♡TimeStamps♡ ☆ Hello/Introduction with some questions/whispering + writing sounds and hand movements 0:01-1:15 ☆ Focus on the words, triggers with the OK earrings + face writing and whispering 1:16-2:05 ☆ What colors are the pipe cleaners? Camera triggers with them + whispering/pick your favorite color 2:06-4:05 ☆ Blink, Clicker triggers, blink with the clicks + upclose triggers and whispering 4:06-4:50 ☆ Sensory test, writing words on our face + which ear is it now and light blowing 4:51-6:25 ☆ Triggers with the hair clip, clipping out hair back + Upclose camera triggers and whispering 6:26-7:39 ☆ Keep focusing on her hands, upclose hand movements + Pluck Pluck and light whispering 7:40-10:27 ☆ Writing on camera and book triggers, tracing book +tracing the words on our face and asking questions Book #1 10:28-16:07 ☆ Tracing Book #2 and writing the words on your face + Whispering and mouthsounds 16:08-18:37 ☆ Let me get that out of your eye, blink for me + uplcose camera triggers and mouth sounds 18:38-24:00 ☆ Focus. Upclose camera triggers and tapping + whispering and ending triggers. 24:01-End
One think I love about eda is she repeats the same thing over and over again instead of doing it once or twice and moving on. She does the same thing for a chunk of time and moves on to something even more tingly. Like the repetition of "Which ear is it now?" And "okay" just send shivers down my spineeee
I was diagnosed with ADHD when I was 10, now I’m 19 years old. Sometimes it’s a blessing and a curse. Your video was very relaxing, you pull off neon green :)
I get this. I was diagnosed at the age of 15 and it messed with me for a bit since I thought people would look at me differently because of it. I’m 20 now and thankfully that mindset is gone, just because we have a learning disability it doesn’t make us dumb. Wishing you the best, everyone!!
The blinking part was really smart for eda to do because (and this is how you can go to sleep faster) repetitive blinking causes the eyes to become tired quickly and not be able to support the lid of the eye, therefore causing you to close your eyes and fall asleep. Great work eda! You delivered a spectacular video as always. *sigh* Guys we need to talk. I really need you to just- STOP BULLYING MY NOTIFICATIONS >:[
I used to have trouble sleeping ever since I was a kid. I used to have really bad night terrors and sleep paralysis. I was so scared to go to sleep it was that bad. Ever since I’ve came across your videos I’ve never slept better. You put me to sleep and i stay asleep. I haven’t had sleep paralysis or nightmares in over 4 months. You calm my anxiety. Thank you so much Eda. You have helped me tremendously. More than you know.
i never comment on videos but i just had to tell you your versatility is absolutely insane. the mouth sounds, your whispering tone, the HAND MOVEMENTS?! unmatched asmr skill!!
I have ADHD, and this is sort of similar to the test I was given. I really like the attention span portion. Probably the more realistic/ sort of accurate testing then most ADHD simulation tests. Amazing job, love your videos
time stamps for ya'll Hello/Introduction with some questions/whispering + writing sounds and hand movements 0:01 Focus on the words, triggers with the OK earrings + face writing and whispering 1:16 What colors are the pipe cleaners? Camera triggers with them + whispering/pick your favorite color 2:06 Blink, Clicker triggers, blink with the clicks + upclose triggers and whispering 4:06 Sensory test, writing words on our face + which ear is it now and light blowing 4:51 Triggers with the hair clip, clipping out hair back + Upclose camera triggers and whispering 6:26 Keep focusing on her hands, upclose hand movements + Pluck Pluck and light whispering 7:40 Writing on camera and book triggers, tracing book +tracing the words on our face and asking questions Book #1 10:28 Tracing Book #2 and writing the words on your face + Whispering and mouthsounds 16:08 Let me get that out of your eye, blink for me + uplcose camera triggers and mouth sounds 18:38 End 24:01 ♡☆ ♡☆♡☆♡☆♡☆♡☆♡☆♡☆♡☆♡☆♡☆♡☆♡☆♡☆♡☆♡☆♡☆♡☆♡☆♡☆
Last year I underwent testing for ADHD, it was hours and hours of brainteasers essentially, mixed with like Meyers Briggs-esque questionnaires. It was mentally exhausting, this was soooo much more enjoyable!
Can I humbly request a tracing video? Where you trace books and labels of things the whole video? You tracing the books in the video was sooooo tingly! Especially the raised letters omg
Eda slapping us in the face with pipe cleaners "Are you feeling it now Mr Crabs?!" 😂😆 Lol. Just makes me think of that SpongeBob moment ha!😆 Awesome ASMR as always, thanks for the tingles 💕
As a person who actually has diagnosed ADHD, this is somewhat close to the real thing. Of course this is wayy more relaxing! But none the less it's a really good video!!
hi! i just wanted to let you know, if your going through a hard time, just know it does get better, and if you ever think that nobody's supports you in life, just know that I do! I hope you the best!
I have to tell you- I had to watch this 4 different times to finish watching the complete segment! That Q-tip part would get me every time!! Thank you so much Queen!! Perfect!!
Thanks for making all these videos !! You have no idea how much they have helped me when I’m extremely anxious. I hope I can help people like you one day 🥰
I listen to asmr a LOT and oh my goodness l haven’t felt full body tingles in a while, when she did the air blowing l stg that was some emasculate tingles (also l love your videos so much your presence is just so raw and relaxing!) 🥰❤️
Incredible video Eda! Seeing as you always seem to do some kind of research prior to making diverse ASMR, I would love if you could make a “comforting you during an autistic meltdown”, it’s so hard to find autistic inclusive content focused on adults. Everything usually ends up infantilizing us, treating us like kids when reflecting an already vulnerable moment. The video could include things like hair play and skin scratching (after asking permission to touch, because it can be a bad sensory trigger during meltdown), crinkling mint wrappers or essential oil bottle tapping (harsh sensations like mint and strong smell can force your body/nerves to reset), playing with some kind of fidget, giving the person headphones, and other forms of stimming (snapping, nail tapping, arm flapping,etc). I’d say the biggest thing is too avoid loud and sharp noises that can worsen a meltdown. It would mean the world to me, and likely many other autistic fans
Hi Hannah! Just wondering why you would opt for “autistic person” rather than “person with autism”? I thought the second option was to state that you are a person independent of disability therefore making it “better” to use. Just wondering, no hate or anything I’m just genuinely curious. 🙂
@@esmiram5375 Hi, I appreciate the openness and willingness to learn. A lot of people think this way. First, the vast majority of autistic people prefer identity-first language. Now, if an individual tells you that they prefer “person with autism,” call them that! But most people in our community prefer autistic person. That’s because of two things 1) autism is a neurotype that we can never be separated from, we will always be disabled and that’s not always a bad thing; 2) you wouldn’t say “person who is blonde” or “person who is short”, autistic and disabled are just adjectives! There is no harm in using them that way. Finally, the concept of person-first language was designed to make allistic (non-autistic) people comfortable; most of them cannot see us as more than our disability without reaffirming that in the language they use. “Person with autism” is easier to think about because otherwise they might realize that autistic people are not a monolith (and autism is not something that can be cured); we are not all your friend’s train-loving, nonverbal son (although it’s fine if you are). We have our own voices and opinions, even if they aren’t communicated verbally! Allistic people generally don’t want to listen to us; so they infantilize us, they treat us as a burden, and they pray for a cure that physically can never happen. I hope this is at least semi-coherent lol! And if you’re interested in more information I highly suggest looking into autistic creators on tiktok and Instagram, like chloeshayden and reberrabon_bon.
@@hannahperriman9133 interesting. In my education degree we were very specifically trained to use "person first language". We were taught this in the philosophy that you acknowledge they are a person and not just their challenge. The idea was that "person with autism" puts the focus on them being a person whereas "autistic person" gives emphasis to the challenge. I believe this is widely the 'new-ish' philosophy being taught to future educators. Im down to do w/e each individual wants me to. I don't have autism, so who am I to decide? Lol but I found your contrasting opinion interesting to read! I hadn't noticed the lack of autism representation in asmr but your suggestions sound like they'd make a killer video! 🎉
it is often difficult for me to fall asleep, I started watching asmr 3 years ago, at first it helped a lot, but now everything has become a little worse than usual, I lie in bed for a long time without any motivation to sleep, I started looking for other asmr channels, and came across many other channels, as well as yours. I like the sound quality and in general the videos you shoot, lately I have become much better watching your videos, so I'm very thankful for you ❤️ The fun thing is that when i open TH-cam first video on what i click is yours😅 (even if i wanted to check on some music) So thank you very much for your videos ☺️❤️
Your videos always make me feel so calm and comfortable! I have IBS, and whenever I have pain, I watch your videos and I feel better. Thanks for making these great vids!❤️
The only thing that still give me very strong chills is spraying water with a bottle spray (not like deodorant but more like perfume, with a short "pschit"). So could you make a video like "that girl with bottle spray refreshes you during hot weather" or something like that pls ? 😁
V is for valor, your strength. E is for expert, in your chosen career E is for electric, a sparkling trait! D is for diamond, the brilliance you shine. E is for expressive, not one to hold within. L is for love, your love of life!
Thanks for the new personal attention vid to start the week, Eda! The girl with the iconic long green nails is back to help us sleep and relax with a sensory test!😴💚
I swear I always fall asleep to your videos, I think I e only finished one video of yours without having to go back and start off from what I remember 😂
I love your channel it's perfect to relax and take anything off my mind. An idea for a video could be doing a palm reading or something like that. It would be amazing.
I really liked the part where you softly blew in the mic! It just gave me so many tingles! I was hoping you could include this in some future videos! (Only if you want to, of course) ❤
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I love the way she says "okay" something about her pronunciation is just so satisfying 😩
I tingled just reading this comment and imagining her saying it while the ads were playing 😂
@@missmeliss.831 SAME
Full video of “okay” and “okay let me check” etc!!!
Samee was literally abt to comment that until I saw this lol
I completely agree
♡TimeStamps♡
☆ Hello/Introduction with some questions/whispering + writing sounds and hand movements 0:01-1:15
☆ Focus on the words, triggers with the OK earrings + face writing and whispering 1:16-2:05
☆ What colors are the pipe cleaners? Camera triggers with them + whispering/pick your favorite color 2:06-4:05
☆ Blink, Clicker triggers, blink with the clicks + upclose triggers and whispering 4:06-4:50
☆ Sensory test, writing words on our face + which ear is it now and light blowing 4:51-6:25
☆ Triggers with the hair clip, clipping out hair back + Upclose camera triggers and whispering 6:26-7:39
☆ Keep focusing on her hands, upclose hand movements + Pluck Pluck and light whispering 7:40-10:27
☆ Writing on camera and book triggers, tracing book +tracing the words on our face and asking questions Book #1 10:28-16:07
☆ Tracing Book #2 and writing the words on your face + Whispering and mouthsounds 16:08-18:37
☆ Let me get that out of your eye, blink for me + uplcose camera triggers and mouth sounds 18:38-24:00
☆ Focus. Upclose camera triggers and tapping + whispering and ending triggers. 24:01-End
@@tedx3386 🤣
thank you so much
💕
Thank youuuu
Thank u💫
Also the way you say okay is the most relaxing word ever you could do a video of just that lol and I wouldn't complain!
Frr
@@sugarprincess3836 😡😡👎
@@tedx3386 wth😭
@@tedx3386 wut lol😂
"Okay, let me just check" is THE sentence I'm always looking for in her videos.
One think I love about eda is she repeats the same thing over and over again instead of doing it once or twice and moving on.
She does the same thing for a chunk of time and moves on to something even more tingly.
Like the repetition of "Which ear is it now?" And "okay" just send shivers down my spineeee
i like cheese too. 🙃
@@cantthink_of_aname y e s 👹 🧀
"one thing i love about the chick-fill-a-"
no but actually, your comment this really sweet!
I was diagnosed with ADHD when I was 10, now I’m 19 years old. Sometimes it’s a blessing and a curse. Your video was very relaxing, you pull off neon green :)
go ball on a court😊.
fellow adhd-having-person here, hi :o)
I get this. I was diagnosed at the age of 15 and it messed with me for a bit since I thought people would look at me differently because of it. I’m 20 now and thankfully that mindset is gone, just because we have a learning disability it doesn’t make us dumb. Wishing you the best, everyone!!
I got diagnosed when I was like 6 or something and it fr sucks for me.😭
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The blinking part was really smart for eda to do because (and this is how you can go to sleep faster) repetitive blinking causes the eyes to become tired quickly and not be able to support the lid of the eye, therefore causing you to close your eyes and fall asleep. Great work eda! You delivered a spectacular video as always.
*sigh*
Guys we need to talk. I really need you to just-
STOP BULLYING MY NOTIFICATIONS >:[
Lol
I never knew that thanks for letting all of us know
there’s literally two replies what do you even mean bullying ur notifications
@@ok-ux8we it alerts me every time someone likes my comment
@@cibarock623 oh okay fair enough
I used to have trouble sleeping ever since I was a kid. I used to have really bad night terrors and sleep paralysis. I was so scared to go to sleep it was that bad. Ever since I’ve came across your videos I’ve never slept better. You put me to sleep and i stay asleep. I haven’t had sleep paralysis or nightmares in over 4 months. You calm my anxiety. Thank you so much Eda. You have helped me tremendously. More than you know.
❤️
i never comment on videos but i just had to tell you your versatility is absolutely insane. the mouth sounds, your whispering tone, the HAND MOVEMENTS?! unmatched asmr skill!!
Wow, thank you!😊😊
You commented 3 months ago fraud
@@darkecho4596 so it’s my second comment in 3 months? is that frequent in any way? lol
@@darkecho4596 also my only other comment was literally a blank screen………it wasn’t an actual commentary in any way. i was doing it for myself
@@darkecho4596 lol good detective work 😂
I have ADHD, and this is sort of similar to the test I was given. I really like the attention span portion. Probably the more realistic/ sort of accurate testing then most ADHD simulation tests. Amazing job, love your videos
Same
Same
Same
I'm just imagining your doctor pen writing 'OK' 'OK' 'OK' all over your face and you being like 'damn, I'm in good hands'😭😭
@@Des_. XD
time stamps for ya'll
Hello/Introduction with some questions/whispering + writing sounds and hand movements 0:01
Focus on the words, triggers with the OK earrings + face writing and whispering 1:16
What colors are the pipe cleaners? Camera triggers with them + whispering/pick your favorite color 2:06
Blink, Clicker triggers, blink with the clicks + upclose triggers and whispering 4:06
Sensory test, writing words on our face + which ear is it now and light blowing 4:51
Triggers with the hair clip, clipping out hair back + Upclose camera triggers and whispering 6:26
Keep focusing on her hands, upclose hand movements + Pluck Pluck and light whispering 7:40
Writing on camera and book triggers, tracing book +tracing the words on our face and asking questions Book #1 10:28
Tracing Book #2 and writing the words on your face + Whispering and mouthsounds 16:08
Let me get that out of your eye, blink for me + uplcose camera triggers and mouth sounds 18:38
End 24:01
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Last year I underwent testing for ADHD, it was hours and hours of brainteasers essentially, mixed with like Meyers Briggs-esque questionnaires. It was mentally exhausting, this was soooo much more enjoyable!
That “pst hey” and the hand movement is so relaxing and tingly for me! It needs a separate video for sure❤️❤️
Was it just me or did anyone else love when she traced the letters on the book it was so calming! 👌
Definitely!!!!
Yeah! And the pen on the camera too 😍
5:06 until 6:25 - I need more of the “which ear is it now” ear blowing, it’s one of my favourite triggers 😌
Super relaxing, Eda! and I can't believe you found those "ok" earrings - how perfect! I hope we get to see you wear them in a video :)
I absolutely need more of the clicking/blinking and “which ear is it now?” ear blowing. It was so tingly for me.
I could have a whole video of just Eda saying "ok" and I'd be happy🥺♥️
"I've never heard that name before" is the reaction I get from a good number of people when they get told my name. I love it!
Can I humbly request a tracing video? Where you trace books and labels of things the whole video? You tracing the books in the video was sooooo tingly! Especially the raised letters omg
On her channel she posted 2 tracing vids already. Hope this helps!
@@cibarock623 oh thank you! I'll check then out!
@@Abril-1234 no problem! Have a nice day/night :)
Yaaaas that books tracing sent tingles down the entire length of my legs! It was wild
Eda slapping us in the face with pipe cleaners "Are you feeling it now Mr Crabs?!" 😂😆 Lol. Just makes me think of that SpongeBob moment ha!😆 Awesome ASMR as always, thanks for the tingles 💕
Can we appreciate how eda posts sm and makes great vids
I swear the way you say “okay “ is so relaxing.
Every thing she said is relaxing
As a person who actually has diagnosed ADHD, this is somewhat close to the real thing. Of course this is wayy more relaxing! But none the less it's a really good video!!
No it rlly isn’t
I love the way she says ok it’s just something about it “ohhkawwyyyy”💗💗💗
I was actually having a panic attack before watching this, and your gentle, soft, and slow voice really helped me calm down. Your style is amazing 💚
hi! i just wanted to let you know, if your going through a hard time, just know it does get better, and if you ever think that nobody's supports you in life, just know that I do! I hope you the best!
I always laugh whenever asmrtists say "you have such lovely long hair" or "let me clip your hair back" because I have a buzzcut 😂
Lol
*grabs very tiny hairclip and pins back 1 single hair 😂
😂
I have to tell you- I had to watch this 4 different times to finish watching the complete segment! That Q-tip part would get me every time!! Thank you so much Queen!! Perfect!!
The way Eda slowly pokes the screen w the q-tip *shudders* so many tingles there.
Thanks for making all these videos !! You have no idea how much they have helped me when I’m extremely anxious.
I hope I can help people like you one day 🥰
As a person with adhd n sleep issues eda you have really helped me you always manage to put me to sleep with no medication involved n i love it
the adhd asmr videos are my absolute favs tysm for posting this lovely lovely eda 🫶🫶🫶💗💗💗
eda's videos are the only thing that I need after a exhausting day
I listen to asmr a LOT and oh my goodness l haven’t felt full body tingles in a while, when she did the air blowing l stg that was some emasculate tingles (also l love your videos so much your presence is just so raw and relaxing!) 🥰❤️
I will never go to any other asmr creator u are the only one i watch and feel relaxed with i get tingles all the time i also have adhd 🦊
Ikr I'm the same,Eda is the only one that ever helps me relax
She has the best voice too and that helps me relax
Oh my goodness, the hand movements from 7:44 is making me so sleepy! 🥱
The letter tracing on the book and face at 11:02 🤤
Wow, I haven't gotten tingles from asmr in a long long time, but the repetition in this vid did the trick... I'm glad I found u eda!
Incredible video Eda! Seeing as you always seem to do some kind of research prior to making diverse ASMR, I would love if you could make a “comforting you during an autistic meltdown”, it’s so hard to find autistic inclusive content focused on adults. Everything usually ends up infantilizing us, treating us like kids when reflecting an already vulnerable moment. The video could include things like hair play and skin scratching (after asking permission to touch, because it can be a bad sensory trigger during meltdown), crinkling mint wrappers or essential oil bottle tapping (harsh sensations like mint and strong smell can force your body/nerves to reset), playing with some kind of fidget, giving the person headphones, and other forms of stimming (snapping, nail tapping, arm flapping,etc). I’d say the biggest thing is too avoid loud and sharp noises that can worsen a meltdown. It would mean the world to me, and likely many other autistic fans
Hi Hannah! Just wondering why you would opt for “autistic person” rather than “person with autism”? I thought the second option was to state that you are a person independent of disability therefore making it “better” to use. Just wondering, no hate or anything I’m just genuinely curious. 🙂
@@esmiram5375 im curious about this too.
@@esmiram5375 Hi, I appreciate the openness and willingness to learn. A lot of people think this way. First, the vast majority of autistic people prefer identity-first language. Now, if an individual tells you that they prefer “person with autism,” call them that! But most people in our community prefer autistic person. That’s because of two things 1) autism is a neurotype that we can never be separated from, we will always be disabled and that’s not always a bad thing; 2) you wouldn’t say “person who is blonde” or “person who is short”, autistic and disabled are just adjectives! There is no harm in using them that way. Finally, the concept of person-first language was designed to make allistic (non-autistic) people comfortable; most of them cannot see us as more than our disability without reaffirming that in the language they use. “Person with autism” is easier to think about because otherwise they might realize that autistic people are not a monolith (and autism is not something that can be cured); we are not all your friend’s train-loving, nonverbal son (although it’s fine if you are). We have our own voices and opinions, even if they aren’t communicated verbally! Allistic people generally don’t want to listen to us; so they infantilize us, they treat us as a burden, and they pray for a cure that physically can never happen.
I hope this is at least semi-coherent lol! And if you’re interested in more information I highly suggest looking into autistic creators on tiktok and Instagram, like chloeshayden and reberrabon_bon.
@@skylaann6536 Hello! I just responded to the other person in the thread if you’d like to read my response ❤️
@@hannahperriman9133 interesting. In my education degree we were very specifically trained to use "person first language". We were taught this in the philosophy that you acknowledge they are a person and not just their challenge. The idea was that "person with autism" puts the focus on them being a person whereas "autistic person" gives emphasis to the challenge. I believe this is widely the 'new-ish' philosophy being taught to future educators.
Im down to do w/e each individual wants me to. I don't have autism, so who am I to decide? Lol but I found your contrasting opinion interesting to read! I hadn't noticed the lack of autism representation in asmr but your suggestions sound like they'd make a killer video! 🎉
it is often difficult for me to fall asleep, I started watching asmr 3 years ago, at first it helped a lot, but now everything has become a little worse than usual, I lie in bed for a long time without any motivation to sleep, I started looking for other asmr channels, and came across many other channels, as well as yours. I like the sound quality and in general the videos you shoot, lately I have become much better watching your videos, so I'm very thankful for you ❤️
The fun thing is that when i open TH-cam first video on what i click is yours😅 (even if i wanted to check on some music)
So thank you very much for your videos ☺️❤️
Perfect video. The whispering, pen sounds, the POV, the nails. 🙌😍
Your videos always make me feel so calm and comfortable! I have IBS, and whenever I have pain, I watch your videos and I feel better. Thanks for making these great vids!❤️
What’s ibs
@@ieatpussy236 it’s irritable bowel syndrome
@@tesss9887 shitty pooey blueberry cat
@@ieatpussy236 Irritable Bowl Syndrome.
With the amount of okay's, this is surely one of my favorite asmr videos ❤
The only thing that still give me very strong chills is spraying water with a bottle spray (not like deodorant but more like perfume, with a short "pschit"). So could you make a video like "that girl with bottle spray refreshes you during hot weather" or something like that pls ? 😁
Check out her make up channel :)
Thank you for your videos I have been up all night taking care of newborn kittens and you kept helping me get back to sleep and get the sleep I needed
I have severe ADHD and really love this thank you
"what's your name?"
"Veedel"
"Never heard that name before."
Every reaction I get when I tell people my name for the first time 😩💅
Oh, that sounds so pretty! Where does it originate, if you don’t mind me asking?
@@mintmyg it sounds dutch to me
@@bt0002 veedel sounds like a small, non-evolved pokemon
My name is so common 😅 it’s a Greek name but pretty much everyone I know is named it
V is for valor, your strength.
E is for expert, in your chosen career
E is for electric, a sparkling trait!
D is for diamond, the brilliance you shine.
E is for expressive, not one to hold within.
L is for love, your love of life!
NOTHING beats Eda's "Okay". The best.
“I’m Ed-ah.”
Me: Wait, It’s not ‘Ee-dah’???? I’VE BEEN PRONOUNCING IT WRONG THIS ENTIRE TIME?!?!?!
Your whispers are unmatched it’s insane!!!!! My favorite asmrtist 💅🏼❤️
Tam da uykuya dalmak için senin ASMR videolarından birini izleyecektim ki yeni videonu gördüm çok mutlu oldum🤗😴❤💛💚💙💜
the hand movements at 7:40 were amazing...I love those type of slow jellyfish movements 😍
Thanks for the new personal attention vid to start the week, Eda! The girl with the iconic long green nails is back to help us sleep and relax with a sensory test!😴💚
Edafoxx: “I have never heard that name before”
The person named Hannah: “damn. When’s the last time you went outside?”
Me who's name is Brianna👁👄👁
@@Ariel._.276 my sisters name is Brianna! That just shows how common it is🤣
For people who need a blank screen here
What?
@@xDiime Its for people that want a blank/dark screen when they're watching asmr! it's easier on the eyes
Light mode users:
That's so cool! Thank you, I didn't know how much I needed this
@@INFINITE_STRENGTH R.I.P. I despise light mode.
I don't have ADHD but it is still relaxing to me 💆🏻♀️
These are my absolute favorite type of videos. Thank you Eda love it so much.
PierreG ASMR also has a really good series for people with ADHD (not rp). Love you Eda 💕
eda’s videos help so many people thanks queen
Oh my word I haven't gotten tingles like this in MONTHS. What an awesome video. She's a supastar!
She would be a real real good therapy teacher ❤️
Aaaaaaand another asmr from my favorite asmrtist! Love ya Eda 💚💚💚
I have an Arabic exam in 3 days, been so stressed lately so thank u darling 💗💗💗💗💗
best of luck for your exam!
I have told all of my friends about your ASMR! They are hooked too! 😂
pink really suits you the eyeshadow, the blouse, the notebook, the OK earrings💗 you are so talented Eda. love ya
18:42 so satisfying
Black screen for ppl who need it! ♡☆
Goodnight beautiful/handsome! Have a good night rest and focus on urself love u !
Is it wierd that I got tingles before I clicked the video? I love you sooooooo much eda!!!😊
How could someone hate this
I'm a Gemini by the way which you bring up a lot and it just feels so realistic
The clips did the tingly sleeping for me :) love you Eda!
I've been waiting for this one! love your content eda!!
Eda: Whats your name?
Someone: Oh its Eda too!-
Eda: Oh ive never heard of that name before
I think your relaxing hand movements could also be used as art references for different hand positions
omg ty for that idea👌🏽
I'm on a trip rn and I'm really tired and theres many sounds around , this is helping me fall asleep. Thanks a lot , this video is great!
Omg you brought back the green nails. Thank you. I love those. It’s funny because my fav color is blue but those green nails just makes me so happy.
this was such a tingly video! You literally do magic girl!! tysm for this awesomeness video! I love you so much!!
Thank you so much!! glad you like it ❤❤
Wooooo I'm in the process of getting diagnosed with adhd and asmr is so helpful for me, perfect video
I LOVE THESE VIDEOS SO MUCH!!!❤️❤️❤️
i never commented on one of your vids but this vid is really tingly and relaxing to me. i love your vids so much ty for making them!
Soo tingly already 💗
Thanks for another gem queen Eda, hope to see u back on twitch soon, I miss your live so much❤
Oh my gosh how do you not have over a million subs like you are the best ASMRtist ever
I swear I always fall asleep to your videos, I think I e only finished one video of yours without having to go back and start off from what I remember 😂
I love the testing for ADHD videos! Im excited to watch this one 😊,
I watch you every day your the most stunning relaxing asmrist you are so loving and genuine I strive to be more like you!
“Never heard of that name before…”
Me who’s name is Jasper: *Seems like someone needs to read Twilight.*
Just discovered this channel yesterday, your video’s are amazing! I love the way you say okay it’s pretty tingly.
so proud of you little fox ❤ keep smashing it
hey eda! i was just wondering if you could do a zodiac sign series! i love your asmr and you are doing great keep up the relaxing work! 💕
Your channel is in a good rhythm of video sequence. Very cool that you are committed to the relaxation of subscribers !!
I was listening your videos when the notification showed up 🤩🤩
Love you Eda 😍😍❤️
I love it. I just found you this morning and I cant stop watching lol
Welcome to the channel!!
I love your channel it's perfect to relax and take anything off my mind.
An idea for a video could be doing a palm reading or something like that. It would be amazing.
You spend time just for us and its always great you deserve a trophy
I love that book and this was really satisfying.
Oh my gosh the sound of the letters when you dragged the pencil over them 🫠
I really liked the part where you softly blew in the mic! It just gave me so many tingles! I was hoping you could include this in some future videos! (Only if you want to, of course) ❤
I literally got the tingles. That has not happened to me in months!
Soooo relaxing 😌
Eda so loved this- you are truly the Best!! No doubt!! Thank you so much!!!
We need more like this
Okay but I would die for a full video of you “writing okay on my forehead” and repeating ok while wearing the earrings
Very relaxing!! I fell asleep to this last night :D