Don't get me wrong these are great videos to unwind to but I just don't know if I could be someone who keeps someone else in a state of sleepy depression while I collect revenue And TH-cam deliberately depresses my audience even more with their disturbing utopian society type advertising and ads. (And alot of people are depressed/fed up) ...You know what I'd like to see? Id like to see someone make an ASMR channel that's all about using the power of that high pitch "SSSsss"; that we all like so much in one's voice; and apply it to making videos explaining to a bunch of sleepy young people the dangerous road they're generation is walking that inevitably comes to a big cliff where they will fall off and die if they don't wake up. Jesus my great grandfather that died in ww2 would be turning over in his grave if he knew he and others went and died so that I would be forced to do something I don't want to do by force. Anyway, that's my rant.
More than two hours? Great! It will be perfect for this evening. I really need a gentle voice like yours to relax and leave all my troubles behind for a while... Thank you so much,Sir. A friendly greeting from North East of Italy 🙋🏻♀️🇮🇹🏵️
This is great! As a child of the late 70s and early 80s, the JCPenney catalog was the annual treat. We'd circle the things we hoped Santa would bring us. Great trip down memory lane and great work as always! Thank you!!
Right there with ya. Still remember the great Star Wars toys they had on display, and I wanted my dad to build a display/play set like the one in the catalog for like 1979 or 1980, can’t remember exactly which one (and maybe neither, might have been before). It was multi tiered with some glass dome like sections, it was a dreamy looking thing to my 7-8 year old eyes lol. Wonderful time to be a kid/grow up/be alive.
I’ll bet that “little whipper snapper” was back there jamming a paper clip in the wall outlet! Of course I never did anything like that when I was a little whipper snapper.....
Not sure if I really like the Mudd sweatshirt on page 356, but I was born in 1980 so this catalog is almost too nostalgic. I think I have said it before, but you are definitely the cool uncle that I could sit on the porch and listen to for hours. Especially because during those hours I would probably end up assembling an R/C car, a couple drones, a model car, and have a couple notebooks full of transcripts written with some of the most elegant pens on earth. Plus I have baseball cards to trade. Maybe it’s because I am from Iowa, but that sounds like heaven to me. 😊
Im really glad you are back! And with an awesome video like this, thank you so much!! I’m a 70’s child myself so can relate to a lot you talk about. Thank you for being here
oh the nostalgia of that year, i can still hear "who let the dogs out" playing in the distance side note: @10:55 "despite all my rage i'm still just a brat in a cage"
Nice flipping through. About the time I was starting a family. Brio, Little Tykes, Playmobile, Fisher Price, Living Books .. good memories and I also save everything . Please don't discard your treasures !
I’m 53, the Christmas catalogs from Sears and JC Penny’s were so exciting to look at back in those days. I always wanted everything Barbie. I had the Barbie townhouse and the Barbie airplane. (I also have a Mother who was a huge Elvis fan) we listened to Elvis records while she cleaned the house ❤️🤩 I also remember vividly the day he died. 😭My mother was devastated and I remember her crying watching the tv news.
You can detect the changing of the times in your description of building your son a puppet stand made of wood. I recently made my son a puppet stand from a block of raw palladium to avoid high lumber costs.
Saw your Mudd sweatshirt comment request. I love the long videos. And appreciate you for these. They really are helpful, and entertaining. And often very informative!
This took me back to the Tandy Catalogue, which is still my number one amsr video! I’d love to see another electronics catalogue page turner…maybe b&h photo or similar? Thanks for everything…
I had one of those Kawasaki Ninja ATV's as a kid and vividly remember racing it all over our neighborhood at 5 mph. It had a hand throttle that made engine revving noises that almost hid the whirring of the electric motor lol. Good times.
yup!!! I had that racecar bed!! Holy cow how I used to love that bed. It was the coolest thing. Then we gave it to my grandmother so all my younger cousins that slept over could use it. I miss those days.
Those car beds are quite cool looking it was always a treat to have sleepovers and watch TV on it. I was big about nascar and hot wheels as a kid so it fit the room nicely too.
Really like the mud sweatshirt... :) Love your videos so much, been a while since I've come to check out on of your videos to relax but now that I've remembered how fantastically soothing your voice is, I'll be back regularly again. So grateful for all your posts, hope you and your wife are doing well in these wild times. I think I'm pretty young compared to you, but I already understand the desire to get rid of your things. I have been decluttering lots lately.
Thank you for this video, only a few minutes in and I already know it's one I'll keep returning to. Weirdly though, despite the fact I'm a subscriber, TH-cam didn't bring up this video for me, I found it by checking if there were any new uploads from you. I hope it is being shown to other subscribers.
I thought of back to the future when you were talking about the skateboard and then you said “you might remember seeing it in back to the future.” Haha!! Great minds! I was 12 when this catalog came out. I’m certain I looked through it since my grandma would make me pick out gifts from it every year. Great memories.
I remember my brother and I got a electric jeep toy from our older cousins who outgrew it. We wanted it to be a safari jeep so we painted the entire jeep to have tiger stripes with my dad.
Tbh idk if my toys came from JCPenney but I had that little kitchen area set and the cash register but not in 2000 i got them when I was around 5 so 2005
I remember being amazed that this catalog had go karts for sale in it…I think I was in 8th grade when it came out so I was a little old for everything else. I always wanted a go kart as a kid but we were too broke. I’ve since bought and restored 3 go karts from the 1990’s, “for my own kids.”
Model railroad would be interesting, I have always loved the small scale cities and country sides some folks make for a train to ride around. My bank has one in the lobby that the bank manager made and it looks like a small town with homes, hillsides, a Main Street and I always look at it before I actually get in line. It’s relaxing and amazing, the wonderful attention to detail it has.
I've been watching a little each day. I like the Mudd sweatshirt! Surprised to see so many bellbottoms. Don't remember them being that popular back then.
I'm a bit older than the demographic you mention, but I do remember flipping through catalogs in the 80s. I remember buying toys shown in this catalog for my daughter back in 2000. lol Love the video! Also love the MUDD SWEATSHIRT. "I was an ugly baby. I was so ugly that when I was born, the doctor slapped my mother." - Rodney Dangerfiel
I would love to see the boys life magazines as a former boy scout myself. Also would be cool to incorporate that box of boy scout patches I saw on the shelf in a previous video.
Give a like and sub, guys. Not too many put out unique content like his.
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@@ArtSMRdianne now I'm suspicious.
@@shoveyourmaskupyourass959 about what?
Don't get me wrong these are great videos to unwind to but I just don't know if I could be someone who keeps someone else in a state of sleepy depression while I collect revenue
And TH-cam deliberately depresses my audience even more with their disturbing utopian society type advertising and ads.
(And alot of people are depressed/fed up)
...You know what I'd like to see? Id like to see someone make an ASMR channel that's all about using the power of that high pitch "SSSsss"; that we all like so much in one's voice; and apply it to making videos explaining to a bunch of sleepy young people the dangerous road they're generation is walking that inevitably comes to a big cliff where they will fall off and die if they don't wake up.
Jesus my great grandfather that died in ww2 would be turning over in his grave if he knew he and others went and died so that I would be forced to do something I don't want to do by force.
Anyway, that's my rant.
@@shoveyourmaskupyourass959 no one is forcing you anything. ..yet you are here :)
More than two hours? Great! It will be perfect for this evening. I really need a gentle voice like yours to relax and leave all my troubles behind for a while... Thank you so much,Sir. A friendly greeting from North East of Italy 🙋🏻♀️🇮🇹🏵️
This is great! As a child of the late 70s and early 80s, the JCPenney catalog was the annual treat. We'd circle the things we hoped Santa would bring us. Great trip down memory lane and great work as always! Thank you!!
Right there with ya. Still remember the great Star Wars toys they had on display, and I wanted my dad to build a display/play set like the one in the catalog for like 1979 or 1980, can’t remember exactly which one (and maybe neither, might have been before). It was multi tiered with some glass dome like sections, it was a dreamy looking thing to my 7-8 year old eyes lol.
Wonderful time to be a kid/grow up/be alive.
I’ll bet that “little whipper snapper” was back there jamming a paper clip in the wall outlet! Of course I never did anything like that when I was a little whipper snapper.....
I love hearing you genuinely laugh. And hearing about your kids.
I love when you break out the catalogs. It’s so relaxing.
I very vividly remember what this catalog smells like. And I think I even remember seeing this specific cover!
Idk why but I thought it was funny when he pulled out the magnifying glass for the dog
Not sure if I really like the Mudd sweatshirt on page 356, but I was born in 1980 so this catalog is almost too nostalgic. I think I have said it before, but you are definitely the cool uncle that I could sit on the porch and listen to for hours. Especially because during those hours I would probably end up assembling an R/C car, a couple drones, a model car, and have a couple notebooks full of transcripts written with some of the most elegant pens on earth. Plus I have baseball cards to trade. Maybe it’s because I am from Iowa, but that sounds like heaven to me. 😊
That sounds awesome! ✨🙂
I love it when you get your magnifying glass out, especially when you say “ that’s one ugly baby” OMG, that was funny!
Seinfeld
Im really glad you are back! And with an awesome video like this, thank you so much!! I’m a 70’s child myself so can relate to a lot you talk about. Thank you for being here
I’m 44, and I remember my grandmother getting these books. We would get excited to look through them and picking out what we wanted Santa to bring us.
100% remember having that blue little tikes car bed. Used to love sleeping in it. was obsessed with cars as a kid and still am today.
I can't believe you did the whole thing, quite the awesome early Christmas present!
I love the clock noise, gently clicking away
Model railroad from the 70s would be cool. Those are good memories from my childhood. I had AFX cars too.
oh the nostalgia of that year, i can still hear "who let the dogs out" playing in the distance
side note: @10:55 "despite all my rage i'm still just a brat in a cage"
We still don’t know who tf let the dogs out 😂
😆 It's " rat " though !
Lots of good nostalgia in this catalog but out of everything I really liked the Mudd sweatshirt on page 356.
I'd love to see a catalogue from 82-83-84 or 85. That was the height of boys toys with Star Wars, GI Joe, Transformers, He Man...
Can’t believe something from when I was a kid is considered “vintage” :’) Thanks for the memories and the unique video.
Nice flipping through. About the time I was starting a family. Brio, Little Tykes, Playmobile, Fisher Price, Living Books .. good memories and I also save everything . Please don't discard your treasures !
Oh man I was born in 1994 and I remember going through the JCPenney catalogs that they would put out back in the late 90s/early2000s. Pure nostalgia
Lovely video, as always, I can binge watch your catalog videos. Keep making them please. Very relaxing 😴😴
"That is one ugly baby" made me laugh lol
I’ll be listening to this for weeks…. Thank you sir
YESSS upload! I was going back to videos from 5 years ago. Not a bad thing at all lol. Just happy to see you back!
Everything you bring to my evening is wholesome, thank you Mr.
I wish more ASMRtists did long form videos like this.
Great video! I can’t believe Y2K was 22 years ago! Went by in the blink of an eye. And that Mudd sweatshirt on 356 is 👌🏻.
I’m 53, the Christmas catalogs from Sears and JC Penny’s were so exciting to look at back in those days. I always wanted everything Barbie. I had the Barbie townhouse and the Barbie airplane. (I also have a Mother who was a huge Elvis fan) we listened to Elvis records while she cleaned the house ❤️🤩 I also remember vividly the day he died. 😭My mother was devastated and I remember her crying watching the tv news.
I really love the Mudd sweatshirt on page 356!
Ok, how do I find it ? Time stamp?
@@zebra3962 1:35:30 :)
I called the 1800 number on the side of the magazine and it still works, 21 years later, lol. :)
Oh, two uploads on same day!? the christmas came early guys :)
You can detect the changing of the times in your description of building your son a puppet stand made of wood. I recently made my son a puppet stand from a block of raw palladium to avoid high lumber costs.
Saw your Mudd sweatshirt comment request. I love the long videos. And appreciate you for these. They really are helpful, and entertaining. And often very informative!
This took me back to the Tandy Catalogue, which is still my number one amsr video! I’d love to see another electronics catalogue page turner…maybe b&h photo or similar? Thanks for everything…
That Mudd sweatshirt on page 356 is looking fine 🔥😁
Thank you for a gentle and nurtured sleep.
I had one of those Kawasaki Ninja ATV's as a kid and vividly remember racing it all over our neighborhood at 5 mph. It had a hand throttle that made engine revving noises that almost hid the whirring of the electric motor lol. Good times.
I really liked the Mudd sweatshirt on page 356! I might’ve even had it, myself!
yup!!! I had that racecar bed!! Holy cow how I used to love that bed. It was the coolest thing. Then we gave it to my grandmother so all my younger cousins that slept over could use it. I miss those days.
Those car beds are quite cool looking it was always a treat to have sleepovers and watch TV on it. I was big about nascar and hot wheels as a kid so it fit the room nicely too.
That Mudd sweatshirt on page 356 is 👌
That MUDD sweatshirt on page 356! I really like it!
Love the snowball / bus story. 😂😂😂
Great to have another vid from my fav asmr creator!
Really like the mud sweatshirt... :) Love your videos so much, been a while since I've come to check out on of your videos to relax but now that I've remembered how fantastically soothing your voice is, I'll be back regularly again. So grateful for all your posts, hope you and your wife are doing well in these wild times. I think I'm pretty young compared to you, but I already understand the desire to get rid of your things. I have been decluttering lots lately.
Hi Kayla. It does seem like a while since I've seen a comment from you. Glad you have found your back to the channel:)
The mudd sweatshirt on page 356 is great, btw! 😉
I'm really digging the Mudd sweatshirt on 356.
Thank you for this video, only a few minutes in and I already know it's one I'll keep returning to. Weirdly though, despite the fact I'm a subscriber, TH-cam didn't bring up this video for me, I found it by checking if there were any new uploads from you. I hope it is being shown to other subscribers.
Omg i used to go through the jc penny catalog every Christmas as a kid
Love that mud shirt on 356. Very NICE
I thought of back to the future when you were talking about the skateboard and then you said “you might remember seeing it in back to the future.” Haha!! Great minds! I was 12 when this catalog came out. I’m certain I looked through it since my grandma would make me pick out gifts from it every year. Great memories.
As a British guy I have no idea what JCPenny is but I imagine it's like our version of Argos so I'm rolling with it
I really like the mudd sweat shirt on page 356. Actually I dozed off for a while and now I’m watching again! 😊
That Mudd sweatshirt on page 356 looks snazzy af!
I had the pink and purple jeep growing up. I was 4 years old when this catalog came out, I feel old😂
I remember my brother and I got a electric jeep toy from our older cousins who outgrew it. We wanted it to be a safari jeep so we painted the entire jeep to have tiger stripes with my dad.
i love the mudd sweater!
The Dream House for sure! As well as the electronic organizer, Lincoln Logs and G.I. Joe's. Awesome content as always 😀.
So this is phone book level thick, but its like a magazine for Christmas stuff? I need one.
That mudd sweatshirt on page 356 is looking sharp
Did my parents want me to have a ball pit? No. Did i beg for one for 2 years? Yes. Did I get it? Nope.
the dreamcast was way ahead of it‘s time
Pg 356 is remarkable. The Mudd sweatshirt is a must have!!
The ticking clock is nice. 😊
I had one of those horses but back in the day the metal springs were exposed and would eat your hands and legs.
Yay yay hi m8 you are back welcome back I miss you it’s been a long time
Tbh idk if my toys came from JCPenney but I had that little kitchen area set and the cash register but not in 2000 i got them when I was around 5 so 2005
I love your catalog videos 🤓🧐
Gee, I love the Mudd sweatshirt on page 356
Love that Mudd sweatshirt on page 356 ;)
RelaxingASMR brings me great respite.
I really like the MUDD sweatshirt on page 356. I should get one
Hey man! Thanks for the video!
I was 38 in 2000....need to find a catalog from 1970 or so. THAT would be something.
Oh man, under that electronic ball pit I had that art studio desk thing. How the years have flown by.
I remember being amazed that this catalog had go karts for sale in it…I think I was in 8th grade when it came out so I was a little old for everything else. I always wanted a go kart as a kid but we were too broke. I’ve since bought and restored 3 go karts from the 1990’s, “for my own kids.”
I loved that Mudd Sweatshirt ;) Thanks for the video
Memory lane.. thank you!
I miss these.
Omg thank you!!
Mudd sweatshirt on page 356 is lit 💯
Model railroad would be interesting, I have always loved the small scale cities and country sides some folks make for a train to ride around. My bank has one in the lobby that the bank manager made and it looks like a small town with homes, hillsides, a Main Street and I always look at it before I actually get in line. It’s relaxing and amazing, the wonderful attention to detail it has.
They do still make Lite Brites! My daughter has one.
I've watched this video a bunch and I'm just now seeing it, that's my MagnaDoodle at 33:22! That thing was fun!
Love ur channel really enjoy the videos hoping to have my own collections someday your channel inspired me to like things i never thought i would.
Oh yeah, I'm going to sleep good tonight
I've been watching a little each day. I like the Mudd sweatshirt! Surprised to see so many bellbottoms. Don't remember them being that popular back then.
I'm a bit older than the demographic you mention, but I do remember flipping through catalogs in the 80s. I remember buying toys shown in this catalog for my daughter back in 2000. lol Love the video! Also love the MUDD SWEATSHIRT.
"I was an ugly baby. I was so ugly that when I was born, the doctor slapped my mother."
- Rodney Dangerfiel
I would love to see the boys life magazines as a former boy scout myself. Also would be cool to incorporate that box of boy scout patches I saw on the shelf in a previous video.
Yes! I would love to see your miniature football helmets!
I used to have that smack down arena along with a ton of other wrestling figures
Office space is a great movie!!
Indeed lol. TPS Reports!
@@RelaxingASMR the scene where they destroy the computer 🤣
I really like the MUDD sweatshirt on page 356. 😎
I really like the mudd sweatshirt on page 356
Pg 356 but this is my 2nd time watching fell asleep last night.
Damn this book is the same age as me I just turned 22 in August
I love your videos!!!!!
It’s surrey to think… everyone in that catalogue is 21 years older today…
all those kids in it are either parents or partying and drinking/smoking
@El Macho Trump just sort of a broad assumption assuming they'd all be in their early to mid 20's that tends to be people's wild time
I like the mudd sweat shirt on 136