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SK SKSKSK Sounds & Soft Whispering ASMR

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Tamara Baer

Tingles within the first minute! Bravo, sir. <3

Min Ah

I don't mean this to sound critical in any way, I'm asking because I'm genuinely curious and wondering if you or any other patrons could enlighten me: why is it that the 'sk' and the 't' sounds are so popular in ASMR videos? Personally, I've never had any reaction to those sounds, despite being 'triggered' by many other types of sounds (almost exclusively binaural or contact-based sounds, but also verbal), and in a way I'm in equal measure a little saddened that I'm apparently missing out on what is apparently one of the more commonly effective triggers and intrigued as to what it is about them that makes them so popular. Is there a particular reason they're effective or different to others?