My trigger for the tingliness is typically when I'm watching something really epic. Like some grand fight scene in some anime. Some dramatic movie moment. Or some videogame cutscene. Though I've been feeling it less and less and don't actually recall the last time it happened. Probably because I've gotten old, jaded and am a lot harder to please nowadays.Chimpzy said:I don't really 'understand' it either. ASMR seems one of those things you're either sensitive to, or you're just not. All those ASMR channels are purposefully trying to induce it, but afaik 'intent' isn't actually necessary. There's a YT channel that specialises in videos with 'unintentional' ASMR, and a lot of it is of people doing traditional crafts.Wings012 said:It's something I never really got into or understood. But there was a period in my life where I'd leave random blacksmithing videos on. And it's just a dude hammering metal. There's also the sharpest knife made out of ridiculous materials which for most part is a lot of knife sharpening sounds. So I guess that's the closest I've gotten to ASMR.
The stereotypical ASMR type stuff seem to either be relaxing or irritating, but it's the complete opposite of what I associate with the sensation.