Some people say this fizzy feeling bubbles down their scalp, neck, back, or limbs. Many fans of ASMR videos find them relaxing. Some say the audio and visuals make them feel euphoric. But plenty ...

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These videos seek to relax the viewer through certain audio and visual triggers, which create "tingles" on the scalp, neck, and spine. Tingle-inducing ASMR "triggers" are different for everyone ...

If you haven't heard of ASMR before, it stands for an 'Autonomous ... usually begins on the scalp and moves down the back of the neck and upper spine. You can get this sensation through a lot ...

"ASMR stands for autonomous sensory meridian response ... "It gives you a very tingly feeling in the back of your scalp or sometimes on your neck and shoulders. Yeah, it's a very relaxing thing ...