ASMR Window Tapping

Hiiiyyaa!

This was a video request from a lovely tweeter! It's taken me about a month to finally do it since it's harder than it looks :p But I finally decided that hanging a picture frame would work best. However rendering the video took forever. The vibrations in the glass are so complex that when I try to save it, it lowers the quality and sounds really bad. But I think this is as good as it gets.

Hope you enjoy, just a silly neighbor tapping on your window. Nothing weird, promise;p
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What is ASMR?

To me ASMR is an art form, just as a movie can put you in a different state of mind, so can ASMR. The difference being, movies achieve this state of mind as a byproduct, while ASMR strives to find those bits and amplify them. Over the years ASMR has greatly evolved from a simple tingle to a full body and mind experience. With an infinite amount of genres designed to help you, most popularly it can be used for relaxation, focus, motivation, stress and anxiety relief.

As the asmr community rapidly grows so does it's understanding. No longer is asmr a guilty pleasure but rather a scientifically studied and proven method of relaxation as a branch of meditation. As a follower of ASMR you know just how beneficial it can be first hand, and if you are new, I greatly encourage you to step into this new world with and open mind... just be sure you're ready for it to be blown.

For more information, check out the official wiki page:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_sensory_meridian_response