I can rumble my ears and I was shocked to find out recently that not everybody could do this as I just assumed it was a normal thing that anybody could do…
I’m able to do this as well, and up until reading about it around a year ago, thought everyone could do it. I did it to drown out my parents’ arguing as a kid, and still do it to drown out any other unpleasant, loud noises.
This is Absolutely Fascinating. Can people be Trained to do it, and is it harmful to do this on a regular basis? I Hope Everyone had a Great Christmas, and that the New Year will Usher in Good things for the year.
@@viviennejordan215 I can do it for 30 seconds at one time but right after the 30 seconds I can do it for a other 30 seconds after that I can’t really do it anymore for like 10 minutes but no pain whatsoever
@@jmpmp_505 so got this sound when I yawn and close my eyes really tight. Sometimes it doesn’t work I didn’t figured out why. Maybe it’s holding the breath. It only works like a second for me. Do you know if I can train to hold it longer?
@@0x29K well I have been able to do it for as long as I can remember and I’m still only able to do it for a short period of time I think it’s just like flexing your arm you can’t do it for long
@@viviennejordan215 If you clench your fist as hard as you can and place it against your ear, it simulates almost exactly how it sounds for those of us who can do it. It allows me to shoot firearms without needing hearing protection. Only in moderation however. I've been able to do it my entire life and I don't know how I figured it out, but I did.
I use my rumbling for dramatic affect. Such as when I’m angry or am frustrated by someone. Makes my life a bit more cinematic with sound affects that only I can hear
Wow, I've been able to do this for as long as I remember, defo as a kid and defo now. I figured everyone could do it but have never discussed it with anyone. Fascinating!
That was fascinating! I've never heard of ear rumbling or the ability to block out loud sounds like this. Thanks for sharing, Conor! And I hope you have a most merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year!
I didn't realize that not everyone could do this until the internet told me. When I was a small child and discovered I could do it I remember asking other people if they could hear the rumbling in my ear outside of my head.
Yeah I can do it to. Just found out about it being a muscle. I assumed I was the only one that could do it. I asked my family if they could but they can't. So I figured I was a weirdo lol
Amazing. I've never been able to move an eardrum. I was able to concentrate so that I did not hear parents or teachers or other annoying noises, but not by flexing an eardrum. How wonderful to have such a talent!
Hi, how do You know if it is, or isn't flexing. Have You had an Audiologist or ENT confirm it either way? Maybe more people can do this, but aren't Aware of it.
This is All fascinating, a lot of people on here saying they can do it. What else can the human body do, that we aren't aware of, this needs to be investigated, it opens up a whole new world of wonder!
That was so interesting my hubby watched as well! So cool to see someone able to flex an "involuntary" muscle. Well done and thank you BOTH for sharing!
I can move my ears without touching them. Can Mr Middleton do THAT? 🤣😂 Fascinating video. I've never heard of ear rumbling, much less doing so at will. Merry Christmas, Connor!
I think my husband and I were talking about recessive traits and moving ears and he was like "apparently some people can make a rumbling sound in their ears" and I, having assumed it was normal and just no one talked about what they can make themselves hear, was like "that's recessive?"
Absolutely fascinating! Great vid and thank your guest for sharing his story! Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year to you Connor! God bless you! Your show is the best because you are a gem!
I’ve been able to do this as long as I can remember. However, I didn’t know exactly what muscle was flexing. I always thought it had something to do with my Eustachian tubes. And I only recently learned this was called rumbling. The more you know!
Hey! I can do this too! I can do it when I tense my tongue and move it from side to side. Can also flare my nostrils and make my eyes move in different directions independently of themselves. I'm a freak!!!
How many of us reading this, are trying to do these things lol! Hopefully Not try to do them all 2gthr, people around might think we're having a seizure!
I can do this too. Just assumed everyone could…? I didn’t realize it blocked out loud sounds. I just did it for fun once in a while cause it felt a bit weird.
Pretty sure the the ear thing is cuz some pll can contract their tensor tympani,(which is a small muscle located above the auditory tube) and doing it causes the low, thunder-like rumbling in ur ears, some can do it on command, others cant
Glad to find this, I'm one of those people who can voluntarily control my tensor tympani. In addition to being able to block out loud sounds -- very useful at NY subway stations -- it also enables me to unclog my ears when I get sick or go through altitude changes. The clicking noise I can make is also fun for freaking people out. When I told my GP I can do this she looked at me suspiciously.... she'd apparently never heard of this ability. So she put her stethoscope against my ear and I told her she didn't need to do that, she could hear it just by standing close. When I clicked she said "Wow that is so weird!"
@@bethanienaylor ah a fellow clicker! It seems that some people can rumble but not also click, if I read the comments correctly. Anyway, nice to find a fellow mutant ha ha. I find it so useful I wonder why it faded away for most people.
I get this weird thumping, muscle spasm like feeling in my ear sometimes after I yawn. It's only recently just started happening in the past couple years
I'm just learning all kinds of interesting things about the ears. TY so much Connor I truly appreciate everything you've shown & told us. Great job my friend again! Love from a USA waxaholic😉👍💕 God bless 👑🙏🏼🕊💞💞
That was very cool. I don't know about across the pond, but here in the U.S. we would call that a 'stupid human trick'. That is a compliment! The weirder, the better!
Very cool to see that Connor!! Wishing you, your family and all your subscribers a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!! From Ontario, Canada, Jenn. 💖 💖 🇨🇦 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟
I can do that, I never knew it was called rumbling! I just knew I could lessen the loudness of a noise when I “flex” that muscle! I can also “wiggle” my ears 😂😂
When I was a kid, I wanted to try wiggling my ears to see if I could do it, and ended up rumbling instead. I was disappointed to find that I couldn’t wiggle my ears.🙃
i can do this too.. just sounds like low bass rumbling noise. the best example of the sound i can describe this is from the movie Star Wars. In the scene where Vader force-chokes a man and says the line "I find your lack of faith, disturbing." you can hear the rumbling sound before and after he said this line. When Grand Mof Tarkin tells him to stop choking him, the rumbling sound stops. A lot of people don't pick up on this sound in older versions of the movie. The more recent version of this movie from the 90s has this rumble sound amped up more than it used to be.
Like many of you, I can do this too! I didn’t realize not everyone can do this. I do it when I walk by something really loud and I want to drown it out lol. It feels like it protects my ears somehow.
I remember starting doing that as a kid when road travelling. I would get my hearing blocked when the car is climbing a steep hill or changing altitude somehow, started doing that to clear it out. Still have full control over it.
I'm still not sure what he's doing physically to make that happen... When I wiggle my ears I get a full roar sound in waves, I can make a crackling sound in my ears without chewing or swallowing, and I can make the opening to my eustachian tubes (the opening in my ear) tickle or itch just by barely moving my tongue, which comes from a lifetime of using tongue movement to scratch the itching happening in my eustachian tubes caused by my dairy allergy. That's a move I learned from my mom as a kid because she has a dairy allergy as well, and watching her get relief from the itching . Get allergy stayed at the itching, mine progressed into sinus inflammation, mild breathing impairment from airway constriction, and severe migraine. So... Anyway... I just wonder what he's doing to make the "rumbling" .
I can do this too! I’ve been able to ever since I was a kid. Funny story, I was taking a family photo and dident feel good. Ended up puking in a bush. When I got home, I could just do this and idk why
Oh my God! I'm not the only one! When I was a toddler I noticed that 2 kinds of sounds were made when I would yawn. Over time I was able to control both kinds in each ear (although not independently) without yawning. The first was a kind of popping sound that played some part in equalizing pressure when I would dive underwater. I can best describe it as opening and closing a sticky canal. The second was the rumbling which sounds like distant thunder. When I do this it feels like a muscle spasm in my ear.
Another interesting video. Can I ask you something,if it is not to rude. I know you have free health care. I think Dr office like your are not covered, under that plan. In the United States. If you have insurance and the Dr office is not part of your plan. You have to pay extra. Does the patient have to pay out of pocket. For your service?
@@DurhamHearingSpecialists Thanks for letting me know 😊. I always wonder about other places, and how they do things. One more thing,if I could. Is it a long wait,if you are sick or need a regular check up.
My parents always told me I was great on planes since I was a toddler, and I know now it’s because I’ve been able to rumble my ears on command which helps a lot during altitude changes. I also discovered that if you tense the muscle and breath in without releasing, the muscle holds and you can block out loud sounds for an extended period of time without needing to flex the muscle. It’s great for passing trains or construction work
@sunnyshinecreation It masks the sound. It requires quite some focus to do as well, so it not only masks the noise, it diverts your focus away from the noise. In my case though, it will feel slightly awkward or misarranged inside when I do the maneuver he just said, so it is a little scary.
I thought everyone could do this until like a year ago this is so cool to actually see it in real time. When I do it, I hear the rumbling sound as well as feel a tingle/vibration in my ears. It's very loud in the left and barely there in the right. Im not sure why
Dr I have my son 5 years old and I have many videos of that happening involuntarily and it NEVER stops. Should I be concerned?? He suffers from a lot of ear infections. I’ll be happy to share my videos for education purposes too
So cool to find out I'm a bit unique in this way! As someone who often daydreams, I've always used this "ear rumble" to fantasize about explosions or earthquakes. It also sounds like the T-rex's foot steps from Jurassic Park! 😂
I can do it too by scratching the top of my head, my cheeks and moving my finger around my eye. Some of my co-workers years ago knew this and this one girl with long nails would sneak up behind me and scratch my cheeks and run her fingers through my hair.
All of these people that have the crazy ability to move muscles most people didn’t even know existed is amazing. Imagine if there was a way to “unlock” the ability to use the muscles. Like does it just take practicing? Or are you born with the ability to use the muscles?
As a kid, I learned how to do it and I mainly used it when walking to places and roar when I take a step like I was a giant with huge weight walking vast distances.
My ear does this on its own too. Ear doctors, plural, stated something about stapedius muscle and there is nothing to do. But I believe it’s this instead. Any suggestions ?
sorry for the mostly unrelated question, but could i safely use olive oil in my ears to get rid of wax? thank you for educating us on our ears lol and happy holidays!
I'm not a specialist, but I've seen olive oil used in many videos for earwax removal, including videos from this channel. I've used it a few times in the past. I warmed the oil up just slightly in the microwave (test the temp before putting it in your ear), which felt very nice and seemed to help with the wax removal.
My mother and I can do this! I also did it to protect from loud sounds but she also taught me to do it while swimming to help purge water! It’s a fun thing to talk about 😊
I can make like beats and kinda listen to "songs" inside my head. I seriously thought everyone could do that. It would be so cool to see whats happening in my ears!
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I can rumble my ears and I was shocked to find out recently that not everybody could do this as I just assumed it was a normal thing that anybody could do…
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i suddenly feel SO COOL that i can do it
Same!!
Same here
i assumed i was the only one that could do it 😅
I’m able to do this as well, and up until reading about it around a year ago, thought everyone could do it. I did it to drown out my parents’ arguing as a kid, and still do it to drown out any other unpleasant, loud noises.
This is Absolutely Fascinating. Can people be Trained to do it, and is it harmful to do this on a regular basis? I Hope Everyone had a Great Christmas, and that the New Year will Usher in Good things for the year.
@@viviennejordan215 I can do it for 30 seconds at one time but right after the 30 seconds I can do it for a other 30 seconds after that I can’t really do it anymore for like 10 minutes but no pain whatsoever
@@jmpmp_505 so got this sound when I yawn and close my eyes really tight. Sometimes it doesn’t work I didn’t figured out why. Maybe it’s holding the breath. It only works like a second for me. Do you know if I can train to hold it longer?
@@0x29K well I have been able to do it for as long as I can remember and I’m still only able to do it for a short period of time I think it’s just like flexing your arm you can’t do it for long
@@viviennejordan215 If you clench your fist as hard as you can and place it against your ear, it simulates almost exactly how it sounds for those of us who can do it. It allows me to shoot firearms without needing hearing protection. Only in moderation however. I've been able to do it my entire life and I don't know how I figured it out, but I did.
I use my rumbling for dramatic affect. Such as when I’m angry or am frustrated by someone. Makes my life a bit more cinematic with sound affects that only I can hear
Yes !
Or like a heartbeat xD
Wait I do that LOL
I like to do the rumbling as a way to kinda hum songs without anyone else hearing it.
So do I. It’s like internally balling up a fist
Wow, I've been able to do this for as long as I remember, defo as a kid and defo now. I figured everyone could do it but have never discussed it with anyone. Fascinating!
I thought being able to do this was completely normal! Hadn't heard of ear rumbling until now.
That was fascinating! I've never heard of ear rumbling or the ability to block out loud sounds like this. Thanks for sharing, Conor! And I hope you have a most merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year!
Looks like a noise canceling ear 🙂
I do that when I'm in party
HOLY COW! That is what I've been doing all these years! I need to check this out with my audiologist!! I thought I was just weird!
I didn't realize that not everyone could do this until the internet told me. When I was a small child and discovered I could do it I remember asking other people if they could hear the rumbling in my ear outside of my head.
I'm Sorry Sarah, but that made me laugh. We All need to be Taught How to do this!
Oh! I can do this in both ears. I thought it was normal and something everyone could do. Learn something new everyday!!
Yeah I can do it to. Just found out about it being a muscle. I assumed I was the only one that could do it. I asked my family if they could but they can't. So I figured I was a weirdo lol
Amazing. I've never been able to move an eardrum. I was able to concentrate so that I did not hear parents or teachers or other annoying noises, but not by flexing an eardrum. How wonderful to have such a talent!
Hi, how do You know if it is, or isn't flexing. Have You had an Audiologist or ENT confirm it either way? Maybe more people can do this, but aren't Aware of it.
@@viviennejordan215 Good point.
This is All fascinating, a lot of people on here saying they can do it. What else can the human body do, that we aren't aware of, this needs to be investigated, it opens up a whole new world of wonder!
Really interesting, and so kind of the gentleman to allow you to film it.
That's pretty awesome! Thank you Conor and Mr. Middleton for sharing that neat ability with us!
That was so interesting my hubby watched as well! So cool to see someone able to flex an "involuntary" muscle. Well done and thank you BOTH for sharing!
That ear is perfection! ~ Chandler Bing. LOL I learn so much on this channel! Thanks for sharing Conor and Happy Holidays 😊
Thanks Ophelia, happy holidays
I can move my ears without touching them. Can Mr Middleton do THAT? 🤣😂 Fascinating video. I've never heard of ear rumbling, much less doing so at will. Merry Christmas, Connor!
Good to see you young man. Wishing you A Merry Christmas and a Very Blessed New Year 🙏🕊💜🕊
Thankyou Gail, merry Christmas
I love your videos mate starting watching them coz they were fun to watch but ending up learning alot, thanks 😊
Glad to hear it, thankyou
shout out to everyone who used to do this when their parents were arguing 😂
I think my husband and I were talking about recessive traits and moving ears and he was like "apparently some people can make a rumbling sound in their ears" and I, having assumed it was normal and just no one talked about what they can make themselves hear, was like "that's recessive?"
I am an ear rumbler also! I figured it out when I was a kid. I would do it when my mother would yell at me!
First time seeing a new upload I binge watched all your videos last week 😴
I can do this too like a lot of people on here I thought everyone could do it but to fascinating to see what my ears do rather than just feel it.
How absolutely fascinating!! I’ve never even heard of this. Thank you Connor ♥️👍
Hope you have a safe and blessed Christmas,Connor!
How about teaching for a moment. What causes cholesteatoma and how is it treated? Does it ever heal? Thanks!
I had no idea there was a name for this. I do this a lot in both ears, it makes a clicking sound, and when my ear canal is itchy it feels really good.
Absolutely fascinating! Great vid and thank your guest for sharing his story! Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year to you Connor! God bless you! Your show is the best because you are a gem!
Wow, I can do that too! I never knew it had a name though. I can do it whenever I want.
I’ve been able to do this as long as I can remember. However, I didn’t know exactly what muscle was flexing. I always thought it had something to do with my Eustachian tubes. And I only recently learned this was called rumbling. The more you know!
Hey! I can do this too! I can do it when I tense my tongue and move it from side to side. Can also flare my nostrils and make my eyes move in different directions independently of themselves. I'm a freak!!!
How many of us reading this, are trying to do these things lol! Hopefully Not try to do them all 2gthr, people around might think we're having a seizure!
@@viviennejordan215 brilliant comment!!!!!
I can do this too.
Might have something to do with having painful ear infections. And/or having a balloon pop next to them once.
I can do this too. Just assumed everyone could…? I didn’t realize it blocked out loud sounds. I just did it for fun once in a while cause it felt a bit weird.
Pretty sure the the ear thing is cuz some pll can contract their tensor tympani,(which is a small muscle located above the auditory tube) and doing it causes the low, thunder-like rumbling in ur ears, some can do it on command, others cant
The stone walls are so cool. I hope you are getting some climbing practice in. Happy Holidays, Connor.
Thanks Linda, merry Christmas
Thank you for the great video as always!! I have always had this and couldn’t find much about it when looking it up! Thank you!
What a cool office!!
Thanks!
That's fascinating, thanks for showing us that.Wishing you a Happy Christmas 🎄
Glad to find this, I'm one of those people who can voluntarily control my tensor tympani. In addition to being able to block out loud sounds -- very useful at NY subway stations -- it also enables me to unclog my ears when I get sick or go through altitude changes. The clicking noise I can make is also fun for freaking people out. When I told my GP I can do this she looked at me suspiciously.... she'd apparently never heard of this ability. So she put her stethoscope against my ear and I told her she didn't need to do that, she could hear it just by standing close. When I clicked she said "Wow that is so weird!"
Yes! I can do this too!
@@bethanienaylor ah a fellow clicker! It seems that some people can rumble but not also click, if I read the comments correctly. Anyway, nice to find a fellow mutant ha ha. I find it so useful I wonder why it faded away for most people.
@@tinetannies4637 yes and the sound grosses my best friend out
@@tinetannies4637 I used to click and hold and my voice would sound so much louder from inside my head
@@bethanienaylor ha ha same here, the sound freaks people when I do it!
I get this weird thumping, muscle spasm like feeling in my ear sometimes after I yawn. It's only recently just started happening in the past couple years
Has it caused u any problems or anything? Do u still get it
I'm just learning all kinds of interesting things about the ears. TY so much Connor I truly appreciate everything you've shown & told us. Great job my friend again! Love from a USA waxaholic😉👍💕 God bless 👑🙏🏼🕊💞💞
Super AWESOME. Merry Christmas and happy new year
That was very cool. I don't know about across the pond, but here in the U.S. we would call that a 'stupid human trick'. That is a compliment! The weirder, the better!
Very cool to see that Connor!! Wishing you, your family and all your subscribers a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!! From Ontario, Canada, Jenn. 💖 💖 🇨🇦 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟
Interesting.. all the best Connor, to you and enjoys. enjoy whatever festivities you follow and keep taking care xxx
Awesome footage, Conner!!!! Thank you once again!!!!!!👍🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️
That’s one clean-ass ear.
I can do that, I never knew it was called rumbling! I just knew I could lessen the loudness of a noise when I “flex” that muscle! I can also “wiggle” my ears 😂😂
When I was a kid, I wanted to try wiggling my ears to see if I could do it, and ended up rumbling instead. I was disappointed to find that I couldn’t wiggle my ears.🙃
Kimberley, lol!
i can do this too.. just sounds like low bass rumbling noise. the best example of the sound i can describe this is from the movie Star Wars. In the scene where Vader force-chokes a man and says the line "I find your lack of faith, disturbing." you can hear the rumbling sound before and after he said this line. When Grand Mof Tarkin tells him to stop choking him, the rumbling sound stops. A lot of people don't pick up on this sound in older versions of the movie. The more recent version of this movie from the 90s has this rumble sound amped up more than it used to be.
Like many of you, I can do this too! I didn’t realize not everyone can do this. I do it when I walk by something really loud and I want to drown it out lol. It feels like it protects my ears somehow.
Sometimes mine does that. It's like whatever I hear, my eardrum reacts to it! Thumps in time with the noise!
By ear rumbling do you mean a low rumble that I can hear when I close my eyes tightly? I’ve always wondered what that was.
Yes! Can you make the noise happen without tightly closing your eyes?
@@shirleylove4124 When I press on the tragus. And sometimes when I move my head a certain way.
How many people are pressing on the Tragus, when the other things didn't work, lol! Can hear a rumble with a big yawn!
I remember starting doing that as a kid when road travelling. I would get my hearing blocked when the car is climbing a steep hill or changing altitude somehow, started doing that to clear it out. Still have full control over it.
Hope you and your family A very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.You do great videos and work also.
Thankyou Jan, have a merry Christmas
I'm still not sure what he's doing physically to make that happen... When I wiggle my ears I get a full roar sound in waves, I can make a crackling sound in my ears without chewing or swallowing, and I can make the opening to my eustachian tubes (the opening in my ear) tickle or itch just by barely moving my tongue, which comes from a lifetime of using tongue movement to scratch the itching happening in my eustachian tubes caused by my dairy allergy. That's a move I learned from my mom as a kid because she has a dairy allergy as well, and watching her get relief from the itching . Get allergy stayed at the itching, mine progressed into sinus inflammation, mild breathing impairment from airway constriction, and severe migraine. So... Anyway... I just wonder what he's doing to make the "rumbling" .
That is amazing and really cool!
I can do this too! I’ve been able to ever since I was a kid. Funny story, I was taking a family photo and dident feel good. Ended up puking in a bush. When I got home, I could just do this and idk why
Oh my God! I'm not the only one! When I was a toddler I noticed that 2 kinds of sounds were made when I would yawn. Over time I was able to control both kinds in each ear (although not independently) without yawning. The first was a kind of popping sound that played some part in equalizing pressure when I would dive underwater. I can best describe it as opening and closing a sticky canal. The second was the rumbling which sounds like distant thunder. When I do this it feels like a muscle spasm in my ear.
Been able to do it my whole life. Never thought twice about it
Is your practice in the dungeon of a castle??
I think it's next door to the castle, would love to visit it.
Thank you! I've always wondered how I was doing this and if anyone else was able to.
I don't know when I will see you. So have a happy new year . Be safe out there.
Really interesting, and what an attractive-office!1
That was awesome. Thank you!
Another interesting video. Can I ask you something,if it is not to rude. I know you have free health care. I think Dr office like your are not covered, under that plan. In the United States. If you have insurance and the Dr office is not part of your plan. You have to pay extra. Does the patient have to pay out of pocket. For your service?
Hi Mava, yes everyone has to pay out of there own pocket. In the UK we have the NHS which does offer ear services, but wait times are very long
@@DurhamHearingSpecialists Thanks for letting me know 😊. I always wonder about other places, and how they do things. One more thing,if I could. Is it a long wait,if you are sick or need a regular check up.
British’s got talent : I can move my ear drum
My parents always told me I was great on planes since I was a toddler, and I know now it’s because I’ve been able to rumble my ears on command which helps a lot during altitude changes. I also discovered that if you tense the muscle and breath in without releasing, the muscle holds and you can block out loud sounds for an extended period of time without needing to flex the muscle. It’s great for passing trains or construction work
That is amazing you can do that. Does it only mask the sounds or does it temporarily numb your hearing to external noises?
@sunnyshinecreation It masks the sound. It requires quite some focus to do as well, so it not only masks the noise, it diverts your focus away from the noise.
In my case though, it will feel slightly awkward or misarranged inside when I do the maneuver he just said, so it is a little scary.
I also thought everyone could do this. I have a disorder of the parasympathetic nervous system. Do you know if this guys does also?
But what benefit is this skill? What can we do with this? Also can you damage your ears if you flex that muscle really hard?
Very interesting. Thanks.
I thought everyone could do this until like a year ago this is so cool to actually see it in real time. When I do it, I hear the rumbling sound as well as feel a tingle/vibration in my ears. It's very loud in the left and barely there in the right. Im not sure why
My ear only rumbles when I yawn. I guess I’m boringly normal 😂
Same, don't notice it I suppose when there is noise around.
Dr I have my son 5 years old and I have many videos of that happening involuntarily and it NEVER stops. Should I be concerned?? He suffers from a lot of ear infections. I’ll be happy to share my videos for education purposes too
Very interesting to actually see the eardrum flexing. But also disappointing that there was no wax and dead skin to be removed. 😂🤣
Maybe Connor had already cleaned there, so we could See it Clearly, lol.
That has got to ve the strangest thing I have seen never heard of ear rumbling before
Merry Christmas!! This was super interesting thank you Conor!
Thankyou Exquisite, merry Christmas
Merry Christmas
I Hope You had a Good one, Happy New Year to You!
Simply amazing!
Very interesting!
Merry Christmas to all! 🌲
Thank You, Leona, I Hope You had a Lovely time, and Happy New Year to You!
So cool to find out I'm a bit unique in this way! As someone who often daydreams, I've always used this "ear rumble" to fantasize about explosions or earthquakes. It also sounds like the T-rex's foot steps from Jurassic Park! 😂
Incredible.
Very interisting,merry Christmas to all😁👍
Merry Christmas Jurgentaur!
Thank You, and I HopeYou had a Great one, Happy New Year to You!
Great video, You Always bring us something New and Fresh, Very Interesting, Thank You! Hope You Enjoyed Your Christmas Connor, Happy New Year to You!
Can we just talk about how perfectly clean his ear is 😳
Maybe Connor had just finished cleaning them, lol. Yes, I thought the same.
I can do it too by scratching the top of my head, my cheeks and moving my finger around my eye. Some of my co-workers years ago knew this and this one girl with long nails would sneak up behind me and scratch my cheeks and run her fingers through my hair.
Didn’t know this was uncommon until recently. I’m able to do it and even control the “volume” of the rumble.
Wow, you actually filmed it!
All of these people that have the crazy ability to move muscles most people didn’t even know existed is amazing. Imagine if there was a way to “unlock” the ability to use the muscles. Like does it just take practicing? Or are you born with the ability to use the muscles?
I would say a lot of it is Random. A big loud yawn or such, and it could happen.
You are born with it or not kinda deal
Everyone can do it but to do it on command is all DNA
those tiny contractions are creating the constant rumble noise? i was expecting be more rapid like a vibration
As a kid, I learned how to do it and I mainly used it when walking to places and roar when I take a step like I was a giant with huge weight walking vast distances.
My ear does this on its own too. Ear doctors, plural, stated something about stapedius muscle and there is nothing to do. But I believe it’s this instead. Any suggestions ?
I’m glad I’m not crazy, I’ve tried describing what ear rumbling and clicking is and no one else understood. At least the people I spoke to😭
I've known how to do this since I was a kid!! I used it to block out loud sounds, like alarms or vacuums, and I always thought everyone could do it.
sorry for the mostly unrelated question, but could i safely use olive oil in my ears to get rid of wax? thank you for educating us on our ears lol and happy holidays!
I'm not a specialist, but I've seen olive oil used in many videos for earwax removal, including videos from this channel. I've used it a few times in the past. I warmed the oil up just slightly in the microwave (test the temp before putting it in your ear), which felt very nice and seemed to help with the wax removal.
I can do this!! I never knew what it was called! Wow, always used it during loud sound when I was a kid.
Good
Is it dangerous to rumble your ears when you have a perforated eardrum ? (does the hole gets bigger for example)
I wouldn't say it helps
That was very fascinating, Conor! I hope you're doing well. Merry Christmas and a very happy new year!
Thankyou Harshita, have a happy Christmas
Wow! Many thanks 🥰
My mother and I can do this! I also did it to protect from loud sounds but she also taught me to do it while swimming to help purge water! It’s a fun thing to talk about 😊
Yeah I can do it to. That's awsome😅
I can make like beats and kinda listen to "songs" inside my head. I seriously thought everyone could do that.
It would be so cool to see whats happening in my ears!
I can do this!!