BLENDED PASSION TANGO LEMONADE W/ CRUSHED IGLOO ICE ~ ASMR (No Talking)

Hi my Kimchi Dolls! Today I'm having a passion tango lemonade from starbucks. I added some crushed igloo ice to the blended drink to make it more crunchy. I saw Lovetoeat ASMR eating this on her channel and it looked so delicious I wanted to try it for myself. I'm not much of a Starbucks drinker but I do like this drink . I hope ya enjoy this video. If you like what you see/hear then please be sure to subscribe for more videos. Have a beautiful day! Link to Lovetoeat ASMR's video:    • Video   Link to where I got my ice maker: https://www.amazon.com/Portable-Elect... Link to my ice eating videos playlist:    • ASMR - Carbonated Ice Eating Sounds (No Ta...   Link to my Hmong Foods videos playlist:    • ASMR - Stuffed Chicken WIngs With Sticky R...   Link to my Oysters, Clams And Mussels Videos Playlist:    • ASMR - Oysters Dressed 2 Ways - Eating Sou...   Link to my seafood boils playlist:    • ASMR - Leg Day #3 - King Crab Legs & Lobst...   Link to my seafood boils in a bowl playlist:    • ASMR - Deshelled Seafood Boil, King Crab L...   Link to my sushi videos playlist:    • ASMR - Sushi Eating Sounds (No Talking)   Link to my fried chicken videos playlist:    • ASMR - Korean Fried Chicken & Kimbap Eatin...   Lipstick I'm wearing is Mac's All Fired Up. Follow me on Instagram:   / eatlifewithkimchi   For business inquiries email me at: [email protected] For questions or comments email me at: [email protected] *Mic I'm using is Blue Yeti. *Camera I use is Canon 80D. ***This is an ASMR video. For the best sounds please wear headphones. Thank you.*** What is ASMR? ASMR, which stands for autonomous sensory meridian response, it describes a feeling of euphoric tingling and relaxation that can come over someone when he or she watches certain videos or hears certain sounds. ASMR doesn’t work for everyone and it can be tough to imagine the sensation if you don’t experience it first-hand. For most people who do experience it, the blissful tingling starts up in the scalp and then makes its way through the body to the arms and legs. And as a result, it can trigger a feeling of relaxation.