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ASMR Request for Paper Tearing and Leather Crunching

ASMR Request for Paper Tearing and Leather Crunching Hello everyone! So, this was an ASMR request from somebody through Instagram! Although they originally asked for me to wear a leather jacket, unfortunately, I don't have one so I used the next best thing when I could. In this video, there are lots of tearing, wrapping, scrunching, sticky sounds, paper noises and more! If there's anything you'd like to see me or my partner at FallenLeafASMR do, then let us know in the comments below! ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Time Stamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:55 PVC Skirt Scrunching 01:13 Printer Paper Tear 01:57 Flicking Through Post-It Notes 02:18 Tearing a Binded Book 02:42 Ripping Up Toilet Roll Cardboard 03:18 Introducing Some Kitchen Towel 04:43 Tearing Small Piece of Paper 05:06 Wobbling and Tearing Normal Paper 05:39 Playing with PVC Skirt 07:33 Zipping Up and Down 09:33 Tearing Normal Paper 11:26 Making Sticky and Tearing Noises with Post-It Notes 12:55 Tearing Normal Paper 14:01 Tapping on Shiny Card Paper 15:11 Tearing Shiny Card Paper 17:22 Pro Tip About PIZZA! 17:58 Tearing Baking Paper 20:24 Folding, Creasing and Ripping Plain Paper 23:40 The PVC Skirt Makes a Third Comeback 25:28 Zip-I-Dee-Doo-Da! 26:52 Binded by the Paper (Tearing) 27:16 Outro ---------------------------------------------------------------------- #ASMR #ASMRTappingTriggers #MarbleJadeASMR Follow Us: Instagram: @MissyMayers & @ChrisTifferB ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The equipment we use: Fuji XT3 Fuji 18-55 2.4 - 4 Blue Yeti Microphone DJI Osmo Pocket Tascam DR-60DMK2 Sony UWP-D11 Wireless Lav Kit Rode NTG3 Neewer 660 LED Lights ---------------------------------------------------------------------- What is ASMR? Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) is a calming, pleasurable feeling often accompanied by a tingling sensation. This tingle is said to originate in a person’s head and spread to the spine (and sometimes the limbs) in response to stimulation. The stimuli that trigger ASMR vary from person to person. Some of the most common ones include whispers, white noise, lip smacking, having a person’s complete attention (as in having one’s hair cut by a hairdresser), as well as brushing, chewing, tapping, scratching, and crinkling. As defined by Dictionary.com https://www.dictionary.com/e/slang/as...