ASMR-WW2 Era Medical Box Unboxing

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[@emmyandboo]

Amazing - sending this to my younger bro who loves everything WW2 and stuff like this - going to introduce ASMR to him now too haha and this is the perfect way

[@gagatoes2940]

@@gashslash fr!

[@GamingIncMasterTroll]

Ya aktully ww2 is kewl

[@asecretone]

You never forget your first ... ASMRartist 😉👌

[@emmyandboo]

@@asecretone so true!

[@FANCIAS911]

Back in like 2015 when ASMR was really taking off I watched Lloyd along with a lot of other ASMRtists. 7 years later and Lloyd is the only one I still watch

[@teamgodmode7197]

As someone who is a history buff, a current Medic in the Army and a lover of ASMR this video really appeals to it all, keep up the good work!

[@hemmerch]

Man. This is one of the best. There’s just something about the small pieces. Also when you check something out closely or count things quietly that is some gold right there.

[@stevet5087]

Hey again… thanks for this. Never underestimate the positive impact your videos have on the community that counts on them!

[@LLOYDSASMR]

My pleasure!

[@ChicoFazedor]

The new asmr era "artists" need to know Lloyd's existence.

[@kf6790]

I’ve had some.. interesting experiences with men, and as a result I generally feel tense around the ones I don’t know. I know I don’t know you personally Lloyd, but I just want to say thank you because your asmr makes me feel at ease and comfortable, and as a result you make me feel at ease and comfortable. It’s helped me a lot when it comes to strangers (mainly guys), and I’m a little less paranoid in public now 🙂

[@efng21]

Very not into military stuff, but I am happy to support someone who cares so much for his audience. Keep cranking out the high quality tingles my dude.

[@MothproofKT]

Hey, been a while since I’ve listened to ASMR but listened to this as soon as I saw it! This is so cool, my grandfather drove a flail tank up the beaches on D-Day, so I’m always interested in learning more about WWII and any gear they may have used during the war. You said you collect militaria ?? Maybe you could do a long ASMR video showing us all you’ve collected so far! That would be awesome. Hope you’re well!

[@uzi9621]

That's awesome! Which beach?

[@ngtstr]

@@uzi9621 coast of Normandy, France.

[@uzi9621]

@@ngtstr Thanks

[@nataliefaust7959]

I miss those old band-aid tins. They were so useful for so many things!

[@enigmaticx326]

I love the history in these videos, and it makes for fantastic ASMR. No gimmicks here, this is just really good quality content.

[@cefb8923]

Yeah the Nam ones are great too.

[@torsicl6762]

47:34 your facial expression im had me dying LMFAOOOOOOOO😂

[@daviddunn3285]

As a military history buff I do enjoy these videos! Keep up the great work Lloyd! 😀

[@xxjust_anniexx]

This is so cool. As always, so relaxing that I gotta fight myself to stay awake because I don’t wanna miss anything.

[@kimckenzie6161]

I do not know if Rexall is in America much these days, but they are a common drug store outlet in my country (Canada) and a usual stop for anything pharmaceutical. Its interesting to see many of these companies still kicking around. Edit: Sewing kits, and a lil mini scalpel. No original suture kit and scalpel by the seems. Suppose this is more of a general kit that's had things swapped and placed in it over the years. I did some sleuthing as well, the chap stick and a number of other items date from the 1950's judging by their designs. Earlier chap stick for instance came in round tins that you'd reach into and smatter it on your hands and then lips. Where as the tube design started to become more prominent during WW2. Mobility and compactness became a fixation of this period because people were roaming around a lot more, and in the case of soldiers- they'd be constantly shifted on their deployments. If I had to place a guess, this medical kit being from the 1930's originally meant that it likely saw parts replaced all the way throughout the 40's and 50's, and probably by the early 60's or late 50's the thing was "retired" and then became a collectors item. That's just my theory on it at least. Its very possible whoever owned it previously had used it as just a conventional kit after service. Probably had it as their trip box. Back then people could even keep their service rifles, so someone keeping a kit like this isn't unfathomable.

[@shy1000]

Only gotten into the intro but I have to say how much I love how slow and careful everything is. Speech, hand movements. Something about it feels similar to "Unintentional ASMR". Can't place my finger on why that is, but it's soooooo tingly

[@BMKCustomZ]

You should do a video just reading and showcasing the book

[@skyelite5284]

Wow, wow, wow.....love this time capsule.......Ure awesome. I recall in thr 80s I bought a saddle bag from an Asian store and inside was a tin first aid kit, gauze safety pins...very interesting....

[@odin01]

So interesting to watch, and I love seeing your joy at exploring the box!

[@bensasmr1]

Be a ww2 history buff this is awesome love that gig incorporate history loved this type of video. Thank you lloyd you definitely have eraned the title best asmrist on KZbin. Thanks again lloyd

[@hattorihanzo2275]

I never would have opened these items. Glad there is someone that will!

[@chachabear2766]

Once you go lloyd, you never go back

[@LLOYDSASMR]

Lol I should make this into a tshirt!

[@_ZoeyBean_]

You are awesome Lloyd!💛💥Love your channel so so much and how different it is, it's so nice for a change of pace amongst most ASMR channels/videos and I just love everything you do! I'm such a history buff, and love seeing all sorts of stuff like this :)

[@LLOYDSASMR]

Thank you so much, glad you enjoy my videos :)

[@LLOYDSASMR]

Thank you so much, glad you enjoy my videos :)

[@TH-bk5hj]

Slow hand movements and tapping is the main reason I subscribe. Very few do this. And Lloyd’s voice as well is another reason. Slow pace talking

[@Peter_The_Great]

Lloyd always does the best unboxing videos. Actually he does the best at everything related to ASMR.

[@asecretone]

Crazy how the design for alot of these haven't changed in nearly a century

[@Crazy85quirrel]

Im a WW2 nut and I am very excited for this, the dedication you have to these videos is unreal!

[@AugustTheStag]

Out of all ASMRtists I know, your vids are the most effective at triggering the ASMR tingles in me.

[@JRTM1965]

That was an awesome couple of flies you got at the end I would be real excited if I saw some ww2 ear fly fishing gear

[@nidepengyou101]

That was a one hour soul spa - brilliant

[@Ye_Who_Has_The_Iron_Fists]

This is sick! I'm into medical stuff I'm still a teen but I'm obsessed with healing things so I'm usually the groups medic but this was really cool to watch

[@fgsfds123q]

Excellent video as always sir.

[@p2y639]

the go to asmr channel

[@leviaaron]

Feels illegal to be this early!! Great job as always!

[@jhoelbatista7170]

Gotta love that "Eureka!" face at 47:34

[@nialheather5887]

Can't get enough of all this war ASMR stuff! Great job my friend

[@sonyamastick]

My house was built in 1941 and when we changed out the medicine cabinet 100s and 100s of blades fell out of the wall LOL

[@cefb8923]

Love the military themed videos, they're great.

[@Biffting93]

Oh the tingles 😍Thanks again Lloyd. I love your channel and world war era stuff fascinates me

[@carterdailey5253]

Good job so far!

[@jasonfury3984]

I haven't gotten any head feels for a while now from ASMR..and this had a few! ..that CRINKLY PAPER!! Also was very relaxed listening. Thank You. Sometimes I use for anxiety like last night and...... again tonight I guess. 🙃

[@acousticglory5358]

i really love these military unboxings including mres. very relaxing

[@JonathanThorsonASMR]

Well apparently it is time for a nap!😴 Thanks again Lloyd!🙏

[@valkyraa_]

pov: the battle medic starts actin a bit odd

[@UncleRico371]

Oh boy oh boy!!! Excited for this

[@lotusfae]

I didn't think I'd be as interested in this one, but I'm glad I clicked. Oh man. Soothingly fascinating.

[@HoshuaJammers]

36:00 hungry boy 🤣

[@LLOYDSASMR]

That was my hernia slithering in and out actually

[@SatisfyingLullabyAsmr]

This was such fun to go through! I’ve seen those band-aid tens at antique stores, and they are always rusted, Razors in the walls?! Fun Fact, indeed (and a tad scary).

[@SatisfyingLullabyAsmr]

*tins

[@ericdillon5512]

He opens the box at 13:10

[@hectorlamar806]

Lloyd. just stumbled upon your channel only days ago. Where TF have you been man? Brilliant stuff.

[@arthurgodoypereira4335]

Great job as always, most creative ASMR videos

[@reinhardt5405]

That book looks brand new compared to some books I saw from 1776 lol That box did justice indeed.

[@julianwld6014]

This is actually really cool

[@kermittfrog480]

It's super relaxing

[@BTalina]

Just discovered your channel and I absolutely love your vibe! Subscribed! 😊

[@lordmegatron65]

This is so cool! Thanks for sharing Lloyd :)

[@niceguy8283]

People like those old snakebite kits.

[@uzi9621]

I love WW2 and ASMR, PERFECT! :D

[@jeremyjenkins5568]

Lloyd your tapping game is on point

[@CVXfishy]

I also am a big military history collector

[@arranphilip1437]

Take it to the pawn stars in Vegas. They always got a guy who knows what stuff like this is

[@mcb1874]

WW2 medic role play?👀 loved the vid Lloyd!!!

[@ThyPandora]

Amazing what these kits, medical boxes, etc. have, don't they? Some of the survival kits (like Vietnam-era ones), have meth in them (to keep soldiers and pilots awake). That is, if you can find an intact, almost-mint condition kit.

[@ThyPandora]

Reason I say that, is because if people do open these decades later... the smokes and drugs are the first things removed.

[@henrrypoop7570]

Finally seeing you getting over 100k

[@torsicl6762]

Lloyd quick question do you use your phone to record or do you have a camera??

[@LLOYDSASMR]

Phone

[@Auryasmr777]

LOVE videos like this!!

[@Kadykuchan]

Quality content as always!

[@MRUGEE]

Put me right to sleep keep up the good work 👍

[@mattmcclaine5086]

3 minutes in and I love it!!!!

[@John-mz8rj]

Looks like early 50s to late 70s

[@Zingersonly]

I'm gonna take a wild guess. D 83104... Date, August 31, 2004? 1904?

[@pellthepell2013]

My wish came true !!

[@BakedBeans6969]

Very nice video! Helped me to sleep 😴! 👍

[@InfiniteASMR662]

perfect timing!

[@jordanwark6577]

More like this Lloyd !

[@Omega-ABC]

great vid today Lloyd, looking forward to more of your content in the future

[@NectarineEmulator]

Chandelure 😍🥇

[@Omega-ABC]

@@NectarineEmulator Starmie ♥🏅

[@qwryxx0]

Danke😳

[@polymorphing9195]

So cool, great video

[@abhunt83]

Great video Lloyd. A+

[@tamingstrange6263]

Interesting!

[@J_GoTTi]

Ur the man Lloyd!

[@Sssteelo]

Damn no morphine or Dexedrine? That’s half the reason to even buy a WW2 medical box

[@itsonly9euros33]

good work lloyd!

[@anthonyvanderpoel4272]

I have a dutch military school textbook if you’d like it

[@quaverflava3639]

👌

[@erwanius507]

Good video

[@yeah4292]

Yo, this is really cool

[@MrUrface83]

Pro tip: don’t tourniquet a snake bite

[@Ham-lb2wz]

Nice

[@davidhague2475]

I’m never this early

[@iM16A1Detroit]

Bro plzzzzzz tell me you’re going to do a role play with this

[@LLOYDSASMR]

Well ya never know…..maybe the history of LLOYDVILLE will start to unfold! Dr. Lloyd has secrets! ;)

[@DrToxick]

Do a chef under enormous pressure and drowning in orders in a busy kitchen while the sweat drips from his brow

[@water..8320]

No Dates? *megaming looking at viewer with fish eye lenses effect*

[@anthonyvanderpoel4272]

Is it me or is that nail polish??

[@koltenenglish4101]

Make some prayers for urkraine it so sad when the beautiful city got bombed by the Russians. hopefully there won't be a ww3 one day.

[@billykordas958]

Great video!Also, if you want to find a new good male asmrist try out Chuck asmr and you won't be disappointed!