About
ASMR and art videos to soothe the soul. What is ASMR? To put it simply, ASMR is a relaxing euphoric sensation one may experience through the listening/watching of someone performing a simple task such as tapping, whispering, giving personal attention and close up talking. These "triggers" as ASMR'
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Latest uploads
Posts about 0.1 videos a month · 216K average views on recent uploads · most-watched recently: “ASMR - Steampunk Merchant Role-Play HD” (761K views)
Bouquet of flowers - Watercolor Painting
4.3K views · 7/8/2018
Time-lapse - Two Artists Draw a Cityscape
3.7K views · 1/14/2018
Wooden Custom Harry Potter Wand (NO POWER TOOLS)
71K views · 12/11/2017
ASMR - Steampunk Merchant Two HD
316K views · 7/2/2014
ASMR - Painting Relaxation! HD
107K views · 6/12/2014
ASMR - Steampunk Merchant Role-Play HD
761K views · 12/6/2013
Bob Ross Style Painting ASMR HD
337K views · 10/19/2013
ASMR - Hypnosis Therapy Role-Play HD
128K views · 10/11/2013
Frequently asked questions
How many subscribers does Whispering Owl ASMR have?
Whispering Owl ASMR has 12,400 subscribers.
What kind of ASMR content does Whispering Owl ASMR make?
This creator produces ASMR and art videos that aim to soothe the soul by incorporating various triggering sounds and visuals for a cozy ambiance experience.
What makes Whispering Owl ASMR stand out from other ASMR creators?
The focus on blending ASMR with artistry provides a unique and immersive atmosphere that enhances the relaxation experience through visual and auditory elements.
How can I support Whispering Owl ASMR?
Whispering Owl ASMR doesn't currently list a Patreon, Ko-fi, or similar page — the best way to support them is by subscribing, watching, and engaging on their official platforms above.
Is Whispering Owl ASMR verified on AfterASMR?
Whispering Owl ASMR hasn't been verified on AfterASMR yet.
How much does Whispering Owl ASMR make from ASMR?
Based on public subscriber and view estimates, Whispering Owl ASMR may earn roughly $4–$15 per month from ad revenue alone. This is a rough public estimate, not verified income — actual earnings depend on sponsorships, memberships, and other factors we can't see.
