Intro ramble compilation (published and unpublished clips) - ASMR

[@ASMRvelous]

This is a bit of a different one. There's a lot of clips from previously published videos, but it has its very own intro ramble, and there are some unpublished clips in there as well. I hope you enjoy, and thanks again for the idea, Doctor! Next week it's time for Buffy season 4! There are THREE parts, lol. At first I was planning to post them Monday-Wednesday-Friday in one week. But now that I need to ration my content a little more, I will be posting them Tuesday-Friday-Tuesday spanning two weeks. That will also give those of you that watch the whole entire thing some more time to get through each episode.

[@ErnestChui]

I think the rambles work excellent in your videos. It really helps set a calming, cozy atmosphere for the entire video (especially during the intro). The slow-paced speech accompanied with your voice is just ASMR in its best form. P.S. I've always been a huge fan of your Zoom mic whisper ramble videos :D

[@ASMRvelous]

Aw thank you, I rarely get appreciation for the zoom, which is why I hardly use in anymore. It takes more work and few people seem te like it.

[@ErnestChui]

@@ASMRvelous I'm surprised that more people don't appreciate it more! I don't know what it is, but the audio from the Zoom mic is simply amazing. And of course, thank you for putting in the extra effort to make these videos so enjoyable.

[@helenabillie1143]

Yes! Je rambles aan het begin van jouw videos zijn letterlijk altijd mijn favoriete delen! Dankjewel voor dit❤️

[@ASMRvelous]

Oh, super lief en leuk om te weten, dankje!

[@naorgreene5068]

The best asmr compilation ever. Keep rambling girl! This is my favorite part

[@ASMRvelous]

Thank you! Odds are very likely that I will, lol

[@WhateverIsTrue01]

Always love your intro rambles, even these intro-to-intro-rambles ramble! ❤️

[@ASMRvelous]

Hahaha, I'm glad, thank you!

[@olzkng]

What a delightful video! I've got to say, rating your videos is like rating Motorhead songs in that they're all excellent. Some are just more excellent than others! With that said, the Story times with rain sounds was great! Love the hand movements and background! The Children's book was fun because it's so nice to see you laughing and smiling! The sound quality in the Tattoo tracing and thunder video was perfect! But again, all your videos are wonderful! Thank you for making them!

[@ASMRvelous]

Aw yay, I appreciate that you included your more favourite bits, thank you! I had hoped to film a take two of the rain video this fall, but we had like a plague of mosquitoes this summer and they just won't seem to die.

[@danielatilano3294]

i really like your style of asmr!!! so relaxing thank you

[@PrivateName20234]

What a wonderful idea. We all love the "rambling" for whatever reason, I don't like that word. I feel this is a quality of yours and a great one at that. 💯

[@ASMRvelous]

I get it, it does have a pretty negative connotation. I'm glad you enjoy my intros :)

[@Enrique_S]

I love your rambles.🖤

[@ASMRvelous]

I am glad to hear it :) thank you

[@LadyH903]

I think it's funny that you talk about filming in your pajamas. If you hadn't said anything, I would never had known! Also, I think this proves it. I can get tingles watching you talk about ANYTHING, hahaha. You have such dreamy intonations and naturally sticky mouth sounds!! ❤️

[@ASMRvelous]

That is so sweet. Dreamy intonations, I love it, thanks!

[@dianaray1470]

I love your rambles. I love your videos. I love you ❣️❣️❣️

[@ASMRvelous]

You are too sweet, thank you! Have I ever told you Diana is my middle name?

[@dianaray1470]

@@ASMRvelous no you have not. I think that’s awesome. I love that we share that name. 🥰❤️💕

[@Drjoshington]

This came out great! And I love that you apologize in your intro. :)

[@ASMRvelous]

Hahaha, it had to be done. Thank you again for the idea!

[@Drjoshington]

@@ASMRvelous any time. The idea is the easy part. ;)

[@sherfer247]

I have to agree, reality is your best role play. Rambling about real life with your slow soft voice and hand gestures are very ASMR. You’ve moved up to my fave since you’ve done more in this “reality as art” How can I support you? I’ll have to find out.

[@ASMRvelous]

Thank you so much, Sheryl! Now it may be a coincidence, but around the time of this comment, I made a referral sale through my Tingles Tea link. In case that was you, thank you kindly, I appreciate it. However if it was a complete coincidence, no worries! Currently I have no need for any other kind of support than what you already do through your lovely comments :)

[@dasninjastix]

I'm definitely team no apologies. Thanks for the deep cuts, can't wait to watch them! Happy Halloween as well 🎃. Pretty sure that's not a thing where you live but still.. I'd toss you a Twix or Kit-Kat if I could.

[@ASMRvelous]

Haha, it's not, though it's slowly been blowing over the past years because capitalism. Thanks though!

[@HiskiHit]

First time for being first! ❤️

[@ASMRvelous]

That's awesome, yay :)

[@medeucaa]

Yaaay early💚

[@ASMRvelous]

Yay :) love it

[@peters2240]

I love this video because rambling is my favorite ASMR type of video. I like role plays but rambling always makes me relax more. I still watch some of your rambling videos from 6-7 yrs ago because I find them so relaxing. I also love when your hair is braided too lol. It looks great! Thanks again Danielle. I hope you’re doing well.

[@ASMRvelous]

Thank you, that's very kind. I used to do that a lot in the first years of my channel, just ramble for a whole video about nothing in particular. But I'm doing the opposite of well and have been for a long time now. So I don't ramble about daily life anymore, because that would always end up being a very, very sad and depressing video. So I never film without knowing what I'm going to talk about.

[@hureinah9432]

I know from your last video you said you wouldn’t be making videos like before anymore or as before, I know you said you had to just focus more on other things you had going on, but I do just want to say if anytime in the later future if you ever do chose to make a video and need an idea, the applying lip liner video would be amazing. This is just as an idea for whenever you ever do chose to upload a video. I do respect that you also have your own personal and other things to attend to. Thank you for everything though ❤️

[@ASMRvelous]

I appreciate the suggestion, I'll never run out of ideas though, I have a whole book of requests that I'll probably never get to. And since I already have a relatively recent lip liner video made, it's unlikely if I get the chance to film I will choose that as the video video, sorry. Thank you for the support though!

[@hureinah9432]

@@ASMRvelous oh it’s okay. Thank you!

[@RobHealy1]

Thanks, ASMRvelous!!!

[@ASMRvelous]

You're very welcome, Rob!

[@captainbackslap776]

This is an interesting idea for an upload! Sometimes I find myself rambling, too, rather than getting to my original point as quickly as perhaps I should. Some of this stems from feeling the desire to over-explain myself and giving a thorough background, because I don't want to make assumptions about how up-to-date the individual I'm speaking to is on the particular subject I am trying to address. I've seen some interesting things online about this being a common trait with those who have been diagnosed with ADHD, which might explain why I do it, as I was given a diagnosis of ADHD in the mid-90s. However, I didn't particularly take that diagnosis seriously for about two decades, primarily stemming from the fact that I was diagnosed during a period where it seemed like psychiatrists were diagnosing children all over the place with ADD and ADHD. It had also struck me as an odd diagnosis to reach after a single face-to-face meeting and, combined with being a teen who felt he was smarter than everyone else, I did not take the diagnosis seriously and even decided to stop taking the medication that had been recommended to me because it just made me feel robotic and unemotional. Which is a shame, because if I had taken it more seriously and had parents who took it more seriously, I feel like maybe my 20s would have been less marred by depression and stretches of miserable unemployment where I felt like something was wrong with me but I couldn't figure out what. Indeed, it wasn't until my 30s where I began to understand that there might have been something to that diagnosis and how to live with it, no longer burdened by feeling like I was a broken individual. It might be these rambley tendencies that draw me and others to your videos, and why some people can appreciate a good ramble more than others. All that being said, thank you for the upload and I look forward to watching it in its entirety.

[@ASMRvelous]

Thank you for sharing that background story with me. It's interesting. We'll never know, I guess. As someone who received a diagnosis around that age and did take it seriously, and had parents that took it seriously, it didn't stop me from seemingly endless depression, unemployment and feeling like a broken individual. So it's possible that was always going to be your path. Although there is no medication for my issue, so I suppose that could have had a big impact. I wish we could go back and try again. Anyway, I've actually never really stopped to think about why I cannot stop myself from doing the long introductions. I suppose I just like to hear myself talk a little too much.

[@BassByTheBay]

Danielle, you're nothing if not self-aware 😊 👍.

[@ASMRvelous]

This is very, very true, you have no idea. My friends/family and I talk about this all the time. I'm an incredibly difficult person to be around in real life, I'm ridiculously critical, demanding, high maintenance, judgmental, callous and quite mean. Yet they all still love me and want to spend time with me, and the main explanation for that is because I'm very aware of all of these things. Think of it like this, it's absolutely no problem to be around someone who is unintelligent but are aware of this. But it is horrible to spend time with someone who is unintelligent yet thinks they know everything. Like Aristotle said, knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.

[@BassByTheBay]

@@ASMRvelous This really comes through in your videos, and it's something that I actually relate to, which is partially why I like your content 😊.

[@6113Puppy]

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[@ASMRvelous]

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[@ZackyASMR]

Hi good video

[@ASMRvelous]

Thanks, Zack!

[@sheumack]

Next video: Compilation of intro rambles to compilations of intro rambles.

[@ASMRvelous]

Lol, I am never making one of these again though

[@curtisnewton895]

I gotta admit you're really dear to my heart, and so naturally beautiful in this video...I am so truly jealous of your boyfriend but god , asmr people can make such a 10' fuzz about not much, jeee

[@ASMRvelous]

Haha, I guess so. No one to be jealous though, I am single by choice. 8 years and counting and I will remain single until the day I die. Best decision of my life.

[@curtisnewton895]

extract the audio...open it in audacity...goto effetcs...normalize and put the sound back in the video

[@ASMRvelous]

You must be new here. Thanks though, in spirit

[@mockingmoniker7443]

Apologies often are you saying, "Go feel like a victim," and they usually do more harm than good. I'm a big fan of apologies but be careful not to over use them. Use them when you're in the wrong.

[@ASMRvelous]

I think I agree with this. Definitely in the context of me apologising for my intro rambles. But generally I think it shows strength to be able to admit wrongdoing, apologise and move forward.

[@mockingmoniker7443]

@@ASMRvelous I agree it's an expression of strength to admit wrongdoing. Just be sure to apologize only if: 1. The other actually feels like a victim 2. The other really is a victim, other than just feeling like it. Granted, there's a thing called being polite where you apologize even if someone else was careless and bumped into you.

[@ASMRvelous]

@@mockingmoniker7443 Yes, exactly, 100% agree with all of that.

[@mockingmoniker7443]

@@ASMRvelous correct me if I'm wrong, but you come across as the type who wouldn't hesitate before laying down the law. In you, the feeling of justice is strong and you have a need to set the world straight, so much so that you feel you recognize this to be stronger than others in your life. Perhaps even they admit they agree.