ASMR Solving math exam questions with an overhead projector

Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
4:38 - Turkish exam question about Pythagoras
14:59 - Australian exam question about Arithmetic series
23:29 - Indian exam question about parallel lines
33:07 - Patron Cats of the Day

This video is sponsored by Fabulous.

[tibees]

Many of you have requested ASMR style content from me in the past, I hope this video brings you some joy. Working with the projector noise was a significant challenge.

[MaggieD]

All of us who went through school during the age of the overhead projector loved the hum, the darkness, the soft light, the squeaky sound of the markers writing on the transparencies.

[joetrapana]

Cant believe you got access to Germanys most modern classroom

[BruceMol]

Besides the math, which is great, I really appreciate your efforts to mix it up a bit with different video formats. This one, the Get Ready with Me, the Bob Ross, the ones with all the animations, the historical ones - don't think your efforts have gone unnoticed! Way to keep it fresh, Thx for being you!

[Mj]

Yes I think your accent and soft voice already lend themselves to ASMR. So please continue to do more of the same because a lot people that start doing intentional ASMR lose something by whispering too much when their natural voice was fine

[aka]

Your ASMR soft talking is outstanding. Always knew it! ASMR pros better brace themselves ;)

[Mustakrakish]

Oh my god core memory unlocked. It was impossible to stay awake whenever one of those was in use during class...and now there's an ASMR video combining the two. THANK YOU!!!

[davidvargas]

This was very nostalgic for me. I remember feeling ASMR tingles for the first time in elementary school during a soft-spoken lesson on an overhead projector just like this. I would love a whole series on this!!

[mskeisha]

I'm a Turkish student whom is also preparing for the YKS exam. I think it's a lovely coincidence of you to explain the solutions of two Geometry questions in detail while I was searching for their answers lol. I didn't have in mind before I clicked onto this video though :Dd
Thanks a lot!

[alissonlares]

Oh my. If I had this kind of math classes at school, l would be a "math genius" nowadays. This is so, sooo good.

[tonygreen]

It is a great feeling when math makes you smile. Came across this video with the goal of falling asleep while learning a little bit along the way. Instead, I found myself watching the whole thing and subscribing for more content when I'm not trying sleep.

[alexbenlazreg]

Your voice is strangely comforting, it makes me want to sleep

[Ace-]

29 years old, and I forgot how much I loved Maths. Thank you for reuniting me with one of my old passions, and thank you for such good tingles! ♡♡

[emanfatima]

Hi Toby!
I'm a student of grade 9 and I'm so interested in physics and astronomy whenever I watch your videos about physics and astronomy those videos teach me something new every time when I watch them!!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us you're my favorite youTuber!

[thaliaarredondo]

Amazing video! I used to love it when a teacher would bust out the projector! The dark room, the buzzing sound, the writing with the markers, the changing of the plastic pages- ahh it’s all so nostalgic and relaxing! And then your voice on top of all that makes it even better!👏🏽😍💯

[fidoS]

Excellent. I can finally fall asleep in math class without fear of detention.

[VernAfterReading]

Lights off, warm glow, no better way to learn! Brings back memories. Thanks so much!

[alexdarlington]

This reminds me of elementary school when my soft spoken teacher was prepping us for ministry exams with a projector. I dont think I was aware of exam stress at that time, but I’m sure calm ambiance favors for better learning! Great video.

[katherinepierce]

Mathematics ASMR is my dream. Keep doing these

[xlben]

Soft spoken is one of my favourite asmr genre, please keep doing this