LOL

Best comment so far, lmao

This is a comment I can appreciate

Ah yes, the four things I'm most incapable of: Maths, French, and sleep.

I speak English I speak French I don’t understand him.

All soundly asleep

hahahaha that legit made me spit my coffee out.

this is even more funny because France is widely recognized as having one of the most hardcore math curriculum in the world (probably why they have the highest rate of Fields Medals per capita for countries with at least 10 million people).

...or cardboard cutouts a la "King of comedy"

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griffMcTall is he talking in english? Or mixed with other language?

@@maryjeanjason6231 it's english but he has a *THICC* accent

@@Zammy-gj8xn yeah but in general terms it's still useful to just be able to communicate properly, either that or just stick to your primary language. Still the whole video is very relaxing.

Jobro110 i don’t really struggle to understand him because I am french. But I acknowledge that he s not putting that much effort into it, aaaand he definitely needs to be louder.

So true lol

It's because it's natural. I'm not an expert in ASMR but the fact that a lot of us watch these videos is because there is something in our brain that responds well to these kinds of sounds. I imagine that from when we're young and our brains are developing, we build up positive responses to ASMR because it's soothing, and we all have our own "triggers" that can set it off. For some people it's brushing sounds, for others its a soft accent, and when the sounds happen more naturally and we aren't expecting it we are more positively affected.

yeah this is the best i agree. forced asmr is just that, feels forced. this is how people just are in life and it feels natural for some reason.

I feel the same way about traffic violations.

I agree. I find when too many asmrtists lose their touch, I can tell that they’re trying. It’s no longer a whisper video or a soft spoken/unintelligible video just for enjoyment of doing so, it’s a sharp whisper with too many tappings. Often I think their thought process is more trigger are better. My opinion is less is more but that’s just me

Chris Moore it’s easier to explain this when someone walks in your room rather than explaining a girl licking fake ears that doubles as a mic.

I csn totally hear this 😭😭😭❤️

HAHAHA oh my...

Dead Poets Society

Wtf

I can’t unhear it.

@Cactus Jack lmaoo i can feel it

Key word, theory

@Cactus Jack Dude, i don't know what it was about your comment that made me laugh so hard, but I legit laughed out loud at 4am and woke up my dog 😂

Will this help us get to Mars?

Cactus Jack tell him cactus jack sent you

Yep ahaha

Isn’t that every teachers class though??

@@NOMADCINEMATICS1 Hardly.

@@NOMADCINEMATICS1 Thankfully no, but good teachers are so rare that I won't begrudge you for not having encountered one in your entire life

Damon Self Idk man, currently in a class called “Halloween Studies 101” - next weeks topic is disinformation and spiritualism, so we get to present and analyze any conspiracy theory of our choosing. So far, it be slappin

scose i noticed the comments of people who would never take his level of courses anyway as well.

@@Farsightful oh look, they're so advanced that they can get credit for uh doing nothing?

Cool 👍 Goodnight 😴

this comment made the video 10 times more relaxing, thank you

is this statistical mechanics?

Personally, with all do respect I feel they should not really employ teachers who are so hard to understand for that reason you stated.

@@nated8678 I completely agree. Students need to focus on the material first, not spend half the time trying to understand and decide what's said.

Amusement Labs 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

As asmr he is excellent. Teaching, not so much. He frequently does not complete sentences.

even with a proper accent, there's still a long way to becoming a good teacher. i had a few and they're unforgettable. it is definitely a calling

What gave you the impression he was a raving dangerous lunatic?

@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar Anyone that knows this level of math is a serial killer, they use the math to calculate the best way to catch there next prey 💀💀💀

@@mynameisntdave6012 Walter white can vouch for that.

Yes lol that would be strange and disappointing xD

Lol.

Agreed. Definetely a class I would skip and learn by myself. Edit: I have to revisit my comment. He is actually not that hard to follow.

😆For real!

@@red_dll props to your honesty

Daniel King I had Cell Biology with an Iraqi man who had a lisp and whose handwriting was illegible. He knew his shit but OH MY GOD was that the most difficult class I’ve ever had to date because I couldn’t understand a damn thing he said. I had to go to every one of his office hours just to get clarification on my notes.

At college I had an off the boat lady from asia try to teach one of my classes. I failed because noone could understand her crap attempt at english. Teaching classes is not practice. Still mad at her to this day.

85?!! Shouldn't be he retired by that age?

@@gracetamo110 he was, but in my country, if you prove there's no personnel to fill a certain position, the same person (but can be another one, too) can be re-hired, and get paid less than his usual salary, because he was also receiving retirement money

You got a superpower lol

The best comment, I can't stop laughing!

could you please explain the topic he is talking about for us laymen

@skin09588 Sometimes haha

@@kendra58 Daniel Bennequin (3 January 1952) is a French mathematician, known for the Thurston-Bennequin number (sometimes called the Bennequin number) introduced in his doctoral dissertation. In the mathematical theory of knots, the Thurston-Bennequin number, or Bennequin number, of a front diagram of a Legendrian knot is defined as the writhe of the diagram minus the number of right cusps. It is named after William Thurston and Daniel Bennequin. The maximum Thurston-Bennequin number over all Legendrian representatives of a knot is a topological knot invariant.

it's never too late to go back, i have a 65 years old classmate, he's the best, i love his deadpan humour

@@alverygrissom2544 The classes are there but blackboards/chalkboards are a rarity these days

@@Jamie_Pritchard For real, my university here in South Texas got rid of almost all chalk boards in favor of white boards

@@darkprince56 Damn bruh we have TV screens instead. Even worse.

😂😂😂😂. Accent thick af

At least he has a phone! My calculus teacher didn't even have an e-mail

IKR?!

😂😂😂😂😂

my mechanics/Techonology teacher is one of the workst teachers and he dousn't bump up the score but i teach my friends on some hours instead of him because they do understand me😅

His English is so poor that I have no idea what he is talking about. Not just because it's Maths. Luckily I do understand ASMR. 😊

amiloradeon his english is not bad at all wth

@@deswegendas9034 It is very bad for Americans at least. Sounds like another language with random English words mixed in.

@@AquilaTheHun it's not really his English i noticed, it's his thick thick accent that makes his speech sound way worse than it actually is

deadass took french 3 years and all i learned was how to understand this accent

Or perhaps they aren't quite as "brilliant" as the system makes them out to be.

@@Narniak69 yeah dude, that's it. Whatever calms your ego to sleep better at night.

@@Narniak69 yeah... no. I guarantee you that these guys are very smart in what they do. Doesn't mean they are smart everywhere else (his pronounciation is horrible)

@@cerealhit555 you speak much French?

@@Narniak69 he isn't brilliant sure, it's a genius

Eh, don't feel too bad. Americans speaking French have a hard time removing their American accents, too.

French people can keep their accents ❤❤❤❤

Pareil 😂

to be honest, french accents in the english language sounds so pretty.. I love when people have accents, it sounds so much more interesting to me than our very harsh american way of speaking

It's understandable when you speak a wrong language, like French. 😂 Just kidding! But for real. French is such a sophisticated language. And so is English. And from what I've been told, American english is somehow even more difficult. Though I don't know how true that is. Besides, i don't think it's reasonable to expect a foreigner to obtain picture perfect english pronunciation. No moreso than for an English speaker to obtain perfect *Francais* pronunciation.

Hi

Clint Beck semide coco asmr does a really good job of making it feel like a genuine interaction without purposefully repeating words, fiddling w/ latex gloves, etc, all that stuff irritates me. Also periwinkle rose

Same here

@@katieh8186 you mean the german cocoasmr?

Alf Lauren nope! Her channel name is Semide Coco asmr, she does awesome realistic medical role plays and stuff

@@katieh8186 Thanks, I'll have to check out her channel. Everybody is different and that's the great thing about UKposts, you can get all these variations.

Lety Cancino 😂

LMAO

Sameee

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Speaking for math students: That's completely normal. The secret is to embrace it. After a few years of cluelessness, there will suddenly be a moment where you're surprised that you actually understood the basics of the first ten minutes (although nothing after that), and then you just go along with that momentum :D

I literally didn't understand a single shit. I think I don't even how to count

Pourquoi tu mets Algéria alors que je suppose que tu vis pas la bas

Oui, indeed! :)

The sound of the chalk on the board is the best... this is so relaxing.

devindouzstuff _ HAHAHAHAHA

devindouzstuff _ Beaker?

You’re probably Thinking of the Swedish Chef 😭

@@tarijdjackson he does sound like the swedish chef too

Omg it's all I hear now. Fucking Beaker

@@delko000 je n'aime pas mon prof de francaise mais france est sympa

@@damnbro_idc stick to english

Ooh aah Cantona I said Ooh aah Cantona

I was waiting for him to karate kick a student in the front row!

Ze seagulls follow ze trawler

@@arturobandini4078 I know unfortunately haha at least we do mate

Crystal Palace fans in the class watch out, Erics gonna kick ye in the fucking head...

@@arturobandini4078 Nah, you just gotta follow the right ones Imo the best ones are: Ephemeral Rift Latte ASMR PPOMO ASMR Dr. T ASMR

@@arturobandini4078 His Iggy Manley videos are still my favourite ASMR videos ever

@@arturobandini4078 as am I. So damn annoying and gimmicky.

Gian. Also goodnight moon. She puts so much work into her videos its more like art

My first asmr experience was very similar! Now this is very popular oh well!

The chemical reaction happening in your body is very similar to the one you get when you’re sexually stimulated.

Same here. Ever since i was a baby i loved the sounds of washing machines, vacuum cleaners, hair dryer etc.. But one time when i was 4 years old there was a postman on the door, he was going through letters and papers, writing and speaking softly. His voice was echoing in the building hall. I felt so limp, like melted butter. I also felt some embarrassment but later i accepted it and enjoyed. I would get ASMR triggers everywhere all the time, by all kinds of people. I started slightly manipulating people just for my relaxation, prolonging the conversation and asking questions i already know, just so they keep talking lol..