INTENSELY SPINE TINGLING Unpredictable Anticipatory ASMR🌙💫360° Ear To Ear Sleep

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  @FranzifromGermany · 2 years ago · pinned

  Hey Dalton! ☺ <br> <br>Oh, this video was so incredibly unpredictable after your announcement at the end of your last video. I&apos;m just so surprised now that I don&apos;t know what to say. 😉 But I do know one thing: my spine and the rest of my tingle-prone body parts are already looking forward with joyful anticipation to the tingling sensation to come! So let&apos;s go tingle hunting! 😍 <br> <br>And like with every video in this great series, you manage to build up quite a lot of tension right from the start, promising enjoyment of what&apos;s to come. <br> <br>Your quiet moving through the room and around the microphones, your slow whispering and soft speaking, the sounds that can be heard again and again, such as rubbing your fingers, blowing or simply breathing, but also the scratching on the microphone, which is always so surprising for me, are absolutely essential for this build-up of tension. But what I particularly love is this constant, sometimes very long waiting before you finally continue. It&apos;s a really effective way of training my own impatience, which is still not that great yet. 🙃 <br> <br>And if this were a computer game that counted TP (Tingle Points) instead of XP, it would probably be ringing all the time because my TP would skyrocket without pause. 😆 <br> <br>And here (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnHWIQLNyxc&amp;t=762">12:42</a>) you spoil my ears and me once again with a moment full of wonderful vibrations, with effects that my spine also really appreciates. 🥰 <br> <br>I also really like the way you let the lights go out so gently and gradually this time, running your hands over the camera as if you were carefully closing my eyes. That always makes me feel tired very quickly and I close my eyes reflexively. The finger-snapping that you often used to do to suddenly turn off the light also served its purpose, but I like the slow and very gradual one so much better. It&apos;s as if I&apos;m in a slow flow all the time, where everything progresses in a relaxed and leisurely way without any time pressure. 😌 <br> <br>The absolute darkness, your slow movements in the room and around the camera, your so pleasant whispering, sometimes so extremely close to the microphone, and your blowing every now and then build up further tension. Nevertheless, everything has such a calming effect on me because I can trust that nothing will scare me, even if you do unpredictable things. Does that make any sense? 🤔 <br> <br>I also see it as a mental exercise to imagine spatially how you walk around in front of my nose and go from one side to the other. The sounds you make, the 3D perception and your descriptions of what you are doing make it easy. And it&apos;s really fun, very relaxing and definitely makes me tingle everywhere. 😍 <br> <br>And the one continuous sound you make additionally that distracts me a bit (no idea what it is, but I&apos;m guessing the gloves) always feels like you&apos;re running it over my head and through my hair, lol. And it sounds so relaxing. <br> <br>Oh yes, this short part (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnHWIQLNyxc&amp;t=1283">21:23</a> - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnHWIQLNyxc&amp;t=1324">22:04</a>) is really incredibly beautiful. It&apos;s like an honest, loving hug, 🤗 where you can immediately feel how you get a lot of positive energy within a very short time. Insanely mood-lifting! 😄 <br> <br>I&apos;m supposed to imagine (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnHWIQLNyxc&amp;t=1351">22:31</a> - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnHWIQLNyxc&amp;t=1663">27:43</a>) standing in a cool, relaxing and dimly lit room? A room with a dim white light somewhere in the background, where it&apos;s quiet and I can only hear the soft hum of the air all around me? Alright... OMG, I&apos;m standing in a fridge!!! 🙀🥶😹 This section is really top notch! 👍 I don&apos;t really need much imagination because you describe everything excellently and, above all, I can feel exactly what you are doing. This slow approach builds up quite a lot of tension and of course makes me shiver with anticipation. Or is it more the cold from the fridge, lol? 😉 No, fun! Yeah, I get goosebumps when you tell me that something is gently stroking my skin, which is probably a pretty normal human reaction. Otherwise I&apos;d probably be emotionally cold, which I think would be very boring. Because I&apos;m not a fridge, I just imagine I&apos;m standing in one, lol. <br> <br>This feeling of closeness (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnHWIQLNyxc&amp;t=1473">24:33</a> - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnHWIQLNyxc&amp;t=1663">27:43</a>) is really indescribably beautiful. 🥰 And it&apos;s so important for feeling good. Thank you for doing such a great job of making me forget all the thoughts buzzing around in my head for a moment. It frees me from anxieties and worries, which makes falling asleep so much better and easier because I&apos;m just relaxed and distracted only by you, lol. 😜 In those few minutes I really can&apos;t think about anything else, haha, except what&apos;s going to happen next. Positive uncertainty can be so nice! 😄 <br> <br>Wow, the next section (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnHWIQLNyxc&amp;t=1664">27:44</a>), in which you are visible again, is really great and very entertaining. It&apos;s a very nice chapter that is so playful and contains such pleasant personal attention, which I totally love and enjoy. 🥰 <br> <br>And you have a new toy? (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnHWIQLNyxc&amp;t=1788">29:48</a>) Yes, indeed... it&apos;s a... um... a beautiful “ASMR Torture Kit - The Tingle Maker Special”, lol, which is richly equipped with unique, positive torture tools to coax the tingles out of me. 😍 If you hadn&apos;t said what it was, I would have assumed at first that it was an artistic toolbox with everything you need for painting and drawing. 😅 <br> <br>Hmmm do the Japanese really use this to clean their ears or is it more traditional? I can&apos;t imagine you need so many things, but it&apos;s probably like a pampering massage session just for the ears and I have no idea what I&apos;ve missed so far, lol. And will we actually get to see the rest of the tools from the box in later videos? It all looks extremely exciting. <br> <br>By the way, what I especially like and definitely have to commend you for is that you make the clicking sounds (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnHWIQLNyxc&amp;t=1892">31:32</a>) during the face touching that I like so much and that I mentioned in my second to last comment. ☺ That sounds so nice. Thank you so much! ❤ I can&apos;t help but grin and my mood suddenly soars. 😸 The feather would probably tickle my face too. If you did that to a baby, I guarantee it would gurgle and laugh with sheer joy. It&apos;s so exhilarating. Absolutely wonderful!!! 😻 <br> <br>And we continue with the already familiar wooden fork (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnHWIQLNyxc&amp;t=2160">36:00</a>). It might be a bit unusual with the fork in my face, haha, but okay, it&apos;s definitely funny and somehow soothing, especially with more clicking sounds that don&apos;t let me stop smiling. 😸 And you&apos;re really asking if you can actually brush my face with a wooden fork? (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnHWIQLNyxc&amp;t=2286">38:06</a>) Yeah of course you can, lol!!! Who doesn&apos;t know her, the little mermaid Ariel? One of the funniest scenes in the movie is where she brushes her hair with a fork. So why shouldn&apos;t you be able to brush someone&apos;s face with it as well? Okay, maybe men have a tiny little advantage with their beard if they&apos;ve grown one. 😉 Anyway, the fork was called a “dinglehopper” in the movie. That word is so cool! And I only realized today that no German term was invented for it in the dubbing. In English, the meaning of the word can probably be derived from a few words, at least there are explanations on the Internet as to how this term could have come about. The German “Dingelhopper”, on the other hand, makes absolutely no sense, lol. And I already knew the word before I even knew a word of English, haha. 🤣 &nbsp; <br> <br>And even more toys!? It doesn&apos;t stop today, lol. Okay, so you want me to tell you what&apos;s in this bag? (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnHWIQLNyxc&amp;t=2386">39:46</a>) Oh, yes, I know exactly what&apos;s in there. But I won&apos;t tell you, because I know that you know that I know what it is. 😜 <br> <br>And have I watched your other videos? (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnHWIQLNyxc&amp;t=2420">40:20</a>) Hmmm, let me think for a second! Everything is so blurry. I can&apos;t really remember because somehow I always fall asleep... Sorry! 🙃 <br> <br>Oh and more beautiful things? (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnHWIQLNyxc&amp;t=2528">42:08</a>) Cool a comb! And it sounds pretty good. And a little tip from me: If you want to know whether the comb is really made of wood or rather plastic, I would recommend taking a lighter and holding the flame against the comb. If it starts to burn, then it&apos;s wood and if it melts and doesn&apos;t smell good, then it&apos;s probably plastic. 😉 <br> <br>And I almost thought there would be no more riddles today. No, that&apos;s not true, I&apos;m joking, haha. Of course I looked at the chapter headings beforehand. The trickiest part always comes at the end, haha. Unfortunately, my brain was already so tired that it didn&apos;t want to think anymore. So I only guessed the following three riddles correctly: <br> <br>- Barber -&gt; I don&apos;t think this riddle was really new. 🤔 <br> <br>- Then I would have lit the match first, purely in logical order. <br>Fun fact: In elementary school, I once had to write an instruction manual on how to make coffee with a coffee machine. Almost all the pupils, including me of course, forgot to stick the plug into the socket first. Since then I know how important the right order can be, lol. <br> <br>- And in the yellow 💛 house with the yellow 💛 walls, the yellow 💛 doors and the yellow 💛 furniture, I wanted the stairs to be green. 💚 I mean, even though you said that everything in the house was yellow, I thought to myself, no, the stairs certainly aren&apos;t, a little more color variety can&apos;t hurt. But since you also said it was a single-storey house, I wasn&apos;t fooled. 😉 <br> <br>Thank you so much, Dalton, 🤗❤ for such an unpredictable video. It was really very funny and entertaining. 😆 My tension was leveling up and I collected an incredible amount of TP, haha. 😍 And despite that, I was also able to relax well. 😌 And even falling asleep 😴 wasn&apos;t boring again, probably because you added highlights from previous videos at the end. I don&apos;t think I&apos;ve ever solved so many riddles while falling asleep. It&apos;s much more exciting than counting sheep... 😉💚

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  @TashMotta · 1 year ago

  Okay just wow. I’ve been listening to ASMR for 10+ years and this is the FIRST TIME GETTING REAL TINGLES!!! Now I finally get what people are on about 🥹😂🤌 more of this!!! Great job 👏

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• JA

  @janaina-marin · 2 years ago

  I used to watch Heather Feather&apos;s videos over and over again because I couldn&apos;t find any Asmr artist doing something similar. Now I found it 🫶🏻 hugs from Brazil🇧🇷

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• MA

  @margonluke · 1 year ago

  i am afraid of you❤

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  @MarikaSocionovo · 1 year ago

  I think this is the best ear to ear video I&apos;ve come across so far. I swear I felt like I could actually hear breathing in my ears through the headphones. Impressive.

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• XT

  @xtrabolt8603 · 1 year ago

  Now imagine a collab with zeitgeist, that would be insane

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• CA

  @cait3 · 1 year ago

  Haven’t seen an ASMRtist this good since heatherfeather

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• KA

  @kaler4727 · 11 months ago

  I can&apos;t explain it but I really wanna hear him play a villain type of character. Its the way he talks in the riddle portion I think 😂

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• MI

  @MichiganWinteriswhyimhere · 2 years ago

  I can&apos;t get enough of this ASMR.. understands the art of ASMR and it saved me so many sleepless nights!

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• BR

  @breeceletDOTcom · 2 years ago

  Does anyone know what i mean by this?: Daltons microphones are the most binural and crispy ive came across.

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• KY

  @kyloctopus · 2 years ago

  I found you searching up 360 asmr. Immediate tingles. Your channel’s going in my nightime rotation now.

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• RA

  @raeliciousx · 2 years ago

  Never stop mixing the soft spoken with the whispers it’s so tingly !!!!

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