Can This ASMR Expert Give Cat and Ben ‘Brain Tingles’? | This Morning

It’s been claimed that ASMR (autonomous sensory meridian response) can help with issues such as anxiety, headaches and insomnia. From hair brushing to face tapping, whispering and crunching, it’s the ultimate ‘tingly’ experience. Kellie Ripley - owner of the UK’s first ASMR clinic - claims to give customers the ultimate sensory experience and will tell us more about the growing phenomenon, before a live demonstration.
Broadcast on 07/05/2024
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[@annakay7295]

Ben and Cat are so annoying and quite disrespectful to Kellie who was trying to demonstrate asmr. Its not the Ben and Cat show! I'd much rather have Josie presenting, she is so natural and likeable and doesnt interrupt continually.

[@carlyhughes2200]

I wish they would take this seriously & just be quiet.

[@clairesimpson379]

What’s the point in these things if you’re just going to talk over the guest the whole time? Just shhhh and listen. So annoying. Couldn’t watch it and I love hearing about asmr

[@emilysmith1000]

This lady just comes across so lovely. Im sure she's brilliant at what she does.

[@lwhite2058]

Oh God Ben, be quiet!!

[@clairesimpson379]

Agree!!!

[@haircutexperience]

[@lilylolly8757]

I have had these ‘tingles’ in the back of my head and down my neck right from being a small child. Whenever I mentioned it to my mum she would have no idea what I was on about, so I learned not to talk about it. I guessed it was just me! Then a few years ago I discovered ASMR videos on KZbin and found it wasn’t just me!!! Others experienced it too! It really is the most lovely and relaxing feeling-I feel so lucky that I get to experience it. Especially as it seems not all people do.

[@alicejade3657]

same but I feel like I need some physical touch element too

[@Tosca767]

Me too!

[@sayayoru7697]

Same when I tried to explain it to people as a little girl I said it was a tickle voice because I didn't know how else to explain it and people and my friends thought I was nuts 🤣

[@lilylolly8757]

@@sayayoru7697 Tickle voice!! I love that!

[@BrianLloyd1991]

Been using asmr for about 9 years now, i love it and it helps me relax and sleep

[@JSandwich13]

If you're going to have someone on your show demonstrating a skill, at least let them do the skill and not talk over them. You both were so rude and dosrespectful

[@bdawg1118]

He has ADHD. As someone with ADHD, he’s hard to sit still and be quiet especially when trying something new. They aren’t used to the ASMR community, and they are just commenting how they feel about it. They’re talk show hosts.. of course they’re going to talk. This isn’t a normal ASMR video. If you were expecting that, then go watch actual ASMR.

[@daniellebell5549]

Kellie is brilliant at what she does and her ASMR Live Lounge in Southsea is super tingly and relaxing.

[@gillianmilne8364]

The male host has voiced negative commentary in every segment today? Why would persons want to listen to him?

[@MarkStevens8899]

To be honest he is not the sharpest tool in the box

[@Yoofaloof]

I first remember having the tingles at school, when certain teachers would speak, and I'd get a weird nice feeling in my brain. I guess that's what it was. It was so intense to me that I didn't want the teacher to stop talking. Nowadays it's not as intense and is a bit hit and miss. But if someone has a great voice, I sometimes get the feeling again and makes me think don't stop talking, I love the feeling.

[@emmawilkins5755]

I watch ASMR videos every day! Its very relaxing and a good way to help combat anxiety. There are so many great ASMR artists too - some are funny and some have specific themes. Definitely worth trying it if you haven't already.

[@peeg09]

Kat looked back & saw the tinsel & asked what's that lol.

[@haircutexperience]

[@OldBlackCow72]

Amazing! Lovely lady perfect for relaxing.

[@janebeattie9071]

Asmr is wonderful ❤

[@EK-sz5no]

They keep talking

[@lightasmrmassage]

Keli!!! You are amazing ❤

[@loyallou]

THE ASMR EXPERT WORKED AT MY SCHOOL LAST YEAR HELP

[@BLUEY-il3dx]

That's mad when I was in school I used to have the girls tiggle my arms and back in every lesson. I loved it

[@arnicepernice8656]

Actually the KZbinr Little Me Carmie has had a salon for a year or so she is amazing, based in Wiltshire.

[@daisymaesparkes]

No way. I’m in Wiltshire. What’s the name of her salon?

[@user-rn9zq2wb6x]

I love ASMR!

[@ritageorge2348]

I’m glad I’m not the only one who thinks cat is not the right one for this job. I loved watching Ben and Holly in the past, they bounced off one another and the episodes were full of fun. Holly didn’t talk over people, neither did she push her fellow presenter into the background. Also Holly wasn’t into touching them either, Cats hands touch Ben’s knee every episode. Please get Holly back and with Ben. Ben’s sense of humour is being stifled with the lifeless Cat.

[@Lea31706]

Asmr is amazing

[@geraldineodonoghue1117]

Absolutely love cat. She's hilarious. ❤❤

[@andrewchinn3178]

Cat is so funny she was a brilliant choice to replace Holly.

[@Lea31706]

I’ve watched her she is magic

[@charleshenderson8934]

I love Angelo

[@user-nc2kz2mn5v]

Cobblers.

[@CatsJP]

Some people cannot stand being touched by other people………you just do not know where their hands have been previously.

[@jonnyhawkins7744]

holly and phil who? forgotten people

[@chloecatasmr]

naw they need to stop talking over it