Mix Brain-Penetrating ASMR: Experience Intense Tingle at the Mastoid Bone

Ha, a weird sound exploration video. Hope you like it ;).

[@kevinLee_Arsena1]

Your ASMR is without a doubt the best video I've heard in a while.❤

[@HicSuntMonstra]

Thanks for the effort of offering such a pampering ASMR experience, and definitely different from anything else we can find on KZbin ❤

[@1649C-ASMR]

Glad you enjoyed it! 💕🤗

[@speilbilde3717]

This is my favorite rare trigger, i love it when the sound is "placed" in the neck area. Usually I'm more of a fast & aggressive asmr fan, but for the trigger and sounds I'll enjoy this slow one a lot anyway, tysm! ❤️

[@7thgnome]

Yay more wonderful asmr. Thank you

[@1649C-ASMR]

Thank you for supporting 🙏

[@Serialangel]

It's gorgeous

[@HeiressEllie]

I don't normally get the tingly feeling with asmr but this really had me mesmerized

[@1649C-ASMR]

Wow so glad to hear it 🤗 Thank you!

[@YangASMRbumianyideyangyang]

me too

[@exotic.shadow]

Love this 😮🎉❤❤

[@llalonu]

такой качественный асмр и так мало подписчиков и лайков

[@AthenaTT]

Really unique, thank you! I have never seen the word *sour* used to describe a sound experience - I must say I found this to instead be a very *sweet* experience! 😅 loved it ❤

[@1649C-ASMR]

haha thank you! Or I guess it might be the language-- I might didn't deliver the original meaning I mean to say. In Chinese sometime it's related to sour but comfy--- like when you taking a massage therapy ;) So hopefully it didn't sounds like a negative experience in this context.

[@AthenaTT]

@@1649C-ASMR Thank you for the great explanation! In English, sour is typically in reference to a sharp tasting food like a lemon (so sour!) or someone's bad attitude or a bad smell. I did not know the word relates to something comforting in Chinese, that is so very interesting! And this video certainly was extremely comforting, thank you!! 🥰

[@jatzy1]

❤❤

[@AuroraArtASMR]

I'm glad you wrote to me :) that's how I found your channel. I'll leave you a subscription