Name: ASMRへの思い (My Thoughts on ASMR)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T06:54:30.000Z
Duration: 9 min 38 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

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I like to think that my videos, for the most part, have greatly improved in quality from the past year.

Let's watch a clip of my first video, roll the clip.

So you know those books you make in elementary school, that you write as a class,

and some publishing company makes them into a real book?

"So you know those books you make in elementary school?"

Man, I don't think I could sound less insecure.

And I was eighteen when I made that video, I was legally old enough to...get married.

So I'm always trying to improve the quality of my videos.

I've gotten a better microphone, I've learned to level up my audio.

I like to think my drawings are more lively and move more.

But sometimes when I record, I tend to... (delicious lip smacking sounds) Smack my lips (Seductive lip smacking)

But I always thought it was because my mouth was dry.

So then I would chug an entire water bottle, but I would still sometimes have smacky lips. (Lip smacking sounds)

So I thought, is it possible I could be drinking too much water?

First I Google "How to stop lip smacking."

And since I couldn't find anything that had pictures

"How can you read this? There's (are) no pictures!"

I dunno, maybe someone out there makes voice acting tutorials.

But instead, I stumbled upon something...indescribable.

So...tonight...is the return of the beloved...lip smacking (pop) (pop) (pop)

So there was this, about fourteen-year-old girl just gettin',

just gettin' real close to the microphone, an' smacking her lips (tasty lip smacking)

And apparently there's a lot higher demand for people who smack their lips than people who don't.

Jeez, I don't even know why I tried to fix that problem.

This is just one person making a YouTube video, right?

There's not like an entire community dedicated to- (Paper smack)

Autonomous sensory meridian response, ASMR.

This is the entire Wikipedia page printed out with notes.

You know I bet at least some people watching this already know what it is.

What, you think I wasn't going to find out? (Crash)

In my college charge is 5¢ to print a page.

So I spent 65¢ printing out this Wikipedia article.

Basically, it's a video of someone whispering into a microphone and making certain sounds.

Now you might be thinking, why? Why do they do this?

"the purpose of ASMR is to give listeners sort of a tingling sensation in the head."

And some people describe it as akin to a mild electric current.

The best way I can think to describe it is...

Remember how you just loved to watch them, even though you couldn't paint?

Yeah, you watched them because you loved his soft gentle voice.

And the sounds of the paintbrush on the canvas

And then when he beat his paintbrush on that little thing.

yOu can beAt ME bObBY ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ❤

I think thats what ASMR is trying to create.

It's basically supposed to give you the same feeling when you watch a Bob Ross video.

Man, you were watching those videos a lot differently than me!

Now since I read the Wikipedia page let me tell you some useless facts about it.

The first case of ASMR was in a book written in 1925 that said:

"With a roughness in her voice like a grasshopper,

which rasped his spine deliciously and sent running up into his brain waves of sound."

In this part about evolutionary history David Huron states that:

"The ASMR effect is clearly strongly related to the perception of non-threat and 'altruistic-'"

"The ASMR effect is clearly strongly related to the perception of non-threat and altruistic attention,

and has strong similarities to physical grooming in primates.'

who derive enormous pleasure, bordering on euphoria,

when being groomed by a grooming partner, not to get clean, but rather to bond with each other."

So that begs the question: do dogs like it?

So...tonight...is the return of the beloved...lip smacking (pop)

ASMR was officially created in 2008, but it didn't get popular

until a Facebook group along with a subreddit was created in 2010.

Instead, people used phrases like 'brain massage,' 'head tingle',

'brain tingle,' 'spine tingle' and my personal favorite 'attention induced head orgasm.'

What're you doing with those grasshoppers ma'am?

But a lot of people didn't want to use orgasm in the name.

uh, this ASMR stuff is pretty sexual (Like James)

Except in 2015 when people started making a new genre of ASMR videos,

And something else thats worth noting on the Wikipedia page:

"The popularity of ASMR videos featuring women

does substantially exceed those created by male performers.

However, there are some popular male 'ASMRtists' and not all video creators are heterosexual."

So can I not make ASMR videos, is that what it's saying?

So the creator of the Facebook group back in 2010

coined the term Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response.

Autonomous meaning that it's spontaneous;

Sensory meaning--the senses or sensation;

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ASMRへの思い (My Thoughts on ASMR)

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