ASMR stands for autonomous sensory meridian response. The sensation is often described as tingly or satisfying and can be triggered with sounds and visuals. Here's how five types of ASMR are made.

Eating ASMR: This kind definitely isn’t for everyone ... a soft brush or keyboard (or a variety of the loudest possible foods you can find in your pantry). Shout out your faves.

She says it’s not just tingling that you can feel though, as ASMR “is also associated with feelings of a kind of calmness and relaxation”, which is why, for example, some people like to ...

There are different types of ASMR videos ... sounds like crinkling paper or brushing while eating ASMR features creators ...