The Lord of the Tingles [ASMR] Part Two - The Two Tingles (Collaboration) 🌿 Elves & forest Spirit🍂

My dear Hobbit, you are about to start an adventure! ⋄ Months in the making and now it's finally here: A trilogy of ASMR movies based on the Lord of the Rings. One Collab to Tingle them All! Many talents have come together for this. Each ASMRtist will help you on your journey through Middle-Earth! Your misson, is to take The One Ring to Mordor and destroy it. But One does not simply walk into Mordor, and something tells me that you will have great difficulty staying AWAKE :) ASMRtists: ⋄ Oopsydaisy:    / @oopsydaisyasmr   ⋄ CrinkleLuvin:    / channel   ⋄ Amy Kay:    / @amykayasmr   ⋄ Moonlight Cottage:    / @moonlightcottageasmr   ⋄ Nebula:    / @nebulaasmr   ⋄ Lilibette:    / @lilibetteasmr   ⋄ Tinglesmith:    / @tinglesmithasmr   ⋄ TirarADeguello:    / @tiraradeguello   ⋄ Maya:    / @mayaasmr   ⋄ Asmr Weekly:    / @asmrweekly   ✨ ASMR Weekly Presents Roleplays and Ambiences Inspired in Fantasy Worlds and Original Creations ✨ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ASMR videos and Ambiences are designed to bring the watchers to a more relax and calm state of mind, Taking them to Cozy and comfortable environments. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ My Links: ⋄ Magical Shop: https://teespring.com/stores/asmr-wee... ⋄ Instagram :   / asmrweeklyofficial   ⋄ Patreon(You get exclusive early Previews):  / asmrweekly   ⋄ Galleons Tip Jar AKA Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr... -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ✨ If you Enjoy my work on this channel, please share it with other people you think might enjoy it. ✨ Also, consider becoming a Patreon and get Exclusive Early Previews, if you want to contribute financially to the existance of the channel. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ⋄Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) is a tingly experience characterized by a static-like or tingling sensation on the skin, It is most commonly triggered by specific acoustic, visual and digital media stimuli, and less commonly by intentional attentional control⋄