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ASMRtists are the people who create ASMR videos for others. Usually found on YouTube. Some are becoming quite famous.
So they are the artists behind all kinds of videos, containing triggers to make you feel wonderful and experience:
Autonomous
Sensory
Meridian
Response
Which can be described as a tingling sensation which starts at the top of your head and then moves down to the top of your spine. It feels great and that is why it's also called a braingasm.
So they are the artists behind all kinds of videos, containing triggers to make you feel wonderful and experience:
Autonomous
Sensory
Meridian
Response
Which can be described as a tingling sensation which starts at the top of your head and then moves down to the top of your spine. It feels great and that is why it's also called a braingasm.
Did you check out ASMRtists channel on YouTube? It's really cool, they have new videos out all the time. Aphque is my favorite ASMRtist.
asmrtist by King Lionheart April 18, 2017
Asmric
ASMRIC (as an adjective) can be defined as providing a pleasurable, comforting, and satisfying sensation, often characterized by a tingling or relaxing effect. For example, an ASMRIC touch, sound, or experience would be one that elicits these feelings in someone.
Asmric by Antrod1202 February 18, 2023
ASMRtist
A•S•M•Rt•ist | āesemärtist, āesemärdəst |
noun (plural ASMRtists)
A video artist specializing in techniques of hypnosis, sound engineering, and visual effects which are designed to induce pleasant feelings and/or stimulate the autonomous sensory meridian response; a term used to describe a tingling, static-like, or goosebumps sensation in response to specific triggering audio or visual stimuli.
Origin
Early 21st century; from ASMR + artist.
noun (plural ASMRtists)
A video artist specializing in techniques of hypnosis, sound engineering, and visual effects which are designed to induce pleasant feelings and/or stimulate the autonomous sensory meridian response; a term used to describe a tingling, static-like, or goosebumps sensation in response to specific triggering audio or visual stimuli.
Origin
Early 21st century; from ASMR + artist.