I found the name for it 9 years ago. I had always thought I was weird because I would ask people "you get tingles when you see, or hear certain things?". People would look at me weird. Then one day I saw something, some video, said ASMR...then another, then another... and was like "MY PEOPLES!!!"
I hated asking people for help. Then one day this girl helped me type something and I was basically paralyzed. Pure Bliss. I didn't know that I could feel like that. Lol, so it was a rough start not liking a helping hand but silently scanning the room wondering what person I was going to ask help me type out my book report that would usually leave me passed out on the keyboard..
@Leigh Porch | 💛 Thank you for your contributions to the industry of knowledge - may many generations benefit from the texts, and handle them with care.
One of my unintentional ASMR experiences was in the public library when I was sitting at a desk reading a book and a guy was loudly pulling books out of his backpack and making a lot of noise flipping through his binders at his desk. Instead of being annoyed by all the noise he was making I was getting massive tingles in my back and scalp and enjoyed the feelings while it lasted which was about 10 minutes. It almost put me to sleep at my desk.
Libraries, palaces of ASMR. I remember as a young child hearing librarians flipping through pages, and especially stamping the date with those old mechanical stampers. Tingles and goosebumps - didn’t know it was only some people who get to experience this joy!
Omg does anyone remember the extremely satisfying and soft crinkle of the super thin laminating plastic they'd put on book covers???? Omg i havent thought of that in years... Also, slightly different note... In kindergarten (late 90s for me) i would check out the same book over and over because i loved the SMELL of the book. Library books smelled so good... I haven't been in a library in years but they used to feel almost sacred to me, i loved my trips to the library.
This is wonderful. If you like this kind of thing, watch the scene in Phantom Thread when Reynolds is measuring Alma upstairs. All of the noises and his small amount of speech is fantastic. There is more than just that one scene in that film for that sort of thing, but that is the best one for just the little sounds.. sliding footsteps on a wood floor, scissors snipping, even hooking up the back of a garment... good stuff.
One of the best unintentional yet almost hypnotic video demonstrations on YT. It is a fascinating process and takes patience. Just seeing and hearing the many step processes would put me to sleep...instantaneously!
When I was in college, I used to study in the school library. I loved it when I would hear the student volunteer come around with the cart full of books to be reshelved. The sound of the books being shuffled around in the cart and on the shelves would give me the tingly asmr feeling.
The best asmr I ever had was in a library where a beautiful woman was typing loudly on a laptop keyboard and speaking to her friend in Spanish. The most joyful and relaxing moment of my life, actually.
That was the only way to print stuff back in the day. Print your report or whatever, and tear off the edges and HOPE TO HELL you don't accidentally tear the important part of the paper, and SWEAR like a construction worker if you DO tear it and realize you've gotta print 1 or more pages all over again. Also same for separating each page. Rinse and repeat until you finally get a clean separation along the perforations. I remember that but I DO NOT miss it.💥💥😥😅
Jody Jackson frankly, a book on paper is more enjoyable than on a phone, it might just be me, but I like the feeling of having a physical copy rather than a phone one.
Always great to see people taking the time to repair books as we now live in an era where they are often considered disposable items and thus end up in a recycling plant sadly.
I retired from a public library and set about collecting as many useful books as I could as I’m pretty sure someday our electronic way of life will come to an end. The sun could do it tomorrow.
@@squasherdown They didn't say all ASMR was egotism and hyper-sexualization. Just that the ideal ASMR experience is one without those characteristics. And a lot of ASMR out there seems pretty clearly intended to be sexualized.
@@juanisaias8308 they don't want to go to work and make more money being naked for ugly ass dudes, once they stop they won't have the momentary gain to even consider doing it but yeah
I enjoyed this channel, I like that it's quite amateur-ish. I couldn't remove all background noise, hope it's still relaxing. By the way, if you'd like more relaxing stuff (including many other Unintentional ASMR recommendations) check out my free weekly Newsletter: findcalm.com/sunday :)
The natural ASMR hits all the right spots but I am having too many troubles with the video content because this isn’t the way I was taught to repair this type of book. But there is always more than one way to do something and I am appreciative of the time that went into repairing the book so readers could still enjoy it for years to come.
My school librarian had the Best asmr voice with very unique pronunciation of the T. The way she handled the books was also made an amazingly pleasant tap tap sound. At the time I knew nothing about asmr. It wasnt even a thing, but it was probably a formative experience
We live in a world economy full of cheap, replaceable products meant to be trashed and replaced instead of repaired. And now we treat other people this same way.
imagine seeing this at 4.00 am because you cannot sleep and keep watching this because it is very nice and by the time the video it is done you can repair all of your books but you cannot sleep..........
Ah, the ancient art of bookbinding and book repair. There used to be a boy scout merit badge for it. Crucial, overlooked work. The literacy of civilization dances upon nimble fingers. Kindle is nice, but nothing compares to a bound, printed, aged and unchangeable book. God bless librarians wherever they may be found.
"Patrons will pull at the top hinge. We have something that'll fix that." Me: Oh I know! A very thin strip of minuscule spikes lined along the top of the book edge! Librarian: Easy wings
You realize this video was made 20+ years ago. Listen to the mechanical noise from the camera zooming in. Like yelling at a video of a mechanic repairing a car in the 60’s
Her: pure ASMR craftsmanship Me: tearing all the pages out of order, force feeding thick stacks to the office scanner, jamming the darn thing half way through, saving as PDF in low res, pure ASMR craftsmanshit
This one is fantastic if sound alone is enough to bring the tingles, but I think I'm exclusively anthropomorphic when it comes to ASMR. It's that ethereal connection between my observation and their concentration. Bourgeois inside and out.
You have a great eye for what lies at the core of ASMR: meticulous productive action. My first rush came at the age of six while watching a girl cut shapes out of construction paper with a pair of scissors.
The blade they were using really needed to be sharpened or replaced. If you have to use a back and fourth sawing motion to cut paper, it's not sharp anymore. Nice video though.
Maybe it's what Papyrus uses when he realizes the Royal Guard is being disbanded and he'll never get to join it so he decides to become a Librarian instead. That goes along with his Bone Calone I guess. (for those not into gaming, that's an Undertale reference)
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18:18 _and now we're just gonna put some paste here, or there, or wherever you want. Happy little books._
Book Ross
And then ya just read the devil outta it.
@@AmusementLabsThat made me laugh out loud 😂
*i love that we were all experiencing ASMR through situations like these, without even knowing there was a name for the tingles!*
Yes!
Right!! For me it was always the sound of my parents whispering in the tent at camping
I found the name for it 9 years ago. I had always thought I was weird because I would ask people "you get tingles when you see, or hear certain things?". People would look at me weird. Then one day I saw something, some video, said ASMR...then another, then another... and was like "MY PEOPLES!!!"
OtterWithAGun same!!! I can remember memories from my childhood where I was experiencing ASMR!
I hated asking people for help. Then one day this girl helped me type something and I was basically paralyzed. Pure Bliss. I didn't know that I could feel like that. Lol, so it was a rough start not liking a helping hand but silently scanning the room wondering what person I was going to ask help me type out my book report that would usually leave me passed out on the keyboard..
the sounds of the camera zooming in and out were sooo good
👌👌👌
Handling noise is the best
That was my least favourite part, I'd have preferred a fixed view
holnrew agreed
Definitely 90’s maybe early 2000’s.
I used to do this myself as a school librarian. It's actually pretty relaxing to DO and not just watch. :)
nobody asked u.
psylo shroom Chill out friend. Positive vibes only.🙂
The books are handled with much care and are mothered by her loving precious hands.
@Leigh Porch | 💛 Thank you for your contributions to the industry of knowledge - may many generations benefit from the texts, and handle them with care.
Looks like you could lose track of hours doing that
One of my unintentional ASMR experiences was in the public library when I was sitting at a desk reading a book and a guy was loudly pulling books out of his backpack and making a lot of noise flipping through his binders at his desk. Instead of being annoyed by all the noise he was making I was getting massive tingles in my back and scalp and enjoyed the feelings while it lasted which was about 10 minutes. It almost put me to sleep at my desk.
Libraries, palaces of ASMR. I remember as a young child hearing librarians flipping through pages, and especially stamping the date with those old mechanical stampers. Tingles and goosebumps - didn’t know it was only some people who get to experience this joy!
@@desiever Yes! Thanks for sharing.
@Beepitibop Interesting.
Omg does anyone remember the extremely satisfying and soft crinkle of the super thin laminating plastic they'd put on book covers???? Omg i havent thought of that in years... Also, slightly different note... In kindergarten (late 90s for me) i would check out the same book over and over because i loved the SMELL of the book. Library books smelled so good... I haven't been in a library in years but they used to feel almost sacred to me, i loved my trips to the library.
I like your description of the laminate cover. It's spot on
I member
This is wonderful. If you like this kind of thing, watch the scene in Phantom Thread when Reynolds is measuring Alma upstairs. All of the noises and his small amount of speech is fantastic. There is more than just that one scene in that film for that sort of thing, but that is the best one for just the little sounds.. sliding footsteps on a wood floor, scissors snipping, even hooking up the back of a garment... good stuff.
I think this is one of your best videos. Nice find, dude
What was your favorite part of the video?
slanted rib I like the part where they repair the book
@@mitzo4526 lmao
@@mitzo4526 mmm yes me too
Such a good video
One of the best unintentional yet almost hypnotic video demonstrations on YT. It is a fascinating process and takes patience. Just seeing and hearing the many step processes would put me to sleep...instantaneously!
This has long been one of my favorite youtube videos. Thanks for the reupload!
When I was in college, I used to study in the school library. I loved it when I would hear the student volunteer come around with the cart full of books to be reshelved. The sound of the books being shuffled around in the cart and on the shelves would give me the tingly asmr feeling.
Best tingles in months. I love to watch broken things being fixed.
Try James May's Reassembler!
The best asmr I ever had was in a library where a beautiful woman was typing loudly on a laptop keyboard and speaking to her friend in Spanish. The most joyful and relaxing moment of my life, actually.
Who else remembers that old printer paper with the holes at the edges?
All I can think of is folder paper
Dot matrix paper. Some places still use it actually lol
I used to love tearing the sides off
The general term for it is "tractor-feed".
That was the only way to print stuff back in the day. Print your report or whatever, and tear off the edges and HOPE TO HELL you don't accidentally tear the important part of the paper, and SWEAR like a construction worker if you DO tear it and realize you've gotta print 1 or more pages all over again. Also same for separating each page. Rinse and repeat until you finally get a clean separation along the perforations. I remember that but I DO NOT miss it.💥💥😥😅
I love books!! I love seeing people reading them in airports especially. I always want to talk to them since .
It’s such a rare sight anymore
People read, just now n' days it's on their phones rather than a paperback
GreyBlueMe yes precisely my point
Jody Jackson frankly, a book on paper is more enjoyable than on a phone, it might just be me, but I like the feeling of having a physical copy rather than a phone one.
Duolingo not just you 😊
@@greyblueme9711 Really? I don't know anyone who does that.
Always great to see people taking the time to repair books as we now live in an era where they are often considered disposable items and thus end up in a recycling plant sadly.
I retired from a public library and set about collecting as many useful books as I could as I’m pretty sure someday our electronic way of life will come to an end. The sun could do it tomorrow.
The ideal kind of ASMR, devoid of any egotism and hyper-sexualization.
lmfao ignore this comment it was 3 years ago and idk why I said it
@@squasherdown They didn't say all ASMR was egotism and hyper-sexualization. Just that the ideal ASMR experience is one without those characteristics. And a lot of ASMR out there seems pretty clearly intended to be sexualized.
Like seriously why does so many asmr channels that appear when you look up have Onlyfans? Damn coomers.
@@juanisaias8308 they don't want to go to work and make more money being naked for ugly ass dudes, once they stop they won't have the momentary gain to even consider doing it but yeah
This entire comment thread is extremely concerning
Your passion for what you do is truly inspiring.
Must add: The manicures and jewelry, Love, love that ASMR icing on the cake.
I enjoyed this channel, I like that it's quite amateur-ish. I couldn't remove all background noise, hope it's still relaxing. By the way, if you'd like more relaxing stuff (including many other Unintentional ASMR recommendations) check out my free weekly Newsletter: findcalm.com/sunday :)
Thank you for the upload, I was just searching for ASMR :)
"Here's a few more for ya, Phyllis!!"
(Wheels in another 500)
😄😄😄
That one squeaky cart in every library 15:18 Y'all know the one. ^_^
AND I learned some stuff about how books are repaired.
Idk why but unintentional Asmr is the best type
I really loved watching the process, but omg do I ever want to send her a better knife, or ideally a rotary cutter.
For me, part of this is her elegant hands, knuckles, fingers, nails and jewellery. Beautiful ❤️
Her hands are so pretty. And so skilled.
That book is grown locally
Yes!
Substance to it.
I use glue that's boiled at home.
Bread was not meant to be triangular
Peak asmr
Imagine if book publishers said we weren't allowed to repair books, like Apple says about their products
@Asbjørn isn't it "boycott"?
@@bartallen6849 i prefer boycut
Buy Andriod
@@Jacno77 haven't owned an iPhone since 2009, what's your point?
Imagine if books were a recent invention. It would be a commercial failure.
The natural ASMR hits all the right spots but I am having too many troubles with the video content because this isn’t the way I was taught to repair this type of book. But there is always more than one way to do something and I am appreciative of the time that went into repairing the book so readers could still enjoy it for years to come.
"...and just rub your bone folder in the gutter..."
My dad told me not to do that
i-
Giggity!
My school librarian had the Best asmr voice with very unique pronunciation of the T. The way she handled the books was also made an amazingly pleasant tap tap sound. At the time I knew nothing about asmr. It wasnt even a thing, but it was probably a formative experience
YES NEW UPLOAD!!! I love this channel!!
This is quite relaxing! Thank you for the tingles, UASMR!
I'm a newcomer into this phenomena.
The tingles I get just after 8:56 are heavenly.
Yay, it’s been so long since I’ve gotten tingles. This did the trick. 👌
I waited for all these videos to one together for a few years, tyvm for doing this
Maybe we would treat books with more care if we saw what went into their repair. 😮
Nice rhyme.
Maybe we should destroy more books so we get more videos of this :)
@@thomasfield8543 lol
We live in a world economy full of cheap, replaceable products meant to be trashed and replaced instead of repaired. And now we treat other people this same way.
@@mattk6719 just watch the video ya damn negative Nate
I love how they start off so surgical like and then commence to hacking and ripping it 😆
There, finished. Only 200 more to go.
Haha yea I was envisioning them wheeling in another 500 at the end 😄😄😄
Sounds like a job I would love actually. I’m down!
I want to work in a library and repair books now.
Well I can’t sleep now, this is too fascinating
Great video it really helps with my ptsd!
Well you weren't lying when you said TONS of triggers
I love this. Now to go watch the same thing about TVs and stopwatches.
I was experiencing asmr when I was a kid and didn't know it was asmr
To me, it was just being relaxed and put to sleep. People looking through their pencil case use to really get me
I would PAY to have a big recliner right next to this repair area. Talk about some of the best napa ever listening to those sounds!
Librarian: I did some healing to the spine
I did some healing of old memories from not being returned on time.
imagine seeing this at 4.00 am because you cannot sleep and keep watching this because it is very nice and by the time the video it is done you can repair all of your books but you cannot sleep..........
the ferment of knowledge
Librarians Gone Wild
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is just good
Ah, the ancient art of bookbinding and book repair. There used to be a boy scout merit badge for it. Crucial, overlooked work. The literacy of civilization dances upon nimble fingers. Kindle is nice, but nothing compares to a bound, printed, aged and unchangeable book. God bless librarians wherever they may be found.
yup this definitely gonna be another favorite
Video very interesting and satisfying 😊💕
Holy shit! When the dude recording the video whispered into the mic it scared the shit outta me!
"Patrons will pull at the top hinge. We have something that'll fix that."
Me: Oh I know! A very thin strip of minuscule spikes lined along the top of the book edge!
Librarian: Easy wings
I laughed at this for a solid minute
I don't keep people locked up in cages in my basement or anything, but you do have nice hands. Fixing books is just a bonus.
YUUHH
OMG get a new sharp blade for the utility knife! Watching her make multiple passes and still have to rip the ends was killing me.
You realize this video was made 20+ years ago. Listen to the mechanical noise from the camera zooming in. Like yelling at a video of a mechanic repairing a car in the 60’s
Her: pure ASMR craftsmanship
Me: tearing all the pages out of order, force feeding thick stacks to the office scanner, jamming the darn thing half way through, saving as PDF in low res, pure ASMR craftsmanshit
She has the most beautiful hands i think I've ever seen
Wow.....Dot matrix printer paper. Haven't seen that since I was in grade school. The good ole days.
Moms’ hands taking care of the world
This is Gold
I love the video man 😍😍😍
This one is fantastic if sound alone is enough to bring the tingles, but I think I'm exclusively anthropomorphic when it comes to ASMR. It's that ethereal connection between my observation and their concentration. Bourgeois inside and out.
Perfect timing
BRB, turning all of my paperbacks into hardcovers
You have a great eye for what lies at the core of ASMR: meticulous productive action. My first rush came at the age of six while watching a girl cut shapes out of construction paper with a pair of scissors.
fantastic! save the books!
If this book would have been a priceless antique book, they would have sent it to the on expert, not the librarian doing it.
Well, most library books are meant to be read, so yeah. I suppose all they really need is for it to hold up to constant use.
that hit the spot
WOW! Who knew Librarianism could be so dangerous! I'm imagining fingers on the floor and visit's to the hospital to have them re-attached 😂😂
i like the part where she repairs the book
Great video ✨🥰
Love it!
The blade they were using really needed to be sharpened or replaced. If you have to use a back and fourth sawing motion to cut paper, it's not sharp anymore. Nice video though.
Most of what they were cutting is cloth, not paper. That being said, you can actually hear someone whisper about needing a sharper blade at one point.
Book binding; *John Wick has entered the chat*.
I had a job doing this in college - trust me, it didn’t give me any hint of ASMR at the time 😆
You don't really get asmr when you are actually doing the task that makes the noise.
That's what they don't tell you in career counseling.... You might enjoy it....
Clicked on this for relaxation, but I think I'm actually going to repair a book right now😂
Printer paper with holes on the edges is the best
Ha ha, 'we call it easy wings' just pulls out a slip of paper. 🤣
Repairing a book is a 9 to 5 job alone 10/10
I thought a bone folder was what happened when she bounces too high and it doesn't go back in.
I felt pain in that area, because of the mentioning of it😂😂😂
Just trying to enjoy some asmr bro...never coming to the comments section again lol
Maybe it's what Papyrus uses when he realizes the Royal Guard is being disbanded and he'll never get to join it so he decides to become a Librarian instead. That goes along with his Bone Calone I guess.
(for those not into gaming, that's an Undertale reference)
anyone else watching not for the asmr but to learn how this is done?
I wish MY bone folder was that nice
May I ask you where you bought your wooden vise?
Very nice hands
Im no librarian but I am fairly certain the repairs would last a little bit longer if they weren’t trying to use smart balance as adhesive.
Interestingly I’ve actually read many of these books.
Ooh I liiiike this
EZ Wings sounds like a tampon feature. God bless.
A stark contrast to watching them restore a painting. Much more heavy handed. Enjoyable all the same, though.
3:48 sounds like someone’s doing a line 😂😂
360p. Hmm... we meet again.
I totally forgot you could repair books😂
You can repair anything if you have the knowledge
@@AshleyAmber here in my garage 😂
She's got real nice hands and nails