[Total: 1 Average: 3/5]Reading you elvish poetry from Lord of the Rings. Inspired by many re-watches of Arwen scenes. Also looking for feedback from dedicated ASMRtists and lovers. Credits to the creators/translators of these poems. Find them here to read along: http://www.istad.org/tolkien/poetry.html https://realelvish.net/category/elvis…
[Total: 1 Average: 5/5]The videos on ASMR Spiritual channel provide gentle, soothing, soft spoken, close whisper readings of poems.
[Total: 0 Average: 0/5]Learn to make an easy Lavender Oatmeal Body Scrub from scratch! Crunching, tapping, and sticky noises
[Total: 14 Average: 3.4/5]Ron Swanson, from Parks and Recreation, gets a hernia after sneezing and has to talk softly to avoid any pain. This makes for an interesting unintentional ASMR video.
[Total: 20 Average: 3.4/5]Dr David Nicholl performs a brief neurological examination on a young girl as part of a demonstration of the importance and ease of performing a neorological exam. He speaks in a soft voice and gently touches the patient as he performs the tests.
[Total: 10 Average: 2.6/5]YouTuber Alaatin61 reviews a new rolls Royce in a soft-spoken voice.
[Total: 26 Average: 3/5]A doctor carefully examines a young male’s hips whilst speaking in a calm and soothing voice.
[Total: 4 Average: 3.5/5]Hi Everyone. Please join me for a special bedtime reading from the Grimm Fairy Tales Collection. Fitcher’s Bird tells a rather dark story of powerful wizard that captures a beautiful women testing them to become his bride. Once found, the wizards bride-to-be serves him a just reward.
[Total: 7 Average: 2.7/5]Sucks to your ASMR plays the last of us multiplayer on her PS4 and records the soothing sounds the controller makes as she plays the game.
[Total: 5 Average: 3.4/5]Brittany ASMR shows off her vast video game collection of playstation 2, xbox 360, wii, and other consoles. She gently taps her game discs as she whispers from left to right.
[Total: 39 Average: 3.1/5]An indian doctor gives a patient a thorough physical examination. He speaks in a soft voice and touches the patient gently. The patient is ok with it as evidenced by the number of oks the patient says.
