ASMR

[Benguin]

I watched an episode of would I lie to you yesterday and they do a feature where a guest comes on and celebrity panelists must convince the opposing team that they have a genuine connection to the guest. The genuine connection on this particular episode was comedian joe lycett watching the guest charlotte's YouTube videos to relax. The videos were present wrapping. I found this a peculiar way to relax and googled her and found her videos. It turns out she makes ASMR videos. I had never heard of this but the best way to describe it is the complete opposite sensation to the nasty experience associated with nails on a chalkboard. It's a pleasant feeling that around 1in4 people experience to certain stimulus. Turns out I'm one of these people and my mind is completely blown.

Here's an info vid about it. Anyone experienced this?

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCvge4UTW-x1hiTO3JJMc96Q

[DANGEROUS TIGER]

This is "old hat". It's a remake of a program on TV over half a century ago. Can't be sure, but I think it was called Who's Telling The Truth"              

[Stadt]

This is "old hat". It's a remake of a program on TV over half a century ago. Can't be sure, but I think it was called Who's Telling The Truth"

your dad

[stix]

your dad

Your mam

[separator]

Joe Lycett's a comedian? 

[Strokes]

I hate noise.

[Rincewind]

You get a lot of noise down at the KP.

[Webbo]

I still don't know what ASMR stands for?

[Buce]

I still don't know what ASMR stands for?

Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response.

I bet you wish you'd never asked..

[Webbo]

Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response.

I bet you wish you'd never asked..

That makes it a lot clearer

[Danizen]

Coincidentally, I saw this the other day.