Soundbuzz Hello, my name is Amanda, and you are watching the first episode of Soundbuzz. Today I'm reviewing ASMR's cranial nerve examination category. Why would one find it so comforting to participate in a cranial nerve exam role play? I have my own theories on this. I believe it's for three primary reasons. One, the personal attention that comes along with the exam. Two, the close proximity that the examiner would have with the examiner. And three, the methodological sort of detailed nature of the exam itself. So with that said, what are the four I've chosen to speak about today? First up, we have Lloyd's ASMR. Now here, Lloyd, I'm assuming that's his name, gives off a very sort of fatherly and wise sort of vibe. He's incorporated realistic looking props, scenery and costumes. The triggers included in this video are that of paper sounds, writing sounds, bouts of silence, and the lowering of his voice when he gets closer to the camera. Let's take a look. Okay, the next one. Which is in the same test phase, both with this one. Again, I want you to start the stick as I bring it close into you to your nose. Follow with your eyes only. Next up in our review is Nightly Whispers. Now this video in contrast to Lloyd's ASMR, Grinnell Nervix M video, is more casual in its boothed setting and its costumes. The triggers in this video include an accented voice, frequent ballpoint pen sounds, extreme closeness and mouth sounds. Let's take a look. What I'm going to do is just check your optical nerve. I'm going to do that by shining the light into your eye. I want to see the iris move and see if it reacts to light. I'm just going to bring the light in. It's a little bit bright. I just want you to do is stare directly at the light and try not to blink if you can. Are you ready? Just keep looking directly at the lights. That's good. The third in our review is The Grinnell Nervix Ammonation by ASMR Nova Star. This video features manicured and shiny fingernails by the host. It is soft spoken throughout unlike the first two, which involve a normal voice at many points. Triggers include tapping, whispering, graceful and movements, along with mouth and breathing sounds. Let's take a look. Just keep your eyes straight ahead. Focus on my nose or anywhere above me on the wall. Just keep them in one spot. And last but certainly not least, we have ASMR gains. This video features the examiner displaying a solicitous and encouraging attitude and soft spoken throughout. Triggers include breath typing, an accented voice, whispers, extreme closeness along with ear to ear. Audio play. Let's take a look. Alright, so what I will do now, I'm just going to check your cheeks and do the same thing. I'm just going to tap on the side. Let's make sure my soul is in the upper. Okay, and does that feel equal on both sides? Good. Good. That's fine. And this concludes Soundbuzz's review of the foremost soothing cranial nerve examinations in ASMR. Did we miss yours? Share it in the comments section below. And let us know what category or trigger you would like to see reviewed on Soundbuzz next. Goodbye.