Drama On The High Seas - Conserving The "Alfred" - Episode 2
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In the final episode of this conservation, we start to put the painting back together. We utilize two types of bridging, remove the staples, and prep the support. With our final destination in sight, an unexpected sea monster reared its head. Ample clamps to the rescue, and it was smoothish sailing to port
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00:00 - Intro
01:00 - Adhesive Impregnation
01:59 - Hot Table
04:51 - Strip Lining
07:26 - Bridging
08:58 - Silk Organza
11:53 - Removing Staples
13:21 - Making Keys
14:04 - Preparing Support
17:28 - Stretching the Painting
20:32 - Keying
21:15 - Fill in
22:57 - Isolation Layer
24:18 - Retouching
26:24 - Varnishing
27:10 - Retouching
27:57 - Final Varnish Application
28:40 - Glamour Shots
29:47 - Before & After - บันเทิง
I swear to god when he said "my brain can still evolve" I was bracing myself for a skillshare ad read. Keeping me on my toes.
It was in a way. He has us yearning for and remembering the ads. Remarkable skill.
Julian: “it’s always good to learn from others, there’s no point to reinventing the wheel...”
Me: oh no
He’s the Paul Harvey of TH-cam.
My brain gets smoother every day.
I was thinking the same thing at the "you can learn something new every day" part while he's adding the strip lining.
Julian‘s wife: **kisses him**
Julian‘s wife: „You taste like tacks. Superior to staples“.
**gently spits tacks into my wife's mouth mid-kiss as a greeting**
@@cabin_quilt best reply
Jajajajaja
I actually laughed at this one
Lmaoo yess
On today's episode of "Julian roasts strangers who claim to be art conservators," we see Julian once again outsmart his mortal enemy: staples
Next week, Julian faces his second mortal enemy: Polyurethane. Can he outsmart him? Tune in next week on “Julian roasts strangers who claim to be art conservators”
I'm always as amused as heck when he bashes staples. That's what our HS art teacher had us use to attach the "canvas" (aka bed sheet) to the frame when we made a wall-sized, class project painting. We weren't allowed to paint directly onto the wall so that's how we made a mural.
The air powered staple gun was the first power tool I was allowed to use on my own, and I still remember the adrenaline rush from it... see that's why there are SOO many staples on some projects, staple guns are just fun!
@@mwater_moon2865 there is a difference between some class project and professional art conservation. you said it yourself, you even used a bed sheet instead of normal canvas. the stakes are much higher when you actually are a professional, doing work for which your client pays you and being just a student, doing a class project.
Those other conservators....shame on them. Dishonor on their cow, dishonor on their family for using staples.
z-z-z-z-z-z
Will we ever get to hear the story about how Julian accidentally glued a painting to the Hot Table or is it going to remain a mystery?
I know! He keeps mentioning this story but never tells us
Some stories are better left untold ;)
I need you to know that I misread that as “how hot Julian accidentally glued a paper to the table” before my brain realized that something was wonky there
@@Piper_____ Oh, shiii..
@piper Thomas I mean..both work
Girls don't want boys
Girls want Grade A Belgium linen
I want a Grade A Belgium linen and Thick Washi Kozo sandwich
🤣 made me laugh!
@@thetheodora2371 😂
Girls also don't want boys who use staples to secure the canvas, or who mount the painting to the back of the stretcher. Girls most especially don't want boys who fail to remove unnecessary lining canvas before adding strip lining.
Ya, tell me about it. :/
Julian: "I don't wanna cause any kinks while moving the painting to the hot table"
Painting: "Heat me up daddy"
When I tell you I screamed XD
(Innuendo intended)
best comment 😂
Mate! 😂
yeah, well, don't forget the wood swelling saliva tack joke 😏
Underrated
*Me when people repeat themselves irl:* yes, i know, you've said this before, no need to say it again
*Me when Julian talks about the same common methods he's used and explained in many other videos:* Mmmm, yes, sooth me with your familiar words and comforting voice, I love every moment of it
He needs to reads some good night books to help us sleep
He should voice some books for audible, maybe then will I consider getting it and ignore how annoying the sponsorship ads for it are
His voice is so good for audiobooks I think
This video was my fall asleep track last night
@DJ Kombatbunni Hey mate, it's good to hear that videos like this can help with panic attacks :)
"at this point I caught my camera man off guard"
J: throws tacks into mouth
Camera man: "oh god, Julian!"
😂😂😂
@@nursehigginbotham he MUST have laughed at the cameraman´s face! What would happen if he laughs with a mouthful of tacks?!
@@martinakafman what if he has to sneeze? unexpected tacks attack
Messing with the cameraman,s head, messing with ours as well might have us spitting tacks as well ;)
@@Bigotedechivo he becomes a tack shooter from the Bloons tower defense games😂
Julian must be really good at wrapping gifts with his obsession with neat corners lol.
He did a short video wrapping a gift. Awesome.
He showed his amazing skills in the Christmas special.
@@Albrett Hanukkah special, judging by the paper used.
@@JorWat25 Sorry, I grew up not knowing much other than Christmas. I probably should've said holiday special.
@@Albrett nah it's all good
julian: *swallows tacks*
cameraman: *surprised pikachu face*
I remember seeing him do this the first time and I was throughly triggered
"More clamps IS more better".. do not let anyone tell you otherwise.
Here's another good one from my Mom:
"They're exactly the same, only different." Surprising how often that's true!
Love you Mom.
@@veralenora7368 nice ✨
If the question is: Would viewers enjoy a video of Julian visiting a Belgian Linen factory?
The answer is: OH MY GOD YES PLEASE
YES PLEASE
I'd watch that
"Then I'm going to take a square, to make sure the painting is, well..square. You might say I'm putting it into a...Squarespace."
😂
Omg gold 😂
I HEARD his voice when I read this 😂
"ship builders that I've consulted"
Yup, this man always goes the extra mile
"So even though he was well known around the world for his ship paintings, he may not have known what it was he was painting"
nice to know fellow artists have been bullshitting their way through paintings for generations
Julien: "My brain can still evolve."
Also Julien: *Fills his mouth with razor-sharp tacks*
My heart dropped for a second when he said "that's it for today" until I checked and saw that the video was only about half way through.
Same
Did the same thing!
Same
hahahahaa me too!!!
Yep
"I've got pretty good health insurance" way to flex on us Julian
Waited for another sponsoring partner after he said that ;)
...and then segue to Blue Cross/Blue Shield commercial...
joke's on him, then - I live in a country with universal healthcare
Found the american.
I think you meant for those two letters to be capital
Lol
it’s hilarious hearing my four year old cousin call Julian a “bad boy” for putting tacks in his mouth
Good boy for knowing that's a no-no for himself to put tacks in his own mouth
Please tell your cousin that he's a good boy😔🤚
Why does Julian get his tacks at office depot?
Because he won't go to Staples
This one's pretty good!
Thumbs the up ver funneh :)
Underrated
"... once I have removed all of these * exasperated exhale * staples"
I shook my head in disappointed agreement as he was talking😂
Julian's swearword... "Staples."
Theyre the Dinkelberg to his Timmy's Dad
i’ve watched this guy restore so many paintings but somehow he still makes it so interesting
Watching a master at his or her craft and watching someone do something they absolutely love while making a comfortable living is always going to be a source of great pleasure for myself and others.
I already wanna become a conservator myself
@@M1NDCR4WL3R samee
I'm in no way affiliated with fabrics or the making of them and yet, being from Belgium, I'm always inexplicably proud when Belgian linnen is used and talked about
SAME ! He knows we exist AND we make superior linnen !
Imagine having yards of it at your disposal for wholesale prices...my windows and furniture would be swathed in Belgian linen. Nothing compares.
@@disacorte-real4512 Somehow, in my brain, I hear some relative of Hercule Poiror stating, " Zhe Belgian Iinen? It is zhe FINEST in zhe world!"
My painting professor in college-when helping people stretch canvases for the first time-was like "staples are just fine don't worry about it!" as she used a staple gun and now having watched so many of these I just cringe and shudder thinking about it
Yes, I learned with staples too. Oof
We did that in my HS art class, it was the first time I'd ever used power tools and it made me so happy, I bought a staple gun (non air powered, but still) with more of an eye for "yay!" than "I need this for x project."
Well, how many of those art college canvasses will be restored in 100 years time? Sometimes expediency is good enough for a throwaway.
I swear someone needs to make chocolate tacks for Julian.
im sure someone has
agreed
But what if he gets used to those and forgets he cant eat metal tacks??? What if he forgets which tacks are which and uses them on a painting??? 😱 that poor painting
Plot twist: the Belgians. Chocolate and linens!
@@melisosh Truee
Our favourite Netflix show, Drama on the High Seas is back with new characters, Miss Linen from Belgium,Captain B. Wood-Clapper & reformed pirate Organza. It’s great that Julian worked wit them to defeat the Lead P Boys from the rival S.S Staples 😂
YESSSSS
This is just adorable.
I think The seconded season is better!
Best show ever!
I wonder what the main "staples" of the ships were? Isn't tacking a sailing maneuver when sailing into the wind? And a clapper is what makes a ship's bell ring. So many nautical techniques for this nautical painting.
I had to paint a bedroom this weekend and I narrated the whole thing in my mind like one of these videos. I got to apply strip lining (painter's tape), patch canvas (repair drywall), apply fill in medium (spackle), and there were even the dreaded staples that had to be removed around the window casing. Thanks, Julian for making a boring task more entertaining.
Calling it now: the next sponsor is going to be a fancy travel agency offering amazing tours of Belgian textile manifacturers.
Happy New Year Julian and all my fellow comments section buddies!
Happy New Year folks
Happy New Year!
A Happy and hopefully Successful New Year to Mr Baumgartner and all his supporters!!
Happy 2021!
Here's hoping round two isn't as bad 🤞
Julian dragging the ARTIST. OMG, I'm dying. This is EPIC.
He has evolved from dragging conservators who had no idea what they were doing to artists who had no idea what they were doing and I'm so here for it
oh yeah! it's a first!!
Reading the comment section under your videos is almost as much fun as watching the video itself. And without hateful comments or cursing. So it IS still possible. Faith in humanity restored. A bit.
I honestly don't know how i found this channel. I dont know why I subbed. I am a 40 something nurse in the UK watching this on my bus journey home on every upload. Brilliant! Keeps me sane. The only reason I would buy a valuable painting would be to send it to Julien so I could watch what he does to it!!!
My exact thoughts. 50 something lawyer in the middle of nowhere. ☺️
I’m 54 and ditto - no idea how I found him, but I now am in week two of watching him every night before bed.
Same, but in Canada. I want to find a dingy old painting for him to rescue from oblivion.
Me too , I am a 56yo Nanny to teenagers. I just love watching him take so much care with each painting . As with everyone else I love the voice
Julian breezing past casually getting a new palette for the first time since the 1800s is the energy we need in 2021
I wonder how all the new members of the channel reacted to Julien putting a handful of tacks into his mouth.
It's been a while since the last time he did it on camera.
Last time he did it ppl were panicking in the comments lol
Joke's on you. My grandfather was an upholsterer and I'm used to this trick since the 1970's
Doesn't matter how many times I see him do it, I still get nervous. 😬
I feel old Just to giggle at the newbies being shocked😂boi you havent seen everything Julian can do😂
I find that I just tell my mom what Julian did that was shocking or worrisome, like today I just leave my room saying "he put tacks in his mouth again" and my mom just had the look of pure concern
Is he a master conservator or is he a rowdy four year old? No one knows
Who else is with me ... that they NEVER want these videos to end?!?!
Most videos on TH-cam are boring after 5 minutes but not Julian's! I get to the end and think "is that it?". I wouldn't mind if the videos were an hour. Hint, Hint 😁
@@cat3crazy ... I totally agree!!! I literally could watch him for hours! His work is amazing and his voice is so calming!
I've watched the 5-part restoration "Wood That It Were So Simple" just for fun. He used the 3D modeling program SketchUp (SketchUp 2017 is a free PC client) to design the table he used to reattach the broken pieces of wood.
@@JChrisBourdier... YES! He's truly talanted!!!
That deep sigh when you realized the stretcher didn't fit, so relatable lol
My Dad worked for years in luggage factories. I grew up watching him "spitting tacks" while doing projects around the house. Seems perfectly normal and sensible to me. I still have, and use, his magnetic tacking hammer. And Yes, I've tried spitting tacks and survived. It's definitely a learned skill.
Nice ✨
Nowadays, when I staple my notes together, I legit look at my hands and the stapler and mumble "Pathetic" under my breath. If you can somehow use tacks to put sheets together, lemme know
You may not see this, but if you take two tacks and puncture one on one side and the other on the exact same spot but on the opposite side, it should do the trick
Julian: Making sure the painting is square
Me: ...waiting for a transition to a Squarespace ad
He was SO mad when the framework was to small, the split second of pure rage was caught on camera
Julian: The person that painted this previously just painted a whole new cloud over here. Which.. you know.. is totally... completely... inappropriate.
Me: TOTALLY!
Makes my heart happy to hear such a well spoken, educated, and thorough man use words like "schmear" in regular use.
Well, I mean, it is a common Yiddish word...
Julian: “adhesive impregnation”
Me: that painting really said ✨🤰✨
"First, do no harm." Most Baumgartner restoration videos involve Julian identifying bad, outdated, inappropriate decisions by previous restorers. But he is too mannerly to enjoy criticizing them. So he does a delicately balanced dance, showing us what was wrong in earlier work without quite showing how disgusted he is by it.
You might say, in keeping with his coffee tastes, he ever so delicately roasts them.
@@sonipitts Nice!
last time I was this early, the last supper was still fresh painted...
Last time I was this early it was the penultimate supper
BAHAHHAHA
I'd like to see a comparison under the blacklight after Julian finishes. How modern retouching fluoresces.
this man is an engineer, a chemist, an artist and sometimes a philosopher. mr sir...what do you not have
Staples
@@potatonope9774 I was going to reply 'a trip to a Belgian linen factory', but given you just made me snort-laugh, your reply is superior!
@@MsSteelphoenix thanks :)
“I have too many clamps,” said no craftsman ever. 😏
"All of these... staples"
I feel you man, for real.
The 'tude behind the way he said it... I can't even
I recently came to understand Julian's pain very well, as I was helping remove the cloth from some chairs so they could be reupholstered. So. Many. Staples. There were about five or six dozen staples to a side. The corners had close to a dozen staples each. With each one, I was cursing the guy who originally upholstered them. Staples, man...
the only one who can make the word "staples" an obscenity
@@erictheepic5019 this sounds like an horror story to me
@@erictheepic5019 The first power tool I ever used was an air powered staple gun. That was 25+ years ago and I still smile from the memory. Those things are so much fun to use! That's why they're dangerous, you get started and don't want to stop!
On the upside, it stood me in good stead later in life :) We used to hold school picnics at a local park that was on a hill top, nice views but super windy. So I started bringing my manual staple gun to hold down the plastic tablecloths, and it worked perfect! One of the dad's brought duck tape, but that was the only thing that ever worked anywhere near as well. I found out later that once my kids were grown out of that school, one of the teachers started doing the same thing....
"And unless I deliberately try and swallow these tacks, there is very little chance that they make it into my belly. If that happens, I've got pretty good health insurance, [nervous] eh"
Have you ever worked on a piece where the artist was still living and able to comment on your work?
I've asked that as well. So far, no reply. But I keep hoping.
If memory serves, he did a video about conserving/repairing a sculpture whose artist was still alive.
omg....finally. An intelligent comment. Most of these stupid comments are idiotic and are platforms for attention for those who make them....they have nothing to do with the conservation of the paintings. z-z-z-z-zz-z-z-z-z-z-z
@@hollygolightly8048 the commenters aren’t here to serve you. You can ask your own questions.
The sound of Julians scissors cutting that Belgian linen just does something to me.
I hope it's not the same like his saliva does to the wood 😏😉
Happy new Year everyone!
May all your linen be Belgian, your backing of dried beeswax and your varnish non-PVC!
And all your staples be tacks 😉😂
Not to mention polyurethane nowhere to be seen :)
I never want to arrive TOO early for Julian’s videos because half of my entertainment is laughing my head off at all of the witty and clever inside jokes in the comments! 😆🤣
Paintings:
"Rave time, rave time, rave time!!"
Julian:
"So, in the worst case scenario that any of these tears do decide to...get crazy, this silk organza will hold it in place."
Paintings:
"Curse you Baumgartner and your superior art conservation skills!!!"
Julian: boomerang
Me: fidget spinner
Me: Celtic trine. **L**
Me: Y-incision on corpse for autopsy ... sorry!
Hi Julian! My name is Cindy (I'm using my husband's TH-cam account), and I just wanted to say first of all that after watching you work for over year or more now that I feel... well...proud of you and a little protective as well. I guess it's the "moma" in me. Lol. I'm probably a bit older than most of your TH-cam watchers and because of that I'm happy to say that two of my grandchildren have subscribed to your channel! They adore watching you and the whole process. How important each step is and how dedicated you are to doing the process with such integrity. On nights that one of my grandchildren stay over we watch it together. You have actually sparked their interest in art restoration! The other thing is if you ever do go over there and see the Belgium linen being made please make a video of it. Watching it and hearing you narrate it would be wonderful! Thank you for all the time you put into these videos for us and of course the actual restoration you do. PS. I'm sorry this is so long. 😵😉
I loved this one, Julian. I thought you might enjoy knowing that I watch this with my parents. My mom is 78 and bedridden. My father is 80. All three of us enjoy your videos immensely. Thank you so much for sharing with us and for creating some of the best content out there. God bless you and yours.
That’s sweet 😊
I love how he does a rolled hem on his tacking edge. It makes my amateur sewist heart happy.
21:25 You _totally_ should have kept those yardstick keys as part of the painting's provenance.They are a proof that something pretty weird happened during the painting's life. (Just like you try to keep the old stretchers, that once were considered unimportant by most conservators).
I mean, *c'mon! Yardstick keys!*
Mould and Rot? Have you ever encountered a painting that was mouldy before?
Following for an answer o-o
I believe the painting he retouched in his marathon live stream was moldy as well as paint flaking off. It had been found in a basement after a flooding.
there was one of i think it was the virgin mary that was painted on wood that was rotten but you might want to fact check me on that
I was wondering the same thing! It would be interesting to see how he might do things differently with some kind of tiny critter bugs on the paintings and/or actual mold.
Do cockroaches love rabbit skin glue?
"I've got good health insurance" w/ the hesitant laugh got me. *crosses fingers* The finished piece looks so much better. When you zoom in it's amazing how much of the intricacy you can see of the rigging and the people on board.
"More clamps is more better" I'd buy that shirt
23:00 Never knew you could use pickle juice as an isolation layer. I've always been throwing it out when I finished eating all the pickles.
adds to the briny sea-
Just do not drink it. DO NOT DRINK IT. A sip or two is fine, but if you chug it, you will find that it is an astoundingly potent laxative. Don't ask me how I know unless you want a graphic description that may include the terms "water jet cutter" and "liquid-fueled rocket booster".
This cinematography is doing wonders for my sour mood
The popularity of your channel gives me hope for humanity.
👍👍👍
5:48 I thought I saw him “chuck” the Belgian linen frays “somewhere”
And realized this is Julian, he has a container of Belgian Linen Frays organized by length and date separated lol!
My new years resolution is to apply the same care and patience to my hobbies as Julian does for these paintings
That's a good resolution
"I need to fray the edges of this Belgian linen. I'm afrayed I can't skip this step."
We do not want a hard object grabbing onto that delicate linen fold and causing an adhesive impregnation ! This is getting almost as good as a Bob Ross video lol
Wonderful restoration as always, Julian. The artist really gave each person on the ship their own bit of personality. You brought it all back.
Grabbing the end of the strip and yanking the staples out, looks much more satisfying than popping them out one after the other. All of your fans who sew are very familiar with putting tiny things in their mouths. In our case, pins.
I'm physically handicapped on my right side, and typically use my mouth more than I use my right hand. The pandemic has been hard for me because wearing a mask is like losing a hand.
I’m a sewist and I use my mouth to hold pins and needles constantly. It drives my wife nuts because she’s convinced I’m going to end up swallowing one.
"which you've seen me use before" my my how confident we're all coming back
The retouching time lapse at 26:00 was so cool! I'd love to see this again in future videos!
Don't anyone kid themselves: Laziness not necessity, is the mother of invention.
Often related, but not synonymous
@@oz_jones Exactly the same, only different.
You should really rock their world and nudge your saying over to, "mo' clamps is mo' better."
That took three times to write... as apparently my spellcheck doesn't like it either, lol!
It's so interesting how the work you did changes the atmosphere of the painting. When it came in, it looked like a storm was rolling in. Now, it looks like a beautiful sunny day.
this might sound like a backhanded compliment but your videos have really helped me sleep lately. not because they're boring! they're definitely not, and i enjoy watching them during daytime as well. it's just that i have trouble sleeping, and especially since the pandemic started last year i've been struggling with intrusive thoughts keeping me awake bc in the silence i only have my own thoughts, so i've been listening to your videos on replay at night bc i've already watched them so i don't have to focus too much on listening and your voice is really calming. so thank you :) though idk what it says about me as a person that i calmly fall asleep to someone talking about potentially swallowing tacks, lol.
Spitting tacks is the definition of "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." Keep up the good work and enjoy freaking people out.
This advertisement integration is so smooth that it's on par with Adam Ragusea's ads.
Art and food... some of life's greatest pleasures
Finally I can get my coffee without getting scurvy in the process!
"I've got pretty good health insurance"
Laugh in Europe
Even with insurance he pays more than us. "America is a third world country in a Gucci belt"
Oddly, I don't find that as amusing as you might believe. I think it might be due to having recently become aware of the correlation between yours being so affordable and the US taxpayers' being more expensive.
@@cindyknudson2715 Indeed, the US citizens are the ones who pay the most for their health,and largely more in the wolrd, for a mediocre result in global health critera
USA health system is mostly a vast scam
@Ozone I was talking about them being charged more to subsidize the "inexpensive" systems. You get reduced prices essentially subsidized by the US taxpayers and healthcare users.
(Not that amusing really)
But some think that once they force the US into the EU system the incentive created by the imbalance will be gone so that might change costs in the EU, etc.
@@cindyknudson2715 So the US taxpayers provide for the healthcare in western europe ?
The joke is real my dear 😆
As a professional painter, it's wonderful to know that the skills of a few in conserving and restoring works of art will be kept as a record for the future. Thank you again for a thoroughly gripping restoration.
Whenever there’s a morning upload, I sit and play it in the background while I do my makeup. Sometimes I’ll check in and see the progress made and often base my color choice on the painting being worked on. Most mornings I’ll be frantic even if I have hours to spare, but these never fail to make me feel calm and collected- ready for the day. Few words are “good” enough to express my thanks, and I’m sure many others feel the same. Following the KISS method (Keep it simple, stupid) I’ll use the most traditional way.... Thank you.
This is epic! I dig that you play with your make-up choices at times to go with the painting. That needs an Instagram account!
@@amazinggrace5692 Let's hope he never restores that pink baby then!
@@ian_b shudder! 💕🐝
Dear Vlasic - attached is my invoice for product placement advertising.....
I was waiting for the pickle commercial segue...
I would like to see a painting where the previous conservation efforts were done well.
Watch the video “Revisiting an Old Friend, the Second Conservation of Anne”. It’s a painting that he had restored but a cat sat on it and tore the painting so he had to restore the painting again. It’s really funny to hear him talk about how good a job he did in the past lol.
I’d watch this dude do household chores while telling us the history of it..ok now I really want that
You may enjoy the book Home by Bill Bryson. It's "a history of private life" ie how people lived mundane everyday lives in homes. I personally loved it.
When he says adhesive impregnation, I felt that
Kinky....
I think I might be pregnant too, and I am a guy!
17:45 "I never said that before, but don't swallow!"
-Deadpool
I believe that the Captains of the Alfred are looking down with great pride on the young man who tacked their ship so well.
If julian ever turn into a serial killer he would be on par with lecter.
And Dexter
Holy cow! Terrifying.
Some horror writer needs to stumble across this comment section 😳
Julians mind palace is full of useful things for that... solvents, scalpels, holding mouthfuls of tacks
One of these days, I would love to see the client receiving their painting back. You know, the big reveal...
He’s said in Q+As that he’s been trying to do this but I guess he hasn’t been able to find someone willing to be on camera. It’s also probably a bit difficult with covid right now but I hope someday we will get a reaction video!
Whenever you come to Belgium, let me know, I"ll buy you a coffee.
julian not so casually @'ing the belgian linen factory to offer up a tour is my fav
22:59 Next Week--A new sponsor. "Vlasic: America’s number-one pickle and art restoration supply company."
17:39
Julian: **puts things in his mouth**
ASMRtists: One of us, one of us...
I actually choked on my water when he segued into the sponsor. So frickin smooth
I'm here for two things:
My fix for Julien and the comments!
i was having the hardest time trying to sleep (anxiety, boredom, etc) but every time i watch these and listen to his soothing voice and watch him work im completely calmed...