If your brain needs a reset, this SLIME ASMR video is your sensory escape. We’ve gathered the most tingly textures and combined them with immersive audio to bring you a full-body ASMR reaction. Each ...

Get ready to be hypnotized by the oddly satisfying sounds and visuals of this SLIME ASMR experience. Each poke, pull, and squish is captured in crystal-clear detail, letting you feel the stretch and ...

Why Can’t ASMR and Instagram Aesthetics Co-Habitate Peacefully? In one r/ASMR discussion this month titled “How is ‘Satisfying Slime ASMR’ so popular?” the original poster wonders how a ...

It blew up the oddly satisfying tag to unprecedented proportions (there are now nearly 900k posts tagged as #oddlysatisfying on Instagram alone), but this wasn’t just found in slime-making.

While those clips are meant to trigger a fizzy kind of shiver, known to the afflicted as ASMR, “Oddly Satisfying” ones are less visceral and more tactile, giving priority to sights over sounds.

Basically, it offers “textures”—e.g. various slime varietals, water, bubble wrap, etc.—which you touch with your finger in order to produce the soothing (or, weird) ASMR sound associated ...

Is slime an ASMR trigger? Maybe for some but not for everyone. For Poerio, slime videos fall more into another category of popular online videos called " oddly satisfying ," rather than being a ...

Check out: Satisfying Slime ASMR. Apart from playing with the slime, this artist hits different trigger points by adding other materials such as beads to imitate scratching sounds, or food ...

Begnaud’s journey with ASMR began when the satisfying-to-watch videos flooded her Instagram feed. “I don’t know how or when exactly I started seeing soap-cutting videos on my Instagram.

Sand cutting and slime squishing fall squarely into this category. These things only exist to provoke an ASMR response, to make people relaxed. And the same is true of these digital artworks.