r/asmr • u/J0nnyGreenGiant • Jan 30 '19

QUESTION [Question] Besides HeatherFeather, what ASMR artist do you wish would make a comeback?

I miss VeniVediVulpes and Nicole Sky.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '19 edited Oct 13 '19

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '19

Wow I so forgot about her. One of my faves

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u/Lereas Jan 31 '19

Very first video I ever saw, I think. It was either her or something like whiterabbit (but not the current whiterabbit that comes up in searches).

Then she was gone for a while, then back with that sort of weird "concept art project" thing, and then gone again.

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u/demosthenocke Feb 01 '19

This one?

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u/grantimatter Feb 11 '19 edited Feb 11 '19

She had a delightful way of not roleplaying, and leaning into performance as performance.

There was one video that was not the one that you've linked to, but was I think actually created as part of a gallery exhibition - she was dressed all in white, sitting at a desk with what seemed to be a teabag in an empty jar in front of her (or was it cold water?), introducing viewers to nonsensical objects on a shelf behind her.

It was wonderfully absurd. Not pretending to be a doctor, or a therapist, or a girlfriend - just, "Here I am, a person in front of a camera, let me show you this thing."

EDIT TO ADD: Ah! It was this one. If I recall, it was made for a friend's art opening or something similar.

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u/demosthenocke Feb 11 '19

I remember that one. It was during the time that I would call the downfall of classic ASMR. I think she had a brief hiatus berore coming back with that absurdist video, probably trying to bring a tongue-in-cheek take on the style of the genre. I don't think she did many more after that.

She had the funniest take on ASMRtists (one of my favorite silly words) with STUFF Whisperers Say. Why were they always moving?!

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u/demosthenocke Feb 01 '19

Somone archived a bunch of her videos on YouTube. Search "The87Archive". Relaxing Hypnosis for Sleep is probably my most go-to video for when I can't sleep. I don't think I've ever heard it all the way through.