brand new ultra rare & specific ASMR [one hour]

idk why these are lowercase video titles but i started with it and i cant stop now
some of these GOT SO SPECIFIC so hopefully I delivered those coveted rare tingles!!

Timestamps!
0:00 - Intro
0:57 - Silence Trigger (Throughout this video!)
2:29 - Book Spine Tapping
7:01 - Counting to 10 on your face
11:52 - Hot Wheels cars rolling slowly over hard surfaces
15:38 - Mirror Me!
20:11 - "-ing" words & "Massadge"
25:14 - Cold Metal Chain Sounds
31:10 - Sounds from behind the microphone
37:52 - Dry erase markers on plastic covered worksheets
48:35 - Wood & Tweezers
55:26 - Handling/Wiping down DVD cases, Disc Removal & Insertion

Whew!!! I had a really good time with these triggers! Some of them definitely will be getting their own video - especially the Dry Erase marker / worksheet one... soooo good.

Goodnight everybody! c: We're into February already, wowowowow!
~Gibi

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►ASMR Video Every Saturday
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You may have noticed my new videos have had really great subtitles! Give some big love to Stephen, who has been absolutely killing it as a transcriptionist! ^_^

[willow]

OMG THE SILENCE TRIGGER IS SO NICE!!!! “And I’m going to go get my books….” and you leave to go get them, followed by some natural background sounds as you grab them: SUPER TINGLY

[erinw]

I LOVED the nonediting of the pauses inbetween triggers. I didn't realize how relaxing those moments are when they happen naturally in the real world.

[SeafoamKitten]

bless the person who requested book spine tapping its SUCH A GOOD TRIGGER

[amyschmidt]

I’m literally obsessed with the minimal editing and the “silence” in between ❤️❤️❤️

[seirenis]

I love when people are talking to themselves quietly, just thinking out loud while they are closely examining an item or trying to figure something out

[kathybirmes]

I didn't realize there is an absence of "prep time" between triggers until someone requested the "prep time" be left in. And i love not editing that transition out! The sounds of gathering the materials for the next trigger together gave me more tingles than the actual trigger itself. I think I would get immense pleasure from a video that was just all prep time. Like a being the scenes thing, as if the camera wasn't even on. In proper asmr fashion of course. Slow and methodical with lots of set up noises!

[vlunt]

this is a great series. one of the key parts of ASMR is producing new triggers in order to avoid tingle immunity. It’s not surprising how you’re one of the biggest ASMR channels on youtube, it’s because you’re so good at what you do

[Bo_Gluestick]

for some reason, a very rare trigger for me is when people rummage around looking for something in either a bag or pencil case, when my friends do so at school it always gives me tingles :}

[kyleea]

gibi... "sounds from behind the microphone" is EVERYTHING... top tier ASMR for me, thank u so much

[rtrident]

Oddly specific trigger: Gibi’s handwriting matching what I feel like the word grape looks like in my head when I imagine it

[kevinmandrile]

7:35 The iconic asking for consent before touching the listener's face is always so relaxing even by itself 😌, definitely one of the best parts of Face Triggers, at least for me.

[holleynicolaysen]

As a specific trigger... I don't know what it is about her sponsored stuff, but I always find it super relaxing. I wish for a video of all her sponsored stuff in one. Just a huge video of sponsored products. I love everything about it. The tone, the voice. Mabye I'm weird. But I love the sponsored videos.

[AJ-lrke]

I know it's kind of linked to the silence trigger in this video but I LOVE the sounds of people moving around the room, like when you went to get the hot wheels cars. The thing that introduced me to asmr was soundscapes where you could really get the sense of the layout of a whole room. Plus the contrast between talking at a distance and up close whispering or soft speaking is SO nice. Keeping in moments like that or when you move or adjust equipment was definitely a bonus effect of that 'silence trigger' for me

Also the 'mirror me' section was SO good, would definitely watch a whole video of that

[HannaMagdalena]

Also HUGE SHOUTOUT to the person suggesting the hot wheels on hard surface DANG that was a hard trigger for me I didn't know I had after 10 full years of watching asmr now ♡

[aidydwyer]

THE MIRROR ME TRIGGER WAS SO RELAXING WE NEED A FULL VIDEO OF THAT

[zeam-h]

My favourite part about leaving the gaps in between triggers was when we could hear subtle sounds from off camera. Like when she was grabbing the chain necklaces, superb

[pumpkinslatte]

A blessing to my friend who asked for her to count to ten with the circle. That was super calming and relaxing. Glad I watched this :D

[jimena]

bro i never expected the counting to 10 one was going to be THIS relaxing- props to whoever recommended it

[maddieleighasmr]

when i was a kid i used to fall asleep to the sound of my dad and brother driving RC cars and running the hot wheels track 🥺

[ashleybishop]

am I the only one who actually likes the plane noises? to me, it’s like the perfect background noise when you least expect it 🤩