ASMR OCTOPUS + TOBIKO EGGS | たこを食べる音 | とびっこを食べる音 | 낙지 날치알 먹방 리얼사운드 노토킹 | CHEWY EATING SOUNDS
Hi guys! I just love the chewy texture of octopus (たこ) (낙지) and crunchy eating sounds (サクサクの音) of tobiko eggs ( とびっこ) (날치알)! Tell me which sound you enjoy more:)
My Noodle Eating Playlist:
• ASMR EATING GLASS NOODLES AND 餃子 PAN FRIED...
My Sushi or Kimbap Playlist:
• ASMR SALMON SASHIMI | サーモン食べる | 연어회먹방 리얼사운...
My Mochi Eating Playlist:
• ASMR FRUIT DAIFUKU MOCHI フルーツ大福を食べる音 | 과일 ...
My Seafood Eating Playlist:
• ASMR Eating No Talking | SEAFOOD with Blov...
My Exotic food Eating Playlist:
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My Most Popular Food for ASMR Playlist:
• MOST POPULAR FOOD FOR ASMR Eating Sounds |...
My Crunchy Eating Sounds Playlist:
• ASMR EATING GLASS NOODLES AND 餃子 PAN FRIED...
My Fast food Eating Playlist:
• ASMR CHICKEN NUGGETS CHALLENGE created by ...
My Ice Eating Playlist:
• ASMR ICE EATING | EXTREMELY CRUNCHY SOUNDS...
My Dessert Eating Playlist:
• ASMR Collab with Nena ASMR | FLUFFIEST PAN...
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Hello我是Abbey，我愛分享美食和美好的ASMR咀嚼音，如果這些美味的聲音給你帶來的感覺很舒服很放鬆☺️ 別忘記訂閱我的頻道唷！我會繼續分享更多美食、美音給你們^_^
What is ASMR?
Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) is an experience characterized by a static-like or tingling sensation on the skin that typically begins on the scalp and moves down the back of the neck and upper spine. It has been compared with auditory-tactile synesthesia.
ASMR signifies the subjective experience of "low-grade euphoria" characterized by "a combination of positive feelings and a distinct static-like tingling sensation on the skin". It is most commonly triggered by specific auditory or visual stimuli, and less commonly by intentional attention control.