🎊Happy Sesame Street Day! (ASMR) Page Turning~Whispering~Tracing

[@philiphebert8680]

Prim, have you ever thought of being a elementary teacher. You have a talent of grabbing the attention of kid's young and old. I see how much you care about the projects in your post. Your talented and intelligent, you draw people into your conversation and that is a gift. Thank you for showing a little bit about you.

[@sarabrenna5525]

Tracing is one of my favorite triggers but is often overlooked for some reason. Thank you for including it, and for this awesome video.

[@matthewjalil6493]

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[@andrewscungio3200]

The Sesame Street Magazine issues (a total of 296+129 more) were released from October of 1970 until September of 2000, but continued to sell for 117 more issues from October 2000 until it was discounted in December of 2011 for only one year and 11 months, but then brought back for 12 more issues spanning from December 2013 until was completly discounted in August of 2016. Some of the magazines that were used in this video are from issue 110 it's magic from March 1982 at 1:04:05, issue 111 parties from April 1982 at 59:40, issue 113 friendships from May 1982 at 1:29:49, issue 114 my world from June 1982 at 53:35, issue 115 that's entertainment from July and August 1982 at 47:44, issue 117 school from September 1982 at 3:13, issue 118 storytime from October 1982 at 39:30, and issue 121 One Day from Febuary 1983 at 26:37.

[@beccaanndiy320]

Adorable as always. You should do a classroom role play next. Ms. Prims classroom! ✏️📓📖🖍📝

[@AceOfAsmr]

This video is simply lovely. I adore it all.

[@SyntaxScout]

omg,working in my 3D models i just listened to at least 10 of her videos ,truly relaxing for work.

[@stephenzander754]

This video and your crayon/chalk/marker video are my favorite ASMR on KZbin. I especially appreciate that you don't overdo the mouth sounds when you whisper. You have a very sweet and soothing voice and you dont ruin it by sounding ridiculous. Keep doing you girl!

[@haildixon]

This will be perfect for when I’m grading homework tomorrow! Suddenly I’m looking forward to it so thanks 😋

[@laurac6155]

I love your channel prim!!!!

[@Honeybee-ev5dn]

I’m so glad we found you!! You are so adorable 💗💗 my son and I love watching you read stories. Thank you 😊

[@MeikelLohse]

I really love this. The originality of your vids is unlike any other asmr channel!

[@t.w.9639]

I love your way of pronouncing the final consonants. I simply love it! It gives me amazing shivers. Thank you so much!

[@h4jmig32]

This has an incredible Bob Ross quality, which is pretty much the best compliment I can think of. Thanks for the relaxation.

[@Globez123]

Yeah the hand-turkey is a nice tradition :D

[@joeymedusa4749]

7:14 "I've never said those words in my life." and the very confused look on your face really brought the laughs! I've gone back to listen multiple times and I still can't figure out exactly what those words you read were, lol. 😂 Anyway, I knew this was going to be an amazing, tingly video and it didn't disappoint! So much page turning goodness throughout, amongst many great triggers, and some funny moments along the way (like when you couldn't remember Betty Rubble's name)! You looked very happy and like you were having fun & enjoying yourself here, which is a big plus! Thank you for another amazing video, Prim, you did a wonderful job and provided much enjoyment & delight! 😃👍 I hope you had a very nice Sesame Street Day! 😊

[@itsaboutdramtime1178]

I CAN'T be the only person to have noticed how funny it is that in this sweet, kid-friendly video there is a promo poster for The Shining (one of the most horrifying movies ever made!) DIRECTLY behind you! Even better, the poster is using the tag line "Come Play With Us, Danny..." from the scene where the dead ghostly twins are putting on a gentle and comforting front while beckoning young innocent Danny to an almost certain grisly death!! What kind of messages are you trying to send here, Prim?!? Ha!

[@rockymcgatha3292]

Absolutely LOVE your videos!! They seem to relax me a lot more than any of the other ASMR vids. Thank you!!

[@Yldcatz]

Sesame Street started when I was 5. Perfect. I love the sweater. 😊

[@matthewcoe541]

🤠🤠🤠🤠 yessssssssss! I don't know why but when the person says what they are tracing it is so much more relaxing for some reason! Thanks dudette!

[@jesterking27]

Looking very pretty, friend. Quite adorable. And as always another great video. 🙂❤️

[@hexbugmuse]

Those 70s Ernie and Grover hand puppets are awesome! I'm looking to collect that set of them.

[@phenbuz]

Thanks for your sweet whispering voice. Love it

[@pranamyanagesh9211]

I love when Prim explains things!

[@saulgoodman7445]

Grover and Prim You Can’t Go Wrong this Channel Rocks

[@bbillade]

Sesame Street was one of my favorite shows to watch as a kid in the 80's. I'm glad to see it is still enjoyed by younger generations.

[@michaelcastillo4715]

Why did the smell of a kindergarten come to mind? Ahhh I can smell the crayons and paint!!!

[@Syclone0044]

My favorite part of Sesame Street was the “Pinball Machine” with the funky 70’s songs like “1234-5, 6789-10, eleven twellllllve!” They’re all on KZbin and some of them are surprisingly crazy 😜

[@michaelgalindo9162]

I love the illustrations

[@juanman75]

Really relaxing and enjoyable video with my favourite triggers! Thanks for helping me to chill out!⭐️😌

[@curtthegamer934]

I seem to remember Grover's grandmother being in a story from "The Sesame Street Book of Bedtime Stories," where Prairie Dawn was having a sleepover at Grover's house, and wanted to hear a bedtime story from him, but Grover just kept saying "Once upon a time" over and over, and eventually just said "they lived happily ever after" without telling a story at all. So Prairie Dawn made up a bedtime story to show him how a story is really told, and it made Grover fall asleep, so then Grover's grandmother came into the room to tell Prairie Dawn a bedtime story, saying that she used to try to tell Grover stories, but he would always fall asleep immediately after she said "Once upon a time," and that it was nice having someone who could listen to more of the story for once. Grover also had a grandfather who appeared in a book called "Wait For Elmo," where he took Elmo to the zoo when Elmo was feeling sad that he was too slow to keep up with everybody else. Grover used to go to the zoo with grandfather, but was older now and off doing his own things. At the end of the story, Grover is upset that his grandfather and Elmo went to the zoo without him, and the last line of the story is, "Next time, please wait for me," echoing Elmo's line from the beginning of the story.

[@poetgb]

Happy Sesame Street Day. First I want to say that I love the colors on that beautiful shirt, or is it a sweater. Either way it's beautiful and you are beautiful. The Sesame Street magazines are so colorful and cool. The page turning sounds are so soft and soothing to hear. That has a unique sound all it's own. Still the highlight is your whispering and soft spoken voice. Your voice has a calming effect that is a treasure trove of triggers. I love these kind of videos. Thank you.

[@Mrs.HoneyMagic]

Thank you! I hope you had a wonderful day! This is a sweater and it’s so colorful I love it! I’m happy you enjoyed this video!! ⭐️

[@eastcoastnews9529]

Ty for being so cool with your dad. Now days the male figure it’s portrayed in the worst animalistic matter and tv don’t show a love and guidance of a father due to the erogan That the father figure it’s not needed and the American family Fabrick has been torn from the leave it to beaver days or happy days. God bless you and your dad. I just lost mine and I wake up 3-7 times a night looking for him and now he’s gone with god and I don’t have thst time with him 😢💔love ya dad Doel .

[@TomElvisSmith]

What a wonderful video for Sesame Street day, Primie Prim Prim! Lovely page turning sounds and commentary! Some other comments on things you said and showed in this video: - I didn't know there was a Cookie Monster disco record. That's interesting! - I also took piano lessons for one semester in high school but I had a hard time with it. I just couldn't get the hang of playing a piano! I played the trumpet in elementary school and for a year in high school, and I was better at that. I also took vocal music lessons. - Having classes outside was rare indeed. I don't remember ever having them outside really, but I know that kids were always asking the teacher to hold classes outside! - Don't think we ever had any class pets that I remember, but we did have a class book which operated the same way. It was some kind of book about our class which had souvenirs of the different students within it, and each student would enter a draw or something to see who would get to take home the book each week. - I used to love going sledding with my dad when I was a little kid! We had a bunch of hills behind the apartment we lived in, so I used to go sledding back there. Also, we used to fly kites in the fields there in the summertime. - These Sesame Street magazines remind me of a younger version of Dynamite and Bananas magazines, which were published by Scholastic, and really nice magazines. Dynamite was for kids while Bananas was a humor magazine for teenagers, edited and largely written by R. L. Stine. I collect humor magazines, as you know and I've got the complete set of them, 72 issues, and they are still a lot of fun to read. - I'm guessing that all of these magazines belonged to the same little girl in the early 1980's named Julie. (She wrote her name on the cubby hole on that page you showed us in the first magazine). It would make sense too because the Electric Company magazines are dated a year later than the Sesame Street ones and the Electric Company was a kid's program for slightly older kids than Sesame Street, so she probably graduated to that magazine and program after she outgrew Sesame Street. I feel like the TV program might have featured animated Spider-Man segments which would explain why he appears in the magazine, but I'm not sure about that. - You talked in this video and the other video about how you would always draw a sun every time you drew an outside picture. I used to draw seagulls and they always came out looking like McDonald's signs flying in the sky! :) - I didn't know that days have been getting longer over the centuries either! That was a very interesting fact. Thank you for the video, Primie! :)

[@itubemaex]

you are so kind, so soft and so cute... thank you

[@felyxmillicent6538]

Prim, seriously.. Just now found this. Adorable. 🔥💤💤

[@asmrsubscriber1609]

Thank you very much, Mrs Lippy!

[@mikestasinopoulos5447]

Hi Prim I loved Sesame street as a kid my favorite Charactors were Grover and Mr Johnson in the resturant sketches and Bert and Ernie at home also I loved the Count Voiced by Jerry Nelson

[@mikestasinopoulos5447]

Prim I used to love sesame Street when I was a kid

[@adriansilva8707]

Sweet lovely relaxing and tingly video for a goodnight sleep 😊😊😴😴

[@northevangelos3431]

*I love your channel , Your need more support in this channel 💔*

[@Average_Mortal]

190K subs is pretty good. 😊

[@jencasella8994]

My sister goes to college in Florida and one of her classes is Marine science so I remember her telling me that that her second semester must of her classes were outside on a boat

[@interactive1178]

🦋🦋

[@medecinewagon]

OMG I love so much Sesame Street

[@OMP25]

Sesame street day? Well, i dont have that in my country but certainlly i do know sesame street or like i say it in my language, Rua Sésamo. Too many old memories from the times i saw and liked it and it was too long ago... Jezzz, now i feel so old.😩 my favourite characters were: the cookie monster, Monstro das Bolachas, and Ernie, "Egas" in my language. Good video, your voice and accent are perfect to tell/read stories. Thanks

[@maul2705]

A Nirvana album video would be awesome if you ever come across one. Favorite band of all time

[@DavesArtRoom]

Great video; you would have a nice way of being a teacher for grade school, and maybe even younger kids; well done.

[@flavioalessandro9692]

I love Elmo's character and you look so cute 😊 hugs to you!

[@alberthernandez7296]

Thank you prim

[@michaelgalindo9162]

Grover was my favorite back in the day. I want to get my kids into Sesame Street too

[@gregorychilds4397]

Sesame Street and prim so perfect

[@emmat8678]

Nice jumper (I always seem to comment on what you're wearing but I like your style) x

[@chriswhitt6685]

I love it when you can't remember Betty's name. So real and cute.

[@darwincarrillo5918]

I always wanted to own a sesame muppet. Lol

[@cydneyfernandes4211]

I hope you realise that you are a very amazing young woman 😊 from across the water in the UK, Cydney x

[@rhonben]

if ONLY i had more time to comment - i'll try to be efficiently-concise! Prim, the more i see the thumbnails and/or the vids of you i choose to click on, the more im admirable of your coooolness - seriously. I grew up watching Sesame Street - im lamenting these days bcus i miss my Kermit hand-puppet i left @ a friend's house some years ago and havent seen it anywhere else.. Grrr.. Anywayz, keep up thee AHsum work.. :^ )

[@user-jv7gr1jb3r]

You go yard sale shopping? Supporting the community! That is a good source in finding good books.

[@embellish22]

another excellent vid! still hoping for that one speacial day for a tapping board game and components (like powderpuff girls vid) with soft spoken;)

[@Elias_Veine_Wiig]

Don’t forget the characters on Sesame Steet are Muppets. Thanks to Jim Henson for The Muppets. Caroll Spinney, voice and puppeteer of Oscar the Grouch and Big Bird has recently retired at the age of 85.

[@bjorkish6928]

C is for cookie and p is for prim asmr.

[@chriswhitt6685]

What a great video. I think you'd make a wonderful kindergarten teacher. Hope you don't mind me saying that. I had such a good sleep from watching/listening to this video.

[@chriswhitt6685]

Scott Matson creep ...projection alert ..not sure what twisted dark thoughts have made you say this. But I guess trolls gonna troll.

[@chriswhitt6685]

Scott Matson and I see you don't show your face on your avatar ??? Ugly ?? Maybe just weird ??

[@ryanm3649]

Oscar the grouchy is my Fav

[@johnwilson1784]

Your so awesome 💕

[@tears.of.sionne]

Gosh, can you explain me why you voice is so relaxing... ♥♥♥♥❤❤❤

[@brandonbencomo8337]

Your hair looks really cute

[@ishyab011]

"BETTY ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ...... sorry had to get that out. I luv ya big time Prim !!! ;)

[@ironhammer8935]

That hairstyle would fit perfectly in 30s character act, i hope you make one someday. This is the longest video since i'm your subscriber and your third longest video yet. How long did it take you to upload it? The only Sesame Street related things i own are two VHS. I think my favorite character was the Cookie Monster. You once mentioned that you learned to play guitar, it's awesome that you can play piano as well. Could you play something for us? It was so adorable when you couldn't remember that Flinstones character.

[@Mrs.HoneyMagic]

That’s a really good idea!! A 1930s themed video would be interesting! 🤩 & Yess!! I love the longer asmr videos, so I was really happy with this one. It took a while to edit and upload but it was totally worth it! I dabbled with guitar a little bit when I was younger, and then a little bit a couple years ago, but I never was super good at it. I would play something on the piano but I don’t have one anymore, I use to have a keyboard but it broke. 😬 & Yess! I finally looked it up after I filmed this and found out it was Betty haha 😆

[@jacoblantom]

96 minutes?? Holy crap

[@andredirker8146]

Cool Prim :D

[@vaughnmonroejr.7122]

Coookie Disco! you'll need to find a copy of SESAME STREET FEVER! (yes its a real LP, I'm not making that up)

[@yeahsev7586]

The Sesame Street book sounds like a Lenny kravitz song.

[@bulkynerd4106]

This is one of my favorite ASMR videos! But what is with all the Ads that KZbin I’m guessing snuck in!! 😤

[@flavioalessandro9692]

Prim one question: Do you own any Nirvana vinyls? 😘

[@jamesgeorgulis5022]

you are a beautiful young lady. you would be a great kindergarten teacher. you would be very good with little children. thank you for sharing your talents.

[@TrillCane214]

90’s baby life

[@theracketeer0522]

Based on the video thumbnail, it looks like you have rollers in your hair. :P Perhaps a future video idea?

[@rainl2787]

Yes please

[@TamilWalkerChannel]

You've such a neat voice. 👌

[@beanzrgross2648]

You remind me of Jo Laughlin from the vampire diaries

[@Zontar82]

i was born in september 1982 so that magazine has exactly my age 😅

[@d33rex64]

I had a similar thought. I believe we are considered “vintage” already. Ha.

[@salbevins9043]

Prim is going to make A *TOP* Wife and Mother 1 day …. . . I am buying A mug . /Pol/ out long live the queen... don't let your meme's be dreams …. prim and winterSC need to get together …. /pol/ 4chan out

[@itubemaex]

🌹

[@TheLoStBoYs89]

gotta say im more of a muppets guy lol

[@Rizlack]

They are muppets though

[@Average_Mortal]

🐥🐾

[@javiercervanteshernandez4470]

👍 👍 👍 👌 👌 👌

[@therealgrimreaper3439]

I hope you don't mind if I say that you are so beautiful 😍😍❤️

[@saulgoodman7445]

Betty

[@brandonbencomo8337]

Happy Sesame Street day, remember to eat ya hamburgers with sesame seed buns ya foos... oh is this not what you meant by Sesame Street??

[@matthewcoe541]

First I thinkkkkkkkk

[@johnmartincountry]

you forgot to take the ads out

[@ppuebblo]

:)

[@ninapequena4311]

Yr so beautiful ;*, have a wonderful life

[@clarenceward8948]

Prime this is shouting John big sist how did i get that name just ask some churches anyways word for the season you have the most exalted and brave name for a lady but love love love it almost close to big bro transe former octimuse prime word up and word down shout out to prime somebody ola and ola$

[@ZairaDumpling]

51:47

[@robertj6523]

hey prim whats new?

[@railsonsilva6296]

🙋‍♂️🇧🇷

[@matteogambini2769]

*c:*

[@helencooper2025]

Some of your pronunciation sounds English

[@jamesgeorgulis5022]

you are a beautiful young lady. you would be a great kindergarten teacher. you would be very good with little children. thank you for sharing your talents.