❄❄ Inuit Woman Melts your Brain ❄❄ (female, soft spoken, Kalaallisut language)

My friend Arnaq is back :) the video quality could be better but the sound is binaural and very clean. Please write a comment if you want us to make more and we will make a setup with better lighting and picture quality.

NB: Arnaq has kindly pointed out that the langauge is Kalaalisut and not Inuktitut. I've changed the title accordingly.

[akasmr]

As a Yupik from Alaska, thank you for doing this! This is the only similar video to my culture in ASMR I ever found! Quyana caknek!

[nicodemus]

I've never heard this language before. It's simply exquisite.

[Tjoppy]

This is great. No annoying ticking or tapping or forced whispering, just a very relaxing voice. Thank you!

[harrymcalister]

It’s hard to both relax and not take my eyes off her face. I’ve no idea what she is saying but it’s just beautiful watching her!

[fathouse]

You're absolutely right about the crispy audio, man. Also, thank you Arnaq! Your language as well as your voice and presence on camera are very calming.

[jamesjamieson]

I grew up in Nunavut (the Canadian arctic) and have been a long time follower of your channel - no exaggeration, your videos have lulled me to sleep more times than any other's have - and it's one of the most refreshing things to see an otherwise esoteric language in a (now) overly saturated ASMR community. I think she's speaking in a Greenlandish dialect (I grew up Padleimiut) but none the less I really commend you for including this.

I've been a fan since "Live Chess #5", the one you put up after a few beers, and I expect I'll be following your uploads until you decide to stop doing it.

All the best to you man - I started playing chess because of this channel.

[calldwnthesky]

I imagine being a little Inuit boy or girl with my beautiful Inuit momma whispering a bedtime story to me, ear to ear, as the wind blows outside... it is warm and quiet with her and her soft voice lulls me to sleep in the frozen North. this is so exotic, beautiful, warm and calming... thank you!

[taylors]

This combo of a rare language and a niche genre of video somehow finding each other is astounding. 🙏🏽

[fabricio-agrippa-zarate]

I've always felt like the Artic languages would sound so relaxing and cozy when soft-spoken. Thank you for making these videos 🌟🙏

[Vulfnir]

Wow! So absolutely overwhelmed to see an Indigenous ASMR Artist's, featuring their traditional language. Loved listening to you, so incredibly relaxing and comforting. Really hope you get the attention and recognition you deserve and that you keep making videos. Definitely subbed!

Aniikaniz [all my relations] from Manitoba!

[shayekisitu]

She is refreshingly beautiful. I’ve heard of this language before but never heard it until now. Her calming way of speaking and the sound of the language is very relaxing. I’ve no idea what she is I’m definitely a new follower. Wow. Amazing. 👌🏻☺️

[david]

Wow. I've never been happier to not understand what someone is saying. So relaxing to hear. Great video.

[govian]

This beautiful soul is at peace with herself and exhumes confident wisdom

[MarcusAnthonyCornwallWilliams]

Wow, I have Inuit heritage, I never knew the language was so ASMRable! Beautiful, thankyou for sharing. This is the most ASMR ive gotten from a single video in a very long time.

[psy__guy__]

Instructions unclear, my chessboard is stuck in the ceiling fan

[tonymilam]

As I have commented before, I am a former U.S. Marine with combat-related PTSD and am now battling pancreatic cancer. I have received some really nasty comments about my having been a member of the US military. I don't want pity or anything like that! I only mentioned it because these videos in general, and she in particular, help me so much. Where medicines have failed, she has succeeded in doing what modern medicine couldn't. I was encouraging folks to spread the word that asmr can work wonders for some. I sincerely apologize if I created strong feelings and opinions of a negative nature by mentioning my service. Was not my intention. I love this video so much. Such worldly wisdom in those eyes. Sweet and gentle nature of an old soul! Bless you all.❤

[kendiggs]

Yes, PLEASE invite her back for more! That voice and cadence are absolutely enchanting.

[akihikoaikawa]

I think what really cinches how soothing she is, is how she sways back and forth.

[jfman]

English will always be a second language to me I will always prefer Inuit first my mother speaks perfect English but never let’s me speak it when talking to her growing up and even still today it’s the same with my grandmother I thank her everyday for that

[ThePdogk]

I was literally going to make a comment on the other video yesterday about how it is one of my all-time favorites and you post another one the next day. Amazing.