This video includes soft speaking, crinkling, tapping, brushing and snipping sounds with some whispering at the end.

ASMR videos are meant to intentionally induce this sensation in the viewer, often referred to as “tingles”, but the videos also serve to provide a relaxing, calming and soothing experience for the viewer. Many people who do not experience ASMR still enjoy the videos for their calming and sleepy effect.

If you’re like me, food is (almost) as soothing as tingles. A delicious sandwich, onion rings, a cold one, and a few ASMR triggers are the perfect recipe for relaxation.

1. Face Painting By Rob Ross

You may remember Bob Ross, the soft-spoken painting instructor who many find is ASMR all on his own. But, Ephemeral Rift raises the bar with their own Bob Ross. The ASMR is intentional and tingles are the result of water noise, relaxing, whispered narration, brush sounds, and more.

2. The Mermaid Pillow

You probably know someone who owns a mermaid pillow. You may even have one in your own house. Just running your fingers over the sequins can be soothing in itself, but listening to the sound it makes is another, wonderful thing entirely.

3. Experimental Ear Exam

This video is perfect for people who love medical roleplay and is one of the best tingle-inducing videos out there. It taps into the part of each of us that appreciates being cared for and the sounds will give you goosebumps.

4. Cooking Matcha Green Tea Macarons

Cooking shows and demonstrations are my go to when I want to relax and zone out, and many offer some fantastic ASMR. The sounds and soothing visuals in this video blend to make one of the best foodie ASMR videos on the web.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nQY3fhrLNk

5. Plastic Bag, Tapping, Fur, and More

This video offers something a little different, and Frank the binaural microphone even builds his own mics to bring you the best ASMR possible. I’m partial to the plastic bag sounds, but there’s a variety of triggers here.

I absolutely love a video that tells a unique story and gives me tingles at the same time. Search through the results of an archaeological expedition with tapping, whispering, gravel noises, and more.

Filled with a wide range of sounds and intriguing and mysterious visuals, this video is as fun to watch as it is to listen to. A paper package is slowly unwrapped to reveal individually wrapped stones, each with their own unique sounds.