Vampire ASMR Is a Post-Halloween Treat Thatll Give You Chills – Nerdist

Halloween delights and frights peoples senses with its glowing pumpkins and ghouls, offering all kinds of creepy experiences for anyone looking. This vampire-themed ASMR video from YouTuber asmr zeitgeist, for example, delivers the kind of creepy auditory experience that even the most twisted bloodsuckers could sink their ears into. And it may evenmuch like a good spooky storygive you goosebumps.

Zeitgeist, a German YouTuber whos made countless other ASMR videos, recently posted this vampiric soundscape to his channel. For those unfamiliar, zeitgeist specializes in these kinds of ASMRor autonomous sensory meridian responsevideos combining soothing visuals with sounds. The YouTuber, for example, previously made an extremely sci-fi ASMR featuring gloves, broccoli, and brain-melting tingles. If ASMR on YouTube isnt really your thing, asmr zeitgeist also releases their mind-tingling tracks on Spotify.

Before watching, zeitgeist says people should prepare themselves for fast and raw ASMR triggers for shivers and nice tingles which is, incidentally, exactly the kind of warning Halloween candy should have.

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Zeitgeist generates the sounds using classic vampire and horror-theme props. A knife, fake skull, faux amputated limb, and toy bat all offer themselves as instruments for the macabre orchestra of sounds. (Bonus points to whoever can say toy bat tens time fast without their head exploding.)

As for the best time and place for this grim smattering of sounds, that is, of course, up to you. For some people, it may make for the ideal background track for anoutdoorgathering. For others, it may be a good way to relax while preparing food without garlic in the kitchen. And for a few select Nosferatu out there, this ASMR video should make for a kind of zen meditation album. One you can listen to as you fall into a deep sleep inside of your coffinwhich hopefully has good acoustics.

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