Darth Vader ASMR | Vader Forges The RED Lightsaber - Kyber Crystals etc. [Star Wars ASMR Roleplay]

My Second Darth Vader ASMR Roleplay... This will be a day long remembered! Patreon (Tippy Tappy ASMR) : https://www.patreon.com/tippytappy ? VIP Patrons: Jacob Frei, Larethian God, Jim ASMR, Matthew Hardee, Emerald Rose ASMR, Hudson Beck & Mr Tattoo ASMR ? Ko-Fi (for easy one-off donations): https://ko-fi.com/tippytappyasmr ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ More Star Wars ASMR: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4rusdFgFJU&feature=youtu.be Tingle Realms Fantasy ASMR Series: https://bit.ly/2SGOKM3 All Of My ASMR Roleplay Videos: https://goo.gl/WvtMyM All Of My Non-Roleplay ASMR Videos: https://goo.gl/wuDGRo Every ASMR Video I Have Ever Made: https://goo.gl/ZjFaV5 ASMR Whispering Only: https://bit.ly/2LU8us0 ASMR Soft Spoken Only: https://bit.ly/2LjKwqT ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Follow me on Twitter: @ASMRTappy Follow me on Instagram: TippyTappyASMR ? HEADPHONES RECOMMENDED ? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ What is ASMR? ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) is just a long and not particularly applicable set of words coined by someone with no actual background in science, who just wanted an official sounding way of describing the pleasant and relaxing sensation that some people feel when listening to certain sounds or watching certain visual movements etc. (these are types of ASMR triggers). The "ASMR Feeling" often described as "Tingles" can be different for different people and can be triggered by all sorts of different sounds or visual cues but is usually described as a nice tingly sensation often on the head, neck or back... it's a similar type of sensation to "Frisson" you know... those nice shivers you sometimes get from certain music or movie scenes BUT it's not quite the same and NOT everyone experiences ASMR (and those that do... might only experience it sometimes and with certain triggers). Sheffield University carried out this scientific research which concluded that ASMR may benefit both mental and physical health: https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/psycholog... SO while the science is still in its infancy... ASMR is a very real sensation which is helping people all around the world to relax and feel nice... the ASMR content you see here and across YouTube is made intentionally to try and trigger the feeling of ASMR but equally can be just as relaxing for people who don't feel ASMR who simply find the sounds or visuals calming or interesting... in the same way you might listen to ambient background noises like rain or ocean sounds to help you relax or sleep... hope that helps clear things up :D Note: You may also see content labelled ACMP/асмр (Russian spelling) or some common misspellings such as ASRM or AMSR... don't worry it's all referring to ASMR! #StarWars #ASMR #Lightsaber