What I love about this channel is that it places the human voice at the center. No gimmicks like tapping, brushing and finger snapping, just a calm relaxing voice with other sounds entering in only when called for then making their exit.
Ahhh that's amazing to read because I actually make the same kind of content that I prefer to listen to. I've always found voice relaxing and I know many who watch asmr, don't actually like any talking at all. I'm very glad to hear you enjoy it :D
Another great creation of yours. Came here to fall asleep, but then could not becouse this is so informative! Felt wrong not to listen closely to your narration. First time I have heard the "our" segment in "burbon" too, thanks to your pronounciation and sound quality, we have it localised to vulgar sound of one "u" here.
I prefer voices but like other things too. Some people over do the noises and go way too frantically. I also like the focus on quality goods lol. It's weird but I have always admired workmanship and when people put pride into a quality product. But even weirder is I find myself learning something's in these videos lol.
He also doesn't just whisper. Most voices should clearer when talking normally. Normal speach is so much more relaxing to me than some people's overly whispy styles.
It is my absolute pleasure!! I was going to introduce the humidor as well actually but I decided to keep it simple as many already don't drink and fewer still enjoy a cigar. Next time though!
@@ArticulateDesignASMR while the consideration for those who don’t drink or smoke is very appreciated, I reckon anyone who clicked on a video about a bar probably wouldn’t mind the drinking and smoking effects lol
16:28 I actually went to the Nobu in Washington DC a while ago and my god was the sake there delicious. I recently got a taste for it and the chilled sake was wonderful, but since I'm currently a poor college student I find that warming up the cheaper sake that I can afford works the best. Great videos btw, I adore your channel!
What an amazing read :D I love seeing little stories and experiences from people's lives in the comments of my video. Thank you for taking the time to share your love of sake!
I had sake once in NYC about 15 years ago. Pissed my pants in the hotel elevator because I didn't know what floor I was supposed to get off on. Forgot my coat at the restaurant coat check after I went outside for a smoke. Couldn't remember which restaurant I walked out of to have a smoke. No more sake for me.
Bars have always been a weird experience for me. I have Asperger's, and so the volume and number of simultaneous conversations in most bars during peak hours is simply unbearable. I also can't drink alcohol for medical reasons. At the same time, I always loved the bartender - patron interaction depicted in movies. I'm an intense extrovert (which I can assure you is absolutely possible for people on the autism spectrum, less common as it might be), and so back in college - when the socializing always happened at bars or houseparties - I would join my classmates at bars just because I wanted to be around other people. Usually I would get overstimulated and need to step outside or head home in half an hour, maybe an hour at most. One time, though, we visited a bar that had some decidedly weird architecture. The bar itself was positioned in the building in a sort of acoustically minimal space. I'm not the right kind of scientist to know how that works, but basically even though the main seating area was loud and chaotic, by chance I happened to find a seat at the bar itself where the noise was surprisingly dim. I ordered a diet coke, and as the bartender nodded with a smile, this sloppy-drunk patron next to me sneered and offered some loud and vulgar comment about how stupid I must be to order a soda at a bar. The bartender told her to leave me alone or sit somewhere else, and she chose the latter in a huff. This was the first time I'd ever felt safe in a bar, and I loved it. I struck up a conversation with the bartender, and while I've gotten much better at small talk over the years I was probably still pretty terrible back then. Still, it seemed like no matter how poor my small talk skills, he was just happy to have someone take an interest in him rather than be dealing with more of the sort of belligerent drunkenness I imagine he was getting from people like the grumpy woman. We just talked for a while. It was comfortable, and oddly intimate, and just so human. Anyways, that was all probably TMI, but I wanted to thank you for reminding me of that evening. It's such a fond highlight of my college years, and this video so perfectly captures the emotional sense of that interaction. Honestly, I think my love of moments like that is exactly why your channel has been my favorite in the ASMR space for years now. I remember seeing that guided meditation video you made something like four years ago - I think nearly right when it came out - and immediately hoping you'd keep making videos. You have a remarkable skill for finding the gentle, human sides of what are in everyday life typically corporate and manufactured interactions. You take checking into a hotel from what is to the desk staff an understandably boring and routine conversation and you turn it into a genuine welcome. You take an evening at a bar and make this video. It's a warmth and intimacy I wish I could find more often out in the real world. So thank you for that.
This is one of the most incredible comments I've ever received!! Not so much the latter (the part pertaining to me!) but especially so the former :D Thank you so much for taking the time to share your experience and I bet that bartender still remembers the encounter, just as fondly as you do!
@@ArticulateDesignASMR Man, you're just a great experience in general and a wholesome man, I really wish more people watched your content, I'm sure if the algorithm was wired a little differently you'd be getting more of the recognition you deserve. Much love to you man.
As someone who has Asperger’s myself, I will say that each experience is different, but for me, I love going to bars. Then again I also work in a 5 star restaurant for a living so maybe I like chaos lmao. So you found yet another autistic person who is intensely extroverted, as you described yourself. But what I would say is that there are tons of bars that are extremely lowkey and I would just keep trying :) there is a bar for everybody out there lol
I wont formulate a novella to add onto this comment as is already quite vast. But I too have Aspergers and the points made are very similar to my own situation, refreshing to hear it from another perspective.
You are literally one of the only voice based ASMR channels I can listen to without getting cringe based, bad tingles. Your voice is so calm, even and no weird lip smacking or odd emphasis on syllables. I always pass out before I know it! (I use ASMR to help relax and fall asleep so this is a compliment)
Kentucky resident and bourbon enthusiast here. We actually refer to the places that make bourbon as "distilleries" not breweries. As you distill the bourbon as opposed to brewing. The general rule of thumb when defining a bourbon is that the mash bill must be at least 51 percent corn, it must be aged in a charred American white oak barrel, and it must be produced in the united states. Happy to see you enjoy part of my hometown culture. Happy drinking and thanks for the great content! By the way, always at least try cutting your bourbon with water. It changes the flavor dramatically. Cheers
Also, contrary to popular belief. There is no minimum age requirement. However, if the bourbon is aged less than 4 years, it must state it's age on the bottle label.
I am torn between the intense relaxation your voice provides and the highly interesting topic. I also love the purity of the sound and greatly appreciate the almost Spartan focus on voice without frivolous noise fillers. As always a great content!!
As always, your voice is a luxurious silk settling over us, as smooth and rich as the finest wine. Thank you for serving us today in this elite experience and pleasant fashion
The way you described the effects of bourbon was spot on. I’ve had buffalo trace a few times and it definitely relaxes me whenever I have it. The heat from the alcohol is soothing after it goes down and makes you want to just sink down into your chair, close your eyes, and relax.
I absolutely love your food & drink tasting videos. I’m a coffee connoisseur and have used your coffee shop role plays to fall asleep MANY times. This is definitely making its way into the rotation.
I don't even drink, but I'm enjoying this simply because your voice and mannerisms are so relaxing, and your background scenes and lighting is so amazing. Very, very calming. Thank you. 😌
So thankful for Matt relaxing me to sleep every night. Really appreciate you so much. I’m a nurse and have a very stressful job and my mind starts racing the second I try to lie down. Your calm, warm, collected voice just puts me at ease and I can finally unwind. Thank you!
In case anyone else was worried that they've been pronouncing 'bourbon' wrong this whole time... he's just pronouncing it the proper French way. That level of attention to detail si what we all love about these videos, of course
Well because it's a French Drink and a French word I suppose :D However, it's an interesting point of discussion! The word "Porsche" (Pronounced Pour-SHA) as an example, actually retains it's German origin pronunciation by most Porsche owners in America, though the rest of the world now say Porsche (phonetically). Which is correct? :D
jus different ways to pronounce it based on a lot of factors about the native variety's phonology and sociolinguistics and a lot of arbitrary (but valid) consensuses people agree to for no particular reason as most things in linguistics are. nobody has to be wrong , though i will say it threw me the first time since i've never heard it pronounced that way edit: to clarify, some people can pronounce things "wrong" if it's super different from any accepted consensus for no particular reason, or just comes out wrong on accident, but otherwise nah
Bourbon must be at least 51% corn mash, placed into new, burned, oak casks, for a minimum of four years. Otherwise, it's either whiskey, or Scotch (if made in Scotland from barley). ;-)
@@ArticulateDesignASMR not at all dude, skill like that takes time and you've clearly perfected it. I've been a big fan for a while now, keep posting the awesome content 🤘
OK, within 1 minute you have explained EXACTLY what kind of experience I would absolutely LOVE to have. Like, I haven't grinned that big in months just thinking YESSSS! Time to relax and enjoy this video that feels super tailored to me. (I'm also super detail oriented so this will be awesome)
I think that's one of the very best things about being a creator who makes content tailored as much as to themselves as their subscribers - we end up with a like minded community :D Thank you very much for your kind words and I hope you enjoy the video!
Holy god Matt, you’ve chosen to do a whisky consultation video the day I’ve promised to *not* drink whisky at least until the weekend! That said, this and you are still awesome, and as always the speed of your speech, the accentuation of certain sounds and the confidence with which you come across with your knowledge is both flawless and effortless. Love it.
By FAR my favorite ASMR video. Anytime I need to relax I come back to visit my buddy Matt. Love your production values too. Spot on with the look and lighting! Would love a follow up video. All the best!
i’ve tried watching this like 5 nights in a row already but this is attempt number 6 to try to get passed 10 minutes without falling asleep lol. cheers matt !
I literally missed half the video because I was too busy laughing at knob creek trying to buy a bottle and thinking if I ever convince my friends to buy a lake house that's what I'll call it
Always a great experience. I used to play your videos to help me relax and go to sleep, but they are so good and so well made that I stoped doing that and started playing them on the background while I'm awake, so I can enjoy every detail.
On the note of whiskey, I remember the time my uncle, the cool one in particular, decided it was time for me to have my first whiskey, particularly a bourbon. So he pulls out a cubical bottle, about half full, and pours about a half inch of the stuff into my glass. I made the mistake of not diluting with a little water or adding some ice, considering it was quite strong. He thought he had given me 70-proof. He takes a look at the bottle, and sees that he had actually just given me 127-proof alcohol. I remember the mild burn, my stomach pulling inward a bit. But the burning pulled back like a curtain to reveal an amazing order of flavor. The taste was, to me, exquisite, not because it was made out to be some high-tier beverage, but because the taste was able to prevail above the alcohol in such a way. I’ll always remember that first drink fondly.
Amazing how much this channel has grown. Remember it from the first video. One of the most relaxing voices.. role plays are spot on and the visuals aswell
The comfiest bar I’ve been to for sure! Thank you for your hard work in making this video Matt. I’ll grab myself a cup of something nice and wrap into my blankets on the couch. I hope everyone is doing well and I hope you are well too Matt!
As a Croatian, I loved when the Zagreb bottle appeared after the jump cut. I rarely watch ASMR videos super closely but was super curious about this video and figured it made for a relaxing post-work watch, so I love that I caught that
@@whiskylover154 I am actually not sure! Matt says it is a strawberry fondant liqueur so it might be strawberry rakija? The bottle looks like the souvenir bottles so I can't tell if it is a specific brand
one of the things i like about this channel is the story telling. matt suggests the viewer’s character traits, the setting, the atmosphere, etc in such a natural way, and i LOVE IT. (sometimes ASMRists focus on their character rather than the viewer’s experience) thank you Matt!!!!
This is incredible! Thank you Matt! I would really enjoy it if you did a cigar role play where you try to explain your premium cigar options and walk a newbie through the process on the different options, how to properly cut and light it, smoke it, and what kind of whiskey to pair it with 😍 I’m a huge cigar guy and I feel like it would be a perfect role for you, bc I’ve seen you with cigars in other videos. Please consider it!!!!
Fascinating Matt! I must confess I have been away from videos for a long time and this masterpiece was wonderful to find. Thank you for your work. Sometimes ASMR makes my mind wander but your work makes me focus on everything, every detail. This was really well done!
I don't see a lot of bartender ASMR but I wish there was more. The bartender one you did a couple years back is what brought me to the channel in the first place.
There definitely aren't many of them and I am honestly so shocked this video is performing so well! (By my own channels standards I mean) My prior bartender videos did okay but nothing like this :D
Usually I’ll watch a good ASMR video 5 or so times and wear out the tingles - but I’ve easily watched this video on repeat during work for a week straight and I’m still feeling it
As others have mentioned, you have a very relaxing voice! I'd like to see a more 'ramble-ie' type of video! I think it would be cool to just hear you ramble about whatever topic you like the most ☺️
This is the kind of ASMR that I prefer, no extra sounds with the mouth, finger tapping, etc. Those feel overused and not as calm sometimes. I’m so glad I found this channel!
Love this even though I don’t drink! But the way you pronounced bourbon made me laugh 😆 when I was little and couldn’t pronounce my name “Lauren” I called myself “baby borbin”
It’s been a while since I’ve been able to catch one of these videos - sheesh, I continue to be impressed with the videography. And the ASMR is second to none as usual. Thanks for putting out this kind of content man.
@@ArticulateDesignASMR thank you!! I'm going back to school to pursue my degree again after having to drop out for health a few years ago, so I'm excited even though it's stressful!
I took very little of this info in, but still super relaxing. It's funny, I got married a month ago, and on our honeymoon, I had a cocktail called Hocus Pocus. I'm not a massive drinker, I've never made a cocktail before in my life, but I told my wife, "Get the recipe. We need to make this at home!" If anyone is interested, the recipe included Vodka, passoa, vanilla syrup, lemonade and orange juice. My advice is try it without the vodka. Without it, the drink is actually surprisingly sweet.
Thanks Matt another amazing video as per usual. 😩 Like someone else said we do appreciate your lack of the tapping and other forceful triggers that a lot of other ASMR artist make. While that is their content and I respect it, it's not my cup of tea per say lol. 💛 Much love
Hahaha exactly!! It's literally just what we like, all forms of asmr content are perfectly acceptable, (providing it's not hurting anyone) we just have different tastes.
I got major tingles when sake was mentioned, probably because it triggered the relaxing feeling I get from it (plus it's one of my favorite drinks of all time)
Hahaha I think a 3 minute watch time is quite average for a lot of channels, you didn't even start writing a comment until then! Consider me honoured :D
articulate design is a legend. a true gent. i love his passion. ive travelled the Globe and tasted the finest things.. ive even been to Space! love this man. heavenly sleeps await!
Watching thing right before bed! Thank you so much for the great video Matt, I loved it. I saw your instagram story earlier and I hope the mess wasn't too bad!
The way he pronounces bourbon is completely adorable! “Borebin.” It’s only bourbon if it comes from the US, and the best comes from Kentucky! 💛💛 I don’t know if you can get Bulleit rye or bourbon where you are but you should give them a try!
What I love about this channel is that it places the human voice at the center. No gimmicks like tapping, brushing and finger snapping, just a calm relaxing voice with other sounds entering in only when called for then making their exit.
Ahhh that's amazing to read because I actually make the same kind of content that I prefer to listen to. I've always found voice relaxing and I know many who watch asmr, don't actually like any talking at all. I'm very glad to hear you enjoy it :D
@@ArticulateDesignASMR 😃👍🏻
Another great creation of yours. Came here to fall asleep, but then could not becouse this is so informative! Felt wrong not to listen closely to your narration. First time I have heard the "our" segment in "burbon" too, thanks to your pronounciation and sound quality, we have it localised to vulgar sound of one "u" here.
I prefer voices but like other things too.
Some people over do the noises and go way too frantically.
I also like the focus on quality goods lol. It's weird but I have always admired workmanship and when people put pride into a quality product. But even weirder is I find myself learning something's in these videos lol.
He also doesn't just whisper. Most voices should clearer when talking normally. Normal speach is so much more relaxing to me than some people's overly whispy styles.
Jon Taffer: "He's spent over 45 minutes on one customer, is over-serving, and he hasn't rung up a single drink. I'VE SEEN ENOUGH, I'M GOING IN!"
😂😂😂
PRIVATE bartender
I hope more people get this
“Ask me why are you mad John..ASK ME!!” *aggressively tossed plastic tray at the wall*
LOL you just made me laugh my ass off
There’s something deeply relaxing about imagining myself at a bar with a smooth bourbon and a cigar, thank you for capturing this so brilliantly
It is my absolute pleasure!! I was going to introduce the humidor as well actually but I decided to keep it simple as many already don't drink and fewer still enjoy a cigar. Next time though!
@@ArticulateDesignASMR please Matt!!! Read my comment!! We do exist, I’m a cigar connoisseur myself!!! lol
@@ArticulateDesignASMR while the consideration for those who don’t drink or smoke is very appreciated, I reckon anyone who clicked on a video about a bar probably wouldn’t mind the drinking and smoking effects lol
@@Zlittlepenguin I am actually highly offended by the phallic symbol that cigars represent
totally agree about his voice!
16:28 I actually went to the Nobu in Washington DC a while ago and my god was the sake there delicious. I recently got a taste for it and the chilled sake was wonderful, but since I'm currently a poor college student I find that warming up the cheaper sake that I can afford works the best. Great videos btw, I adore your channel!
What an amazing read :D I love seeing little stories and experiences from people's lives in the comments of my video. Thank you for taking the time to share your love of sake!
I had sake once in NYC about 15 years ago. Pissed my pants in the hotel elevator because I didn't know what floor I was supposed to get off on. Forgot my coat at the restaurant coat check after I went outside for a smoke. Couldn't remember which restaurant I walked out of to have a smoke. No more sake for me.
As a bourbon aficionado, fan of quiet/non-party lounge atmospheres, and ASMR, this one was incredible. Thank you so very much, good sir.
Bars have always been a weird experience for me. I have Asperger's, and so the volume and number of simultaneous conversations in most bars during peak hours is simply unbearable. I also can't drink alcohol for medical reasons. At the same time, I always loved the bartender - patron interaction depicted in movies. I'm an intense extrovert (which I can assure you is absolutely possible for people on the autism spectrum, less common as it might be), and so back in college - when the socializing always happened at bars or houseparties - I would join my classmates at bars just because I wanted to be around other people. Usually I would get overstimulated and need to step outside or head home in half an hour, maybe an hour at most. One time, though, we visited a bar that had some decidedly weird architecture. The bar itself was positioned in the building in a sort of acoustically minimal space. I'm not the right kind of scientist to know how that works, but basically even though the main seating area was loud and chaotic, by chance I happened to find a seat at the bar itself where the noise was surprisingly dim.
I ordered a diet coke, and as the bartender nodded with a smile, this sloppy-drunk patron next to me sneered and offered some loud and vulgar comment about how stupid I must be to order a soda at a bar. The bartender told her to leave me alone or sit somewhere else, and she chose the latter in a huff. This was the first time I'd ever felt safe in a bar, and I loved it. I struck up a conversation with the bartender, and while I've gotten much better at small talk over the years I was probably still pretty terrible back then. Still, it seemed like no matter how poor my small talk skills, he was just happy to have someone take an interest in him rather than be dealing with more of the sort of belligerent drunkenness I imagine he was getting from people like the grumpy woman. We just talked for a while. It was comfortable, and oddly intimate, and just so human.
Anyways, that was all probably TMI, but I wanted to thank you for reminding me of that evening. It's such a fond highlight of my college years, and this video so perfectly captures the emotional sense of that interaction. Honestly, I think my love of moments like that is exactly why your channel has been my favorite in the ASMR space for years now. I remember seeing that guided meditation video you made something like four years ago - I think nearly right when it came out - and immediately hoping you'd keep making videos. You have a remarkable skill for finding the gentle, human sides of what are in everyday life typically corporate and manufactured interactions. You take checking into a hotel from what is to the desk staff an understandably boring and routine conversation and you turn it into a genuine welcome. You take an evening at a bar and make this video. It's a warmth and intimacy I wish I could find more often out in the real world. So thank you for that.
This is one of the most incredible comments I've ever received!! Not so much the latter (the part pertaining to me!) but especially so the former :D Thank you so much for taking the time to share your experience and I bet that bartender still remembers the encounter, just as fondly as you do!
@@ArticulateDesignASMR Man, you're just a great experience in general and a wholesome man, I really wish more people watched your content, I'm sure if the algorithm was wired a little differently you'd be getting more of the recognition you deserve.
Much love to you man.
@@edgerp4300 just got this recommended so maybe changing for the better
As someone who has Asperger’s myself, I will say that each experience is different, but for me, I love going to bars. Then again I also work in a 5 star restaurant for a living so maybe I like chaos lmao. So you found yet another autistic person who is intensely extroverted, as you described yourself. But what I would say is that there are tons of bars that are extremely lowkey and I would just keep trying :) there is a bar for everybody out there lol
I wont formulate a novella to add onto this comment as is already quite vast. But I too have Aspergers and the points made are very similar to my own situation, refreshing to hear it from another perspective.
You are literally one of the only voice based ASMR channels I can listen to without getting cringe based, bad tingles. Your voice is so calm, even and no weird lip smacking or odd emphasis on syllables. I always pass out before I know it! (I use ASMR to help relax and fall asleep so this is a compliment)
Kentucky resident and bourbon enthusiast here. We actually refer to the places that make bourbon as "distilleries" not breweries. As you distill the bourbon as opposed to brewing. The general rule of thumb when defining a bourbon is that the mash bill must be at least 51 percent corn, it must be aged in a charred American white oak barrel, and it must be produced in the united states. Happy to see you enjoy part of my hometown culture. Happy drinking and thanks for the great content!
By the way, always at least try cutting your bourbon with water. It changes the flavor dramatically. Cheers
Also, contrary to popular belief. There is no minimum age requirement. However, if the bourbon is aged less than 4 years, it must state it's age on the bottle label.
I am torn between the intense relaxation your voice provides and the highly interesting topic. I also love the purity of the sound and greatly appreciate the almost Spartan focus on voice without frivolous noise fillers. As always a great content!!
As a bartender myself, this was a lot of fun to watch!! Well done again Matt!
Thank you very much Hamish :D
Love when Matt whispers like this. 😊
As always, your voice is a luxurious silk settling over us, as smooth and rich as the finest wine. Thank you for serving us today in this elite experience and pleasant fashion
Articulate SunnyRae you say! Time to start a channel so we can all subscribe :D:D Thank you for the most profound and detailed comment!
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The way you described the effects of bourbon was spot on. I’ve had buffalo trace a few times and it definitely relaxes me whenever I have it. The heat from the alcohol is soothing after it goes down and makes you want to just sink down into your chair, close your eyes, and relax.
I absolutely love your food & drink tasting videos. I’m a coffee connoisseur and have used your coffee shop role plays to fall asleep MANY times. This is definitely making its way into the rotation.
I don't even drink, but I'm enjoying this simply because your voice and mannerisms are so relaxing, and your background scenes and lighting is so amazing.
Very, very calming.
Thank you. 😌
I don't actually drink either :D Thank you for watching regardless!!
So thankful for Matt relaxing me to sleep every night. Really appreciate you so much. I’m a nurse and have a very stressful job and my mind starts racing the second I try to lie down. Your calm, warm, collected voice just puts me at ease and I can finally unwind. Thank you!
Bless all nurses - they do a wonderful job.
In case anyone else was worried that they've been pronouncing 'bourbon' wrong this whole time... he's just pronouncing it the proper French way. That level of attention to detail si what we all love about these videos, of course
It’s an American whiskey. Why should it be pronounced French?
Well because it's a French Drink and a French word I suppose :D However, it's an interesting point of discussion! The word "Porsche" (Pronounced Pour-SHA) as an example, actually retains it's German origin pronunciation by most Porsche owners in America, though the rest of the world now say Porsche (phonetically). Which is correct? :D
JAG-u-WIRE
Or
Jaguar
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jus different ways to pronounce it based on a lot of factors about the native variety's phonology and sociolinguistics and a lot of arbitrary (but valid) consensuses people agree to for no particular reason as most things in linguistics are. nobody has to be wrong , though i will say it threw me the first time since i've never heard it pronounced that way
edit: to clarify, some people can pronounce things "wrong" if it's super different from any accepted consensus for no particular reason, or just comes out wrong on accident, but otherwise nah
It’s not a French drink if it’s made in Kentucky.
Your a pro at every scene and video you do. I really feel apart of the whole environment. Keep it up bro, your killing it
Bartender vids are excellent.
I've watched the Absinthe one so many times.
Now we're onto whisky it looks like.
🥃🥃
Bourbon must be at least 51% corn mash, placed into new, burned, oak casks, for a minimum of four years. Otherwise, it's either whiskey, or Scotch (if made in Scotland from barley). ;-)
Also, Bourbon can legally only be made in the US. :)
How do you not have a million subs??!! Truly your voice is the HEIGHT of ASMR luxury! 🙏❤️
he gets murdered by the algorythm due to an inconsistent posting schedule
Fair play, colour matching the scene with lighting is pretty impressive dude. Awesome video 🤘
Ah thanks so much buddy! It's something I hadn't realised looked so poor on my prior videos, even from a year ago :D
@@ArticulateDesignASMR not at all dude, skill like that takes time and you've clearly perfected it. I've been a big fan for a while now, keep posting the awesome content 🤘
OK, within 1 minute you have explained EXACTLY what kind of experience I would absolutely LOVE to have. Like, I haven't grinned that big in months just thinking YESSSS! Time to relax and enjoy this video that feels super tailored to me. (I'm also super detail oriented so this will be awesome)
I think that's one of the very best things about being a creator who makes content tailored as much as to themselves as their subscribers - we end up with a like minded community :D Thank you very much for your kind words and I hope you enjoy the video!
@@ArticulateDesignASMR gotta say it was incredibly relaxing since I barely remember the first couple minutes before I was knocked out!
Matt, this must be one of the best performances you've ever filmed for us, thank you for this delightful experience!
Holy god Matt, you’ve chosen to do a whisky consultation video the day I’ve promised to *not* drink whisky at least until the weekend!
That said, this and you are still awesome, and as always the speed of your speech, the accentuation of certain sounds and the confidence with which you come across with your knowledge is both flawless and effortless. Love it.
Oh nooo hahah. Well consider this your preparation for the weekend! You can listen until it's time to great yourself with a dram :D
Knob creek *giggles like a child*
You are literally my favourite male asmrtist!!!! You nail it !!
You deserve so many more viewers Matt! Thank you for everything you do!
Hands down, best asmr artist around. Bravo sir.
When you enjoy a good drink yourself and have been binge watching the how to drink channel then this coming out to help me sleep is the cherry on top
By FAR my favorite ASMR video. Anytime I need to relax I come back to visit my buddy Matt. Love your production values too. Spot on with the look and lighting! Would love a follow up video. All the best!
Ahhh thanks so much buddy :D There will definitely be a follow up in the future for sure!
i’ve tried watching this like 5 nights in a row already but this is attempt number 6 to try to get passed 10 minutes without falling asleep lol. cheers matt !
You are clearly a very gifted and articulate individual. Thank you for creating such an enjoyable experience.
Thank you for such a kind and respectful comment :D
I literally missed half the video because I was too busy laughing at knob creek trying to buy a bottle and thinking if I ever convince my friends to buy a lake house that's what I'll call it
hahahah i share the laughter for sure :D I mostly kept a straight face though i think!
Oh my god I’m seeing an articulate video as it arrives! Dude you’re awesome!
So creative how you hide those mics! 👏😄 Very tingly soft-spoken! And always impressed by your improv skills. Thx, Matt!
Always a great experience.
I used to play your videos to help me relax and go to sleep, but they are so good and so well made that I stoped doing that and started playing them on the background while I'm awake, so I can enjoy every detail.
Really excited to see this video come up! Your old bartender videos were some of my favs on your channel and I was hoping to see at least one more! :)
On the note of whiskey, I remember the time my uncle, the cool one in particular, decided it was time for me to have my first whiskey, particularly a bourbon. So he pulls out a cubical bottle, about half full, and pours about a half inch of the stuff into my glass. I made the mistake of not diluting with a little water or adding some ice, considering it was quite strong. He thought he had given me 70-proof. He takes a look at the bottle, and sees that he had actually just given me 127-proof alcohol. I remember the mild burn, my stomach pulling inward a bit. But the burning pulled back like a curtain to reveal an amazing order of flavor. The taste was, to me, exquisite, not because it was made out to be some high-tier beverage, but because the taste was able to prevail above the alcohol in such a way. I’ll always remember that first drink fondly.
I think they should have these in every salon while you’re waiting for services! Exquisite portrayal.
Matt, your style takes me back to my childhood listening to my dad tell us stories. We were in a trance. 😴
Well that's an incredible comment to read, it's amazing that people can find my videos quite relaxing like this. Thank you :D
Matt, im on a 23 hour Greyhound bus ride with a crackhead 2 seats behind me. Thank you so much for this right now.
Amazing how much this channel has grown. Remember it from the first video. One of the most relaxing voices.. role plays are spot on and the visuals aswell
Once again an amazing production. Cheers Matt
I enjoyed a six pack with you. Stay awesome.
please make more videos like this, private bartender is like my favorite subcategory of asmr and this is a new top 10 vid of all time for me
Even the first few seconds of this video gave me the tingles! Amazing video as usual!!
The comfiest bar I’ve been to for sure! Thank you for your hard work in making this video Matt. I’ll grab myself a cup of something nice and wrap into my blankets on the couch. I hope everyone is doing well and I hope you are well too Matt!
I've been here many times, and I enjoy your ASMR keep up the amazing work man
As a Croatian, I loved when the Zagreb bottle appeared after the jump cut. I rarely watch ASMR videos super closely but was super curious about this video and figured it made for a relaxing post-work watch, so I love that I caught that
I'm late on this - but can you tell me about that bottle and what comes in it? Thanks!
@@whiskylover154 I am actually not sure! Matt says it is a strawberry fondant liqueur so it might be strawberry rakija? The bottle looks like the souvenir bottles so I can't tell if it is a specific brand
one of the things i like about this channel is the story telling. matt suggests the viewer’s character traits, the setting, the atmosphere, etc in such a natural way, and i LOVE IT. (sometimes ASMRists focus on their character rather than the viewer’s experience) thank you Matt!!!!
What an amazing comment :D Thank you very much!!! Everyone has their own approach to asmr I suppose but I'm very grateful you give mine a watch!
Yesss a new articulate design video! This is fantastic, thank you!
This is incredible! Thank you Matt! I would really enjoy it if you did a cigar role play where you try to explain your premium cigar options and walk a newbie through the process on the different options, how to properly cut and light it, smoke it, and what kind of whiskey to pair it with 😍 I’m a huge cigar guy and I feel like it would be a perfect role for you, bc I’ve seen you with cigars in other videos. Please consider it!!!!
Fascinating Matt! I must confess I have been away from videos for a long time and this masterpiece was wonderful to find. Thank you for your work. Sometimes ASMR makes my mind wander but your work makes me focus on everything, every detail.
This was really well done!
Thanks dude, this is one of your best videos yet ^^
I don't see a lot of bartender ASMR but I wish there was more. The bartender one you did a couple years back is what brought me to the channel in the first place.
There definitely aren't many of them and I am honestly so shocked this video is performing so well! (By my own channels standards I mean) My prior bartender videos did okay but nothing like this :D
You’re so phenomenal at this. I appreciate how much you dedicate to the overall experience. Thank you!! ☺️❤️
It is my absolute pleasure :D Thank you for watching buddy
Sadness and worry: *exists*
Articulate Design: "HEEEEEEERE I COME, TO SAVE THE DAAAAAAAAY!!!!!!"
Usually I’ll watch a good ASMR video 5 or so times and wear out the tingles - but I’ve easily watched this video on repeat during work for a week straight and I’m still feeling it
Consider me absolutely honoured! Thank you for watching :D
I know half of these drinks because of mafia movies I've watched before, btw I love your videos! They're so relaxing and well made!
As others have mentioned, you have a very relaxing voice! I'd like to see a more 'ramble-ie' type of video! I think it would be cool to just hear you ramble about whatever topic you like the most ☺️
This is the kind of ASMR that I prefer, no extra sounds with the mouth, finger tapping, etc. Those feel overused and not as calm sometimes. I’m so glad I found this channel!
Posted just as I was about to go to sleep - perfect timing man ❤
Hey man your videos are very much relaxing and can easily help me fall asleep and des-tress so thank you for that and keep up the awesome content
Out of all of the ASMRtists you have most relaxing voice! Cheers that ;)
28:28 “dusted with FINE, COARSE cracked black pepper”😂
Damn fine :D
I really love this in your videos where you both get super relaxed but also gets this great and interesting information throughout the video🙏
Love this even though I don’t drink! But the way you pronounced bourbon made me laugh 😆 when I was little and couldn’t pronounce my name “Lauren” I called myself “baby borbin”
you can really see- or rather hear- the consideration you give your viewers in your content, great video keep it up!
Forever my number one go to asmr creator everything is just 11/10 every time
I love your videos! The Dubai at night was amazing. Thank you for your wonderful work.
Really appreciate seeing the creativity that you put into getting the greenscreen to work for this one. Those white cards work really well
This is my new fav asmr vid
YESSSSS THANKS MAN WAS WAITING FOR THAT ONE
The pouring and liquid sounds are so amazing and I love how you slowly and thoroughly explain everything!
Why is this guy so dam good at acting these roleplays
It’s been a while since I’ve been able to catch one of these videos - sheesh, I continue to be impressed with the videography. And the ASMR is second to none as usual. Thanks for putting out this kind of content man.
I loved the one from a few years ago, that what made me find your channel. I love this type of asmr, and I hope you make more
It's 2 pm here, but I've been doing orientation stuff for my college transfer all morning, so this is going to be a well deserved break!
Ahhh that sounds quite intense but a huge congratulations on going and getting through the intro at least :D
@@ArticulateDesignASMR thank you!! I'm going back to school to pursue my degree again after having to drop out for health a few years ago, so I'm excited even though it's stressful!
I took very little of this info in, but still super relaxing. It's funny, I got married a month ago, and on our honeymoon, I had a cocktail called Hocus Pocus. I'm not a massive drinker, I've never made a cocktail before in my life, but I told my wife, "Get the recipe. We need to make this at home!"
If anyone is interested, the recipe included Vodka, passoa, vanilla syrup, lemonade and orange juice. My advice is try it without the vodka. Without it, the drink is actually surprisingly sweet.
Hahah an individual after my own heart! Inspite of the video, I don't really enjoy very much alcohol and would happily drink this without the vodka :D
Thanks Matt another amazing video as per usual. 😩 Like someone else said we do appreciate your lack of the tapping and other forceful triggers that a lot of other ASMR artist make. While that is their content and I respect it, it's not my cup of tea per say lol. 💛 Much love
Hahaha exactly!! It's literally just what we like, all forms of asmr content are perfectly acceptable, (providing it's not hurting anyone) we just have different tastes.
I got major tingles when sake was mentioned, probably because it triggered the relaxing feeling I get from it (plus it's one of my favorite drinks of all time)
I replied to this! :D I'm not sure where my reply went but I'll say again, how awesome it is to see you watching buddy, thank you!
So relaxing even just 3 minutes in. Masterfully made. Also, I can never get enough bartender ASMR 😆
Hahaha I think a 3 minute watch time is quite average for a lot of channels, you didn't even start writing a comment until then! Consider me honoured :D
Perfect I'm about to sleep 🥱😴😴
Thank you for this❤️
I love when he explaines and describes things.
Another masterpiece by the grassroots artisan of ASMR. I’m eternally grateful. 🤙🏼
Impressively immersive and really enjoyed it
As a bartender, I love this so much
Ahhh that's incredibly high praise! I hope your customers are as kind to you, as the viewers are to this bartender :D
The day has gotten better instantly
You are great at these. Very calming presence and it is extremely relaxing.
articulate design is a legend. a true gent. i love his passion. ive travelled the Globe and tasted the finest things.. ive even been to Space! love this man. heavenly sleeps await!
This is great! I have wanted to do something like this for a long time. Good on ya man!
Yasssss I'm glad! It's not the kind of video I would usually watch actually :D
Watching thing right before bed! Thank you so much for the great video Matt, I loved it. I saw your instagram story earlier and I hope the mess wasn't too bad!
I watch all of your videos and they are always so good man keep up the good work bro
I don’t often drink…but you’ve convinced me to drink more 🤣
Who else loves the way he says Bourbon? Like it isn't your traditional person that speaks English says it.
Lived in the States for many years. Not a single person pronounces it like that. Burr-ben!
This man could talk about play dough and have it sound elegant
The way he pronounces bourbon is completely adorable! “Borebin.” It’s only bourbon if it comes from the US, and the best comes from Kentucky! 💛💛 I don’t know if you can get Bulleit rye or bourbon where you are but you should give them a try!
Came here to say the same! Do all Brits say “borebin” instead of “burrbin”?
It's only bourbon if from Kentucky. If not it's just whiskey.
@@danab7971 as a member of the British community I and most people I know say it as articulate does
@@WillBilly425 came to say this thank you
Aussie here: we say "burrbin" but without the "r" pronounced as it is in North American English.
Me again. I watch this one a lot. And thank you Mr. Design! On a side note, those snacks sound quite delectable.
Tbh I've never heard it pronounced Bore-bon before, so it was a bit funny hearing it several times
I'm sure the good folks at Knob Creek would fleece him for it.
The Brits pronouncing it with all the letters instead of the proper American pronunciation burr-bin. No O!
I had just gotten cozy and he says "bore-bon" the first time and I busted out laughing startling my husband and cat.
I love the number of times the videos contain a “very comfortable chair”. I want one of those .. and some savoury snacks. Please. 😊
How many times have I fallen asleep before i got a chance to like the video? Im sorry, because I love them all!