How A.S.M.R. Became a Sensation
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This article from The New York Times Magazine explores the rise of ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) videos on YouTube and how they have become a sensation. It delves into the origins of ASMR, which refers to the pleasurable tingling sensation some individuals experience in response to certain sounds or visuals. The article discusses the diverse range of ASMR content available on YouTube, from whispering and tapping to role-playing and sound effects. It also explores the reasons why ASMR videos have gained such a huge following, including their potential therapeutic benefits and their ability to provide relaxation and stress relief. The article provides an interesting and informative overview of the ASMR phenomenon and its widespread appeal.