Let’s Discuss the Great Lakes! ~ ASMR Soft Spoken Real Person Regular Voice

This is an ASMR style video digging into some interesting facts about the Great Lakes - it's aim is to help you sleep, relax, and/or distract your busy mind while learning something too! We take a look at some maps, turn pages in a very large glossy paged almanac, trace some lakes on a map, and hopefully learn some facts about Lake Superior, Lake Huron, Lake Ontario, Lake Erie, and Lake Michigan!
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[@Nofrillsasmr]

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[@sabrinaleedance]

"Soft spoken real person voice" girl you really know exactly what I like lol

[@Nofrillsasmr]

I’m so glad!! 😊 Thanks for commenting!

[@trevorh329]

As a Milwaukee native, our Lake Michigan lakefront is a gem in the summer months

[@Nofrillsasmr]

I bet it's beautiful! I think I've only been to the Michigan side. Thanks for the comment!

[@Churumbelita]

I’m moving to Milwaukee next week, I can’t wait to experience the lakefront!

[@shmekie]

It really is. Enjoyed your July 4th fireworks (technically July 3rd lol) display last year!

[@jaysonlauko376]

Lived in southern Ontario my whole life and you’re right, Lake Erie has E-Coli warnings all the time

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Yeah, I didn’t want to say e-coli and gross people out. 😂

[@JoeBlow-p5g]

Yeah because it's so shallow

[@janetprost1487]

Ewww yes that lake is a cesspool

[@leopoldlodewijkfilipsmaria8064]

@@JoeBlow-p5g No, it's because you dump all your shitwater in there.

[@kirstycat]

This knocked me out within 15 minutes. Thank you for your map videos, they are my favourite to relax and to fall asleep too.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Excellent! 🛌😴

[@shannocvirek]

I grew up in Duluth MN right at the tip of Lake Superior, definitely didn’t know about the way to remember the Great Lakes very cool.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Isn't that funny! I hadn't heard it either until a commentor said it, pretty cool! Thanks for watching!

[@caffeinatedartist1784]

U.P. born and raised. I get the privilege of enjoying both lake Michigan and Superior

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Beautiful!!

[@bee-ep9qz]

Hi Linda, I really love this! Sometimes I just need soft spoken asmr with a regular pace of speech, not something too slow or fractured, so this hit the spot. I'm in med school studying to your videos playing in the backrgound

[@Nofrillsasmr]

@@bee-ep9qz aw, thank you! I’m so glad you enjoyed it! Med school? Good job!!👍

[@Jlizard27]

I’m going to save the rest of this video for later as I can’t afford to fall asleep this early, but I’m so excited to watch it! Sending best wishes from Ann Arbor!!

[@Nofrillsasmr]

I hope you enjoy it!! 💐

[@Sam-kb2hr]

You seem so nice, and you have a very calming voice. I love maps and I have a very similar giant atlas that I bought secondhand. It's amazing, its just impossible to lay anywhere or hold. I would really love to visit Lake Superior one day. Love this video ❤

[@Nofrillsasmr]

That’s the problem with this atlas - it’s absolutely massive! Lake Superior has a beautiful rocky shoreline and icy cold water. It is beautiful. Thanks for the comment!

[@eblizzard2842]

Love the straight forward approach. You have a nice voice plus combined with informational and visual input is great! Subbed 👍

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Thank you so much!

[@brookiejai]

I was raised and still live on Lake Erie. This is great 🩷

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Thanks!!

[@magmadethgd2220]

Fun fact: a stonehenge-like structure was found in lake michigan.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Now you’re just playing with me. Are you for real?? This I need to research!! That sounds so cool! Maybe the Erie lake monster built it!

[@linlinn_png]

I often wonder how you come up with and plan your video topics. I would love to have a little insight into this and your setup ❤

[@Nofrillsasmr]

I think a few videos are basically, just trying to think of ideas. Like the one about the periodic table and maybe the one about the planets. Most I just have something happen and it trigger the thought. I don't know.

[@gabrielfroh9257]

First comment! Amazing video as always!

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Thank you so much!

[@professor__p]

I don’t know why, but it feels cool being first!

[@hannataur]

As a Michiganander I got so excited when I saw this

[@Nofrillsasmr]

I hope you like it!!

[@hannataur]

@@Nofrillsasmr absolutely!

[@ih8utbe]

I enjoy the Native American History of the Great Lakes. Theres so many different tribal groups and many of which have very fascinating histories. The languages spoken are dying out but yet are trying to be preserved. Huron is the French word for the Wendat people. Ontario is iroquoian word meaning large or great lake. Erie is the name of an Iroqioisn speaking people who lived in Ohio, NY and Pennsylvania. Mostly in the upper part of NY and northwestern Pennsylvania and Northern ohio. The real name is Kahkwa but given the name Riieronons by other Iroquoia groups. Michigan is an Algonquin word also meaning large lake. Most of the Indigenous peoples referred to lakes large body of water basically. Superior is the most deepest and dangerous lake of all the Great lakes. 1975 the Edmund Fitzgerald was an example of how strong the waves and currents were and the ship sank into the bottom taking along its crew. 1976 The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald (a haunting song) was written by Gordon Lightfoot. Much of the Great lakes have mysterious stories about its depths and events that occured from the earliest occupation of the area to now

[@Nofrillsasmr]

That's a lot of great info, very interesting. You might enjoy the video I made in November about the Fitz! Here's a link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGfHc3uvqrtjgbssi=DhP4r9HtPuY9xKSi

[@mysliceof31459]

Thanks!

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate this!! 💐

[@mysliceof31459]

@@Nofrillsasmr I love your informational videos!!

[@cdh014]

Love the sweater where is it from?

[@Nofrillsasmr]

My Mom gave it to me. Tag says North Country. I love the color!!

[@mivmavris970]

what about the apostle islands

[@Nofrillsasmr]

I’m not that familiar. I’ll have to look them up. Thanks for watching!

[@Phant0mInfinity]

Wow I just discovered this channel and you have such a calming voice and presence. Great ASMR, and as a Metro Detroiter myself this video hit on that special Michigander spot in my heart. Lol. Much love!

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Wow, thank you!

[@linlinn_png]

Aaah I really really love your videos. They have such a distinct quality that I can’t get enough of. And I always end up learning something new! Your videos accompany me all the time, while cooking, travelling and obviously to fall asleep. I only have to keep myself from watching them in the morning, Ive fallen back to sleep too many times xD And I also appreciate you as a person, you just seem so loving and really smart as well (I know you do look up stuff beforehand but its still impressive to me!) I dont comment much too often but I just wanted to tell you that, after recommending your channel to a friend and realizing how much I appreciate you being here and making videos.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Glad you like them! Thanks for the comment!

[@Max_Winters]

This is my first video of yours and i became an instant fan ! So relaxing and informational and natural, i love it ! Good job 🙂

[@Nofrillsasmr]

I'm so glad you enjoy it! Thank you so much for taking the time to comment! I really appreciate it.

[@thefoolishhiker3103]

I grew up in the upper peninsula and went to Sault Ste. Marie any time people came to visit. Good memories

[@Nofrillsasmr]

It’s beautiful!

[@RachelTackett512]

I’ve lived in Michigan for my whole life. I’m from metro Detroit too ❤ love your channel!!

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Awesome! Detroit rock city! Thank you!

[@Jarrd260]

Dude your sweater looks dope

[@Nofrillsasmr]

I can confirm - this sweater is 100% dope! 😄 Thanks for watching!

[@georgepolasky9809]

You are wonderful, Linda. I really enjoyed your video, and have just subscribed. You are REALLY real. Down to earth, friendly, sweet, informative, interesting, and yes, no frills. Nothing phony. Great job. Love it. Thank you.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Wow, thanks so much!

[@po1arz352]

Hey Linda your videos are absolutely amazing. Discovered your channel about a month ago and your my go to for relaxation! I was also wondering if you can do more whispering, they’re amazing. Thanks for the amazing content :)

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Thanks so much! I’ll try to do a whisper video soon.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Also, I made a playlist with all my whisper videos: kzbin.info/aero/PLhZ4ajd28zuC02E9K5IK4fZtF_0qCQaFs&si=ynucyPKTgkf1s7WD

[@po1arz352]

@@Nofrillsasmr omg never noticed thank you!

[@diaryofacarny]

The hospital I was born in was on the shore of lake Huron, and all my relatives and I grew up on that lake. Great channel. Subscribeded. Thanks. The great lakes are very interesting.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed it!!

[@JohnLittle-i6o]

I live right on the Niagara River connecting Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Great Lakes... or the GREATEST lakes?

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Goat Lakes! Thanks for watching!

[@jessicantina]

As a Michigander that spent every summer on Lake Michigan, I don't think i realized how fortunate i was as a child

[@Nofrillsasmr]

You were!!

[@banannavlogz8206]

“The Caspian has characteristics common to both seas and lakes. It is often listed as the world's largest lake, although it is not freshwater: the 1.2% salinity classes it with brackish water bodies. It contains about 3.5 times as much water, by volume, as all five of North America's Great Lakes combined.” This is what the internet told me :)

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Thanks for the info!

[@banannavlogz8206]

@@Nofrillsasmr and great videos btw! Just discovered your channel recently and I love it, such a unique take on ASMR

[@ih8utbe]

If anyone gets a chance to read the Smithonian book of indians volume 15 Northeast 1978. It has tons of information about most of all the Native Americans in the area. Bibliography is in the back. The entire series is a 20 volume set. It goes by regions.

[@vandoughsminiartisandonuts2037]

Yes, the rip tides take people under and they never come up. If you are swimming in Lak Michigan be careful. Do not ignore water safety warnings. We had a family friend pass away from a rip tide in Lake Michigan. It happens every year.

[@Canada-gs3jc]

My Irish ancestors worked on the welland canals in the 1840s when they arrived in Canada.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

That’s so cool! Thanks for sharing!

[@metrocabinet]

There are people that would pay big money to have you read them a bedtime story.😊

[@SleepyTimeTuber]

This is such an awesome video. I was a lifeguard on Lake Michigan for 8 years and have always found it to be a fascinating natural wonder. You are right, Lake Michigan can be incredibly dangerous. The statistics on drownings are very interesting. Most drownings occur along the Michigan shoreline because many beaches in the state of Michigan are not staffed with lifeguards. Rip currents (they technically are currents because lakes don’t have tides of any sort) are a contributing factor. Super scary to get caught in one, but lifeguards have been proven to significantly reduce drownings… some municipalities see them as an unnecessary expense, unfortunately. In my 8 years as a guard, the only ever drowning we saw on our beaches occurred after hours when lifeguards were gone, in rip current conditions or non rip current conditions. Sorry I got on my soap box there. Passionate about the subject. Thanks for the video.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Thank you for this comment, I really enjoyed reading it!

[@MrSilence99]

I was pulled way off the shore in lake Michigan when I was a child. Thankfully there was a sandbar I made it to that I could just barely stand on and keep my head above water so I could recover my strength and swim back.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

@silence19999 that’s so scary! 🫣

[@Duniperaisy]

I grew up in Rochester but fun fact, my grandpa at 80 years old traveled on his boat from Rochester to the Atlantic Ocean, down the Atlantic Ocean around Florida, then up the Mississippi River and back through the Great Lakes on a trip named ‘the great loop’. He had to turn back a few times due to hurricanes but finally did it last year!

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Wow! That is impressive!!

[@danaralston6688]

Having grown up in southwest lower Michigan, just wanted to say that lake-effect on Lake Michigan usually affects northwest/north central Indiana and southwest lower Michigan (most of which is called Michiana by us locals) and usually not the Chicago area itself, though it can happen there as well. Prevailing winds in the winter are almost always out of the northwest or west - the storms cross the lake, intensify, and then set up the snow bands we've come to know and love (?) so well. Good videos - subbed!

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Thanks for the info!!

[@MakeYourFTs]

Awesome video! Cleveland Monsters, it's our AHL hockey team. They were called the Lake Erie Monsters until 2016. Very cool you remembered that.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Cleveland Monsters! Yes! Bring him back!!

[@Fetchup]

Can you do a video reading the Bible? 🙏

[@neilbrucker5985]

You are a very beautiful woman and have a great voice and videos are aalways interesting. Thanks for doing this for us.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Wow! Thank you for this comment!

[@marggaunt1311]

Gichigami is the Anishinaabe name for Lake superior. It essentially means “great lake.” ❤

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Thanks for the info!!

[@ferrisulf]

I happily came upon this, being a Michigander in the Lower Peninsula. Subscribed!

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Thanks!!😊

[@mollycblaeser]

This is making me homesick: I've lived in Minnesota nearly all my life! I miss going on the lake (not any of the Great ones, just my grandma's).

[@Nofrillsasmr]

There is nothing greater than a G’ma lake!! Thanks for commenting!! 💐

[@joebot6373]

It's kind of a bummer you didn't speak more about Manitoulin Island! It's the largest freshwater island in the world and I'm proud to live on it. It had a lot of great history to it that you should look into!

[@Nofrillsasmr]

That’s the fun - there’s always something else to learn! I did read about your island, but didn’t really research it. I’ll have to look into it more! Thanks for the idea! I bet it’s beautiful!!

[@eeriebot6037]

For the HOMES acronym: I remember learning that in school during geography class I believe! This video itself brings me back to those simpler days, so thank you for helping me relax and unwind!

[@Nofrillsasmr]

I’m so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

[@DogAmongMen]

Montreal was basically the corporate capital of Canada until the 50s/60s. The seaway project was mainly between Montreal and the eastern end of Lake Ontario.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

I have never been to Montreal - I gotta go soon! Thanks for the info!

[@kylekylekyle505]

​@Nofrillsasmr it's an amazing city, best city in Canada in my (Canadian) opinion.

[@KLil37]

I was just there a month and some change ago and it was wonderful but i was completely stunned at just how much French there was there. I obviously knew going in that Quebec was a french province but literally every sign, every grocery, and every person was French. Fortunately most of the people were bilingual which helped but it was really difficult to navigate the city.

[@kylekylekyle505]

@@KLil37 Yes of course, Quebec is a French first province when it comes to daily life and governmental services! Keeping Quebec french and preserving the language within Canada is a super important, and historically rooted, value for many Quebecois people.

[@MrSilence99]

We aren't allowed to preserve anything here in the states. We get called racist if we want to. ​@@kylekylekyle505

[@irisjmusic]

this is such an amazing video! i love learning new things right as i fall asleep, i feel like it sticks in my head all night

[@Nofrillsasmr]

I think it does! You wake up a smarter person!!

[@DavidChristopher333]

After watching this Michigan video, I was thinking a really interesting video you could do is showing how all the land in what is now the United States broke down into different Native American tribes/nations before the Europeans arrived. You could use your laminated US map that you often draw on to show the borders between and the locations of the different tribes, and also write the different tribe names on your index cards and cut them up. Would be quite informative! 🙂 Also, I loved this Great Lakes video as a fellow Michigander (originally)

[@Nofrillsasmr]

I've been thinking about this all day. I just am nervous about screwing it up. I don't want to be disrespectful to anyone, you know? Maybe I can figure something out.

[@DavidChristopher333]

​@@Nofrillsasmr Oh, totally understandable that you don't want it to be disrespectful in any way...would be more of an educational video and relaxing drawing of borders and writing of tribe names. I would preface it with a disclaimer kinda like with your State of the Union video that it is non-political and just a basic depiction of pre-Euro North America and that there is lots more history involved. Your discussion of all the dealings with the tribes in this Great Lakes video was really interesting, and seemed very respectful 💕 Whatever you choose to do, I'm sure it will be a great video 🙂

[@Nofrillsasmr]

@DavidChristopher333 yeah, I think I’ll do it. Thanks!

[@drewerotic]

I live a stones throw away from the Trenton Channel, (Detroit River) near the mouth of Lake Erie. You’re very right about the pollution. We have made great progress in the last couple decades. Much of the pollution was due to large factories operating on the rivers edge. The wildlife is much healthier in recent years and has become a national and worldwide fishing destination, specifically walleye fishing. Thanks for the great video!

[@Nofrillsasmr]

I mentioned fishing in this video, but realized as soon as I said it that I always fished on interior lakes - I'm not sure I ever fished in any of the big lakes. I do remember catching and cleaning walleye! I'm glad to hear they are cleaner now, that's great news!!

[@brimcnair]

Love seeing so many fellow Michiganders here in the comments section. 😁

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Agree!

[@LowGrav1ty]

1:50 I think it might be called an acronym 🧐 love the videos 😌

[@Nofrillsasmr]

I think you correct! Thanks!

[@bensosnowski1128]

Hello fellow detroiter (: thanks for all the great info! Very nice to listen to

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Hello! Thanks for watching!

[@mglouise97]

The algorithm has rewarded me today 🙏 love the video and an instant sub!

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@parkerburgio]

I’ve always wondered about the Great Lakes but never took the time to research them. And I also LOVE ASMR-so this is the perfect combo for me. Thanks Linda!

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching!!

[@mikathegreat6838]

amazing video as always

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Thank you!

[@paulhicks6692]

If somebody hasn’t, instead of surface area, usually it is square miles (sq mi)

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Don't you think it can go either way? I mean, don't you measure the surface area in sq miles. As opposed to volume.

[@connorpriest5469]

Square Miles is a measurement of surface area…

[@paulhicks6692]

Oops my bad guys

[@WiiKitty]

You can see super deep in Lake Superior, when I was a kid we went on a glass bottom boat tour to look at shipwrecks

[@Nofrillsasmr]

I just did one of those in the Georgian Bay! It's awesome!! Thanks for watching!

[@kris50503]

Technically, ships (liners or salties) can go all the way to Duluth, but the big boats (lakers) can only navigate the Upper Lakes-Huron, Michigan and Superior. They won’t fit through the Welland. They barely fit through the Soo.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Good info, thanks!

[@phazebeast7373]

Im new and man Linda's voice is super relaxing! Keep up the amazing work I will subscribe to you 👍😴

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Thank you!

[@bacanthony3659]

Caspian Sea is not freshwater

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Good to know. Did I say it was? I don't remember that, oh well, I make a few mistakes here and there, it's my brand. lol

[@witchbIadess]

This was such a great video! Not only do I live on Georgian Bay near the Bruce Peninsula, but my partner sails on the Great Lakes for a shipping company, so this made for a fun watch!

[@Nofrillsasmr]

That’s awesome! I love it up there so much. What an interesting life you have! Thanks for watching!

[@gcha4207]

I grew up and still live in the UP and being so close to superior and lake michigan is amazing! School field trips were always to lighthouses and shipwreck meuseums

[@Nofrillsasmr]

That is really cool! I have a bit of a fascination with shipwrecks. Thanks for the comment!

[@katflagler3866]

I love this

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Thank you!!!

[@germsdean]

Great video! I live in Wyandotte and boat on the Detroit River and Lake Erie. The algae bloom is so terrible and it stinks to high heaven too!

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Ok, first of all, Germs Dean is funny. I lived in Royal Oak before it was cool. lol! Thanks for watching! I'm working on a guitar video soon - stay tuned!

[@kittygmama92]

Grew up near lake erie, went on the canals and got to go up and down the locks when I was a kid. Interesting stuff.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

That's really cool! Thanks for the comment.

[@JulianSarnoff]

So that’s where the kitchen scissors went.

[@chlochlo217]

i hate soft spoken videos but yours i always love!! sending love from ohio ❤️

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Thank you so much!

[@jaclyncarter7784]

Loved this🌊😊

[@Nofrillsasmr]

I’m so glad!! Thanks!

[@ryanrawlings3863]

loveee your videos!!! so simple and soothing.. just simply asmr and geography. please keep em coming.. they help me sleep at night 😊

[@Nofrillsasmr]

I’m so glad to hear this! Thanks for the comment!!

[@neilbrucker5985]

I have only been to erie as i live in PA and it is the closest to my home.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

I got caught in a huge snowstorm in Erie once! You guys really get some serious snow!

[@droppers]

as a Michigander I can say this video was accurate

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Cool, thanks!

[@laurieboldis1537]

This is great. Very soothing. Thank you very much.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Im so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!!

[@keith96969]

Been in Lake Huron some good beaches in western Ontario. However being from Toronto only look at Lake Ontario lol don’t wanna go in there it’s toxic.

[@keith96969]

Oh and I was in vacation in sauble beach i didn’t you had cottage near there wow

[@Nofrillsasmr]

We just rented a cabin on the Bruce Peninsula. It was great!

[@nathankushlan7285]

The caspian sea doesn't count as a lake since its not full freshwater, lake Baikal in russia is the deepest lake in the world and it has more water than the great lakes combined

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Interesting! Thanks for taking the time to write this!

[@scl9671]

Lake Baikal is absolutely insane. Although isn't the biggest lake by area it's other stats are mind blowing!

[@cornflakegirl4811]

Why have I just discovered your channel today??? So informative, interesting, what an amazing variety of content and "unintentional" asmr vibes AND your voice is heavenly. Happy that I got here! ❤😊🎉 Greetings from Germany!

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Tag! Germany? It amazes me someone from Germany is listening to little ol’ me. I’m so glad you enjoy it! Thanks for the comment!

[@cornflakegirl4811]

@@Nofrillsasmr Guten Tag!It's rather little ol' Germany ... even compared to the Great Lakes 😂😂😂

[@Nofrillsasmr]

I want to go to Germany soon! I need to see some castles!!

[@cornflakegirl4811]

@@Nofrillsasmr 😍

[@nwa2102]

Thanks Stew Mitt. Great video as usual.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Thanks!

[@zeno3630]

Tge caspian seas technically is neither a sea or a lake, but its also a lake and a sea at the same time

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Sounds like an old school riddle.

[@kris50503]

Lake Baikal is the largest freshwater lake by volume.

[@rashaunadams2591]

8:58 never assume colonists were friendly with indigenous people

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Apologies. I only meant that they worked together with the French for many years to fight the 5 Nations who were trying to take the Huron’s land. This was my understanding anyway. By “friendly” I guess I meant they worked together. I do understand how bad it was for indigenous people. Thanks for your comment and the reminder!

[@jisabelle-zr2ey]

​@@Nofrillsasmrgirl ignore this troll they hating for no reason

[@myronbedner989]

Is that the Erie Canal your talking about? Just asking interesting video it's interesting watching you look important facts up in your dictionary i could watch that all day. Great Video and interesting again. Do more of these.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

The Erie Canal is in upstate NY connecting the Hudson River to Lake Erie. Maybe a future video in that! Thanks!

[@h.i.s.ministryhelpinginser31]

Being a indiana boy I know lake Michigan lol

[@Nofrillsasmr]

There are sand dunes in Indiana on Lake Michigan too, right?

[@h.i.s.ministryhelpinginser31]

@Nofrillsasmr yes there is and the best dunes is Mt Baldie

[@chemicalsavage9405]

Isn’t that an acronym?

[@Nofrillsasmr]

You mean HOMES. I think it's both. Mnemonics are used to remember or learn things.

[@chemicalsavage9405]

@@Nofrillsasmr ah ok, it was super late and I was super sleepy. But I couldn’t sleep. Had to learn more about THE GREAT LAKES! 😂😂 thanks for the info as always

[@Nofrillsasmr]

@@chemicalsavage9405 they are great!

[@matthewm8876]

First video of yours I've come across and immediately subscribed to the channel. I absolutely love this kind of informational ASMR.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

I'm so glad! Thanks!!

[@davidthornberry4163]

Wow, you’re really bad at this. NOT really whispering, just talking, laughing too much, too much energy. Nope.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Wow, that’s not very nice. I read this just as I’m off to sleep. Great. 😕

[@jaynemachen7193]

I completely disagree with you. Linda creates amazing ASMR 😊

[@mariposamoreno]

chances are you’re really 💩 at 99% of your stuff, so of course you say some lame comment to a GOOD asmrist

[@zachjennings6749]

david huge L from u

[@zachjennings6749]

linda the goat. go settle your own problems w someone else

[@megadethly]

I stopped watching as soon as she said coastline. Seas have a coastline. Rivers have a shoreline.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Actually, rivers have banks. Lakes do have shorelines, but because the Great Lakes are so large (and divide the U.S. and Canada) they are sometimes referred to as “The Third Coast”! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@megadethly]

@@Nofrillsasmr I'm sorry.

[@Nofrillsasmr]

Accepted. Thanks!

[@anicajpresley]

Come visit a shoreline of the Great Lakes! It’s so cool! It feels like a beach connected to the sea, often you can’t see the shoreline on the other horizon(depending on where you are) and you don’t have to worry about any biting creatures!

[@Nofrillsasmr]

No sharks!!

[@squattingheads]

How is this #unintentional? You and others like you have really ruined this with your methods

[@Nofrillsasmr]

“Unintentional” is my #1 search term for people searching and watching my content. I believe it is unintentional. Never do I do things just to “give tingles”, I’m just over here talking about things I love in a normal voice. The “ruined” part seems hyperbolic.