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ASMR creators aggressively tap on mundane household objects

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The most intensely relaxing content on the digital web involves people literally scratching pieces of random garbage. Creators generate millions of views simply by slowly rubbing synthetic sponges, crinkling cheap plastic wrappers, or lightly brushing heavy wooden blocks. It is incredibly lucrative sensory therapy driven by entirely random junk.

ASMR creators aggressively tap on mundane household objects
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