful as they're, that it is not personal nor does it have something to do with you. They just look for reactions to feed of and they will use whatever and say whatever to be acknowledged, eventually they will get bored and move on if ignored.

[@EvaGreenFanPennyDreadful]

if you need a video to help you through tough times, then you're always going to be getting into tough times. Too many people cover up their problems and address the symptoms only. If you really want to change and better yourself, you should address and attack the problem, not what the problem causes or does to you.

[@noahsabbagh2333]

Is it weird that I've been listening to ASMR almost every night for almost a year and a half now and I'm still just as, if not more tingly as when I first started? :p

[@JimmyChronicle]

***** and Springbok have several very similar traits. You have the same expressions and body language. You are also my two favorite ASMR peeps! I can't express how much better both of you have made my evenings. Thanks and much love!

[@Arayax1]

the ZONE of asmr that is so true :) some times i have to be concentrated and tingles are more intense

[@funkyslap77]

I had a very peaceful time listening to this. I go back to your channel very often and find your voice relaxing. Thank you for what you're doing, don't stop!

[@koenigsegg4935]

Your videos are amazing! I suffer from PTSD and i have trouble getting to sleep but it seems like watching your videos is the only way I can get relaxed enough. Thank you so much for what you do

[@CaptainButter22]

This video specifically helps me get to sleep every night. It usually takes me an hour or 2 to fall asleep but I pop this on and I'm out in 20 minutes. Thank you so much.

[@RCmies]

Seeing some of the comments below I feel like you must've given up on reading these. But anyways, this video is one of your best and it gave me slight tingles even tho I haven't got those in a while. I'm addicted to these videos, I feel like I won't be able to sleep without hearing my favorite artists, you and TheUKASMR's voice. But Ill try to take a break, to get dem mad tinglezz.

[@SpringbokASMR]

Isn't it funny how there are tiers of tingles? We should name them.

[@sleepyrina]

the first one is trueeee!! i always have asmr immune when i watch too much asmr video to the point they cant make me sleep. instead, make me uneasy. then, i decided to take a break from it usually about a week then the tingles are backkk!!! omg you don't know how it feelsss the tingles are so gooddddd i can't even awake for 2 minutes while watching asmr videos when the tingles backk😪😪😪

[@NET1340]

i too feel a lot of pressure while lying down with headphones on. so your idea of a 'head doughnut' sounds like a great idea. i'm 100% going to take advantage of that idea and try that tonight

[@bethel99899]

I've had ASMR immunity for the last 6-8 months. I don't mind. Although I don't get tingles anymore, I'm still able to stay connected to all the creative things this community does, and that's worth it to me. Thank you, ASMRtists.

[@TweedleChessur]

When the artist speaks slowly than usual, that causes tingles. Also when the female artist is wearing minimal makeup, it adds to the coziness, like you are wearing in this specific video and the fun in the sun one. :)

[@SynQ86]

There's only one real method to overcome immunity and that's not exposing yourself anymore to it. When i found out about asmr i literaly got addicted to it and i overloaded myself so hard over the course of a year that i got completely immune to it. I'm still for the most part immune to it and i didn't watch any asmr for about 2 months. It's gonna take a loooong time for me to get the feeling back, it sucks balls but that's how it is for me it seems. First not watching a week or so helped but as with everything your body gets used to it and you'll have to get off longer and longer after a while to get it back. For me I guess it's gonna take atleast 6months or even a year to get all that overload out of my system. I'm gonna have to completely forget about asmr for a long time and then i'm prety sure i'll have the feeling back again. So people, do yourself a favor and watch asmr with moderation or you'll get fucked just as i did. Even tho it's so addicting to have the feeling over and over, if you do not force yourself to let's say watch asmr one or twice a week you will get immune or have far lesser experience then when you would just watch in moderation. I remember the time when i would hang in my chair like an addict drooling when i heared someone whisper. That is long gone now. If you don't want to end up like that, moderate your intake ;)

[@vp5633]

We didn’t need this essay to copy what she said. People like you are the reason she isn’t on here anymore

[@MOMOFCJ6]

I'm in your house

[@FupaKing69]

You are actually a very extraordinary human being inside and out. I really hope you continue to have an amazing life because through these videos you've really helped mine tbh

[@CBGBBB]

I prefer your whisper voice, to your softly spoken voice. Great video and thanks for the tingles.

[@Skumdog_Machina]

Man I miss your videos. This has been one of my go to videos for years now. Come back beautiful lady

[@evansmith9251]

I have Sleepphones, which are the thin speakers in a headband. I have trouble with ear buds in general, so I love these! Would highly recommend to anyone, and as a bit of an audiophile, the quality is remarkably good. They also have a wireless version I'm interested in that will be even easier to sleep in (no more waking up tangled in wires!). Thank you for the video Nicole, you're amazing as always :)

[@Hueydabest]

I've been up for 12 hours studying for exams, and I won't get to be able to sleep for another 17 hours. This video will keep me relaxed during my 15min breaks. Ty.

[@QuarkStorm]

I've been into ASMR quite a lot of time and I never listened to such a beautiful voice. I love every words you're saying and it helps to get triggered even more. And I really admire all the work you put into this video.

[@Superabound2]

i love the way you fully enunciate your words

[@Gelfling66]

It's funny, I listen to ASMR while I'm smoking marijuana, and I about coughed out my lungs laughing at the irony when you mentioned it. I can see your point saying it damages its purity, but at least speaking from personal experiences, I have a semi-stressful lifestyle, and smoking allows me to not focus on all that stress, it allows me to just sit back, and not really think about anything. It's such a relaxing state, that ASMR mixes so well with it. I can't even begin to explain how calming and soothing ASMR can be when you're high. For us, it sort of just makes everything okay for a little while, and you don't need to take care of anything for the moment.

[@Luke.H19]

I've never experienced asmr before but the amount of times these videos have helped me sleep makes up for it. Thanks for another great video and here's to many more to come! :)

[@mquags690]

What's funny is I don't get ASMR. I just come here for the whispering because it sounds nice.

[@linguaphile9415]

One of the best triggers that work on me is the sound of a blinker in a car or bus. For this reason, especially after a stressful day, I usually pick the seat right next to the driver when I get on the bus home. Unfortunately, more modern models of buses tend to be equipped with very silent blinkers...

[@mariaochoa9971]

Saw ASMR on news last night and though I would check it out for myself. I watched your video and within 1 minute I paused it, because of a gush of energy flowed through me to get my projects done in a speedy manner. I was back in my Zone. I then finished watching your video. I don't know how this works but it does! Thank you so much for sharing.

[@Arayax1]

i have asmr inmunity at this moment and your voice give me tingles again :) amazing make more sleppy whispers and binaural i love you xD

[@AngryPrawn]

Tingles are a rare and fleeting occurrence for me now. I used to get 'em often and intensely when I was young. It freaked me out a little bit because I had no idea what it was. These days, I generally listen to ASMR videos for relaxation rather than for actually experiencing ASMR. Thanks for the video, Spring.

[@anotheraccount420]

i like when you giggle softly into the mic

Your videos put me in a good mood, I really miss you Spring.

[@MsEmerika]

I've had the SleepPhones, which is the headphones in a headband, for a few months now and I love them so very much. Plus they give me the added bonus of keeping my head and ears warm now that it's colder. I just wish I had sprung for the ones with the play/pause and volume control buttons built into the cord.

[@ajhurst387]

Ahh I've been a fan of your videos for quit some time now (: and they have never failed to relax or put me to sleep! They've also helped with anxiety and depression! Thank you so much(:

[@jesslyntang6206]

It gives me tingle when u said 'task' really close to the mic. That's my favourite trigger when u say very close to the mic! Thks

[@matthewcarpenter5182]

This is one of only four asmr videos that actually work for me as a sleep aid. Nice! A whispering haircut or shave would be awesome too. Thanks!

[@MichaelDelvalle-nt4gp]

Idk what it is about your voice but its by far my favorite for whispers and soft speaking :)

[@LordStang]

Your whispering and tapping really works for my tingles. Thank you Spring! :)

[@zatarregaza]

One thing that helps me is a simple add-on extension for Google Chrome called Stylish. It allows me to change the background color of sites such as KZbin. Using this extension I was able to set the background to jet black. I also turn down the brightness on my laptop to make the whole experience of watching videos such as this one a lot easier on the eyes.

[@diabolous616]

Cant wait for some new role play videos, i found that one trigger for me is product review/unboxing videos for things i'm looking at purchasing or just products within my hobbies. :)

[@nicholasfpayne]

This video is sort of a mirror of when I first discovered ASMR. I thought "Wow! I thought that was only me!" Now I feel that but it's somewhat less exciting. I binged on it when I first found it, and over a couple months it got weaker and weaker until I stopped feeling anything at all. It's probably been over a year since I stopped really feeling it. I've taken breaks of probably about a month before, to minimal effect. Real-life triggers were always few and far between for me so I can't really say if I've lost that, but nothing artificial really seems to do it for me anymore. If I focus really hard on the sensation on a video I know used to work, I can sort of recreate some ghost sensations, but it's not the same. I still watch ASMR regularly because, while the physical sensations seem to be pretty fickle for a lot of us, I don't know of anyone who has lost the internal peacefulness sensation. Oddly, when I originally listened to ASMR it was almost never at night, because the tingles were too distracting to sleep. Now it's pretty much exclusively for sleep relaxation. Maybe it'll come back someday. Or maybe I'm stuck with this cursed life of half-ASMR. Maybe that's my punishment for ASMR gluttony. We should start warning newcomers about that. Anyways, sorry about the ramble. Thanks for listening, and thanks for trying to help those of us who have lost our spark. I'll still be enjoying your videos frequently either way.

[@thenattyboshow]

The page turning is the best! I watched that part over and over again haha

[@sdashia]

It is a bit late, but I wanted to thank you for your wonderful contribution to the ASMR community. You are an adorable human being, and I still listen to your videos. I hope this message finds you well.

[@limontree476]

A trick I found myself is to have a few different sources of asmr. I have a couple asmr channels I follow (you, annasoft, random searches) and rotate them around every so often. Each has their own style and taking a break from that style can help too!

[@Maummir]

Goodness. I am absolutely serious when I say you make perfect videos when I need them the most.

[@Press1ToParty]

Even if I don't receive the tingle sensation, I think a lot of these ASMR videos work as a bit of anxiety relief. I've been very strung out lately and I resort to my favorite ASMRtists to dull it enough to carry on with my day.

[@BabyTracy19]

I liked your video, it was so relaxing, I even fell asleep for a little bit, thank you, I love the soft whispers, stay warm and safe.

[@hittman1412]

I've been doing the rounds in the ASMR community in your absence and nothing comes close to your voice except a select few... I listen to your Spotify album while working and it's so relaxing. Just letting you know there's still people that love you out there!

[@kaio85]

You sound just like savannahsvoice. And she is my fav asmr person. Glad I found you and your channel. Your mic is also very good. Some of the sounds actually feel real! Keep it up!

[@GraniteValleyDave]

Great video Nicole :) Loved the crinkling of the headphones wrapper! That and page turning give me the most tingles! Have a lovely day.

[@Nomaken2]

In my experience, i grow an immunity when i stop focusing on the video and move it to the background. When i watch the video and pay attention to the video and don't try to get away with playing a game or something while just listening to the video, it always works.

[@brandonlawson1245]

Thank you for this video love. I've been experiencing an immunity for close to three weeks now :/ but many of your tips, and your lovely voice, have been quite helpful. Something else I've noticed... when I close my eyes and concentrate on listening I often clench certain muscles in my face. It's barely noticable unless I focus on it but this causes a slight discomfort and keeps me from feeling asmr to the full extent. Hope that helps!

[@SethDomenic]

Spring, you have such a great voice and microphone, you should whisper more directly into the ears! I get ultra tingles from really up close whispers :) Just a thought!

[@tulip521]

You have a lovely nature within you Springbok. Triggers are true it has been around for some time. People should stop and think about themselves and listen to the truthfulness within. The words that you speak is angelic and please keep on doing your passionate Asmr vids you make it enjoyable and you help others. Good on you...

[@saintcole5240]

I have watched asmr for about a year and still didn't lose tingles :D and I watch it pretty much everyday

[@Blessedup69]

I’ve never felt “tingles” But I find asmr very *relaxing*

[@gotham0759]

I've never gotten tingles from a video but I do in person when someone speaks very calm and rather slow, and when someone is drawing something too

[@MrJonnydanger]

Don't be disheartened by any negative or crazy comments Nicole. I think it just serves to illustrate how prominent the problem of mental illnesses is in society. You're awesome and make great videos!

[@needlermasta]

tyvm for talking about this, I listen to ASMR to get to sleep all the time, but I can't get tingles anymore in the process.

[@NPC-yv6ye]

"And for the love of waffles, use headphones." 😂

[@kimiatothecagedbirds]

Still watching this video to be able to sleep in 2018 🥰

[@Fugalism]

For me I seem to get way better tingles when I listen to ASMR through my PC speakers. I have no clue why, but it's what I do when I'm immune for headphone ASMR! P.S: The title says "Bianural" by the way. Just thought I'd let you know. :P

[@LordStang]

I see nothing wrong with that- "Bia" is a river in Africa where all the springboks live and "Nural" was a rock band. So, maybe Nichole is trying to say something by that... Sorry, I'm just kidding, too much coffee today. Good eyes though! ;)

[@SpringbokASMR]

Lord Stang Oh heavens to Betsy, you're the man.

[@SpringbokASMR]

That is good to know! I should think about making some videos optimized for speakers, not just headphones. I'll have to do a little research. Also, the spelling mistake is my great shame and I thank you for pointing it out. Phew!

[@Fugalism]

Lord Stang Hahaha, I love this comment!

[@Fugalism]

Springbok ASMR For me your videos sound great on both speakers and headphones. I wonder what speaker-only ASMR would be like though, sounds interesting!

[@moonbread111]

Can you please please do another Passive/Indirect ASMR ramble, like your old recipe one?? I love listening to people talk/read/think to themselves! That video was one of my favorites!!

[@shelley2he844]

my tingle immunity comes and goes, its because i listen to the videos too much so i stop for awhile and try a new trigger or something i haven't tried in awhile, it always works. I think asmr is either something you get or don't, you can't develop it or lose it, ur brain builds a tolerance to it. just take a break and then get your tingle on.

[@Keytium]

Who ever suggested couscous was a genius. Such a tingly word.

[@rumthin]

ear massage binaural asmr videos with some talking always give me tingles. please do one!

[@jeroentje94]

Always helped me sleep, will miss you and hopefully you're coming back! Lots of love from the netherlands

[@rocketaroo]

tingles happen naturally, when we need them. Once the body has enough, they stop. Stop listening works, because it gives our body time to buildup the need. However if your a tingle junky, and arent we all lol, then they can be brought back, forced back. Changing artists, exploring different triggers, steering clear of your favorite triggers. I have found a way to tingle, that is hard to explain......I reckon our whole head is a tingle receptor. Not only our ears, but our eyes, nose and throat ar

[@redsoxvette]

For me the extra personal attention from others in real life is 100% tingle guarantee, but it's really hard to get others to involuntary be that Helpful or personal with you.

[@sensethevillen]

this needs a million views

[@MisterSpeedStacking]

you did it!

[@sensethevillen]

+MisterSpeedStacking ah man, where do I start: without God this wouldn't be possible. I'd like to thank my mom for being an amazing influence. I'd like to thank coach, "thanks coach", pj, teetee, lil pnut and the whole 45...Thank you.

[@fatherofthemoons]

For me it's accents, your Papers Please roleplay and pretty much anything GentleWhispering pretty much does it for me in an instant. That said, more roleplay videos with accents please.

[@7thString84]

And once again, I come to the conclusion, that ASMR works (by far!) the best for me, when I´m already tired... Pure tingles!

[@Isonskies]

And is there a way to develop ASMR sensitivity? I've been following the community since Whispering Life first started making whispering videos, and I've been watching ASMR videos each and every night ever since... But that's just what makes me feel cosy and relax, but NO TINGLES EVER... :( And yes, thank you so soo much for what you're doing!!!

[@SpringbokASMR]

I have heard people say they have done it, but I largely suspect it is difficult and unusual to just develop it. However, I will say that people who aren't distracted by the tingles seem to get a lot more out of videos in certain ways. They become naturally better listeners, learn things, and get motivated. This can happen to Tingle Heads like me, too. But I've heard amazing stories from people who just watch for comfort, so please keep watching and getting cozy.

[@Isonskies]

Springbok ASMR That maybe true! I'm still just as addicted to ASMR videos as anybody else in the community, even though most of the triggers are totally useless to me... So there's no chance I'll stop following the community:) Again, thank you for all your efforts, Spring!!!

[@hazukilegacy1890]

I didn't even know what ASMR was before today, but I knew the feeling of certain noises and voices sending shivers down my back and making me feel calm and secure. So I wanted to say thank you for helping me realise what that feeling was, and putting a word to the feeling (which I shall now seek out like crack, haha.), and triggering that feeling like 10 times in this video.

[@9and7]

SHE'S BACK!!! She just posted a new vid! (shut off the comments though) Great to hear from you again, and I hope you're better and feeling terrific. Thank you for returning and hope to hear more and more ASMR vids. Lotsa love. :-) ps. Fallout and Starcraft Trailer ;-)

[@cojocoolio]

I just found out what an Interrobang was because of your blog haha. I will add this to my everyday vocabulary now. ?!?!?!

[@malty07]

So tingly😊. I especially love quite whispering, this was fantastic! Please more like this.

[@thebambamkam3176]

I really enjoyed this lovely video! I just want to let you know that no matter what people say about you, you will always be loved and supported by me and everyone else in the asmr community. :)

[@emilydaas2579]

I only get about two tingles every five videos or so. Thank you very much!

[@1977Postal]

I like a lot of this ASMR you are hands down one of the best. What a masterpiece this video is I have gone to sleep many times to it your very talented.

[@SCL8294]

You have become one of my top favorite ASMR artists! Thank you!

[@armadillodreams2905]

ohhh!! Also that's how a binaural microphone works!! I've always wondered - it was a bit in shot in the beginning!! please can you start doing christmassy type videos soon?? love you xxx