One thing I'll mention is that if you don't already know what ASMR feels like, you probably don't get it at all. I doubt anyone's first ASMR experience will be

One thing I'll mention is that if you don't already know what ASMR feels like, you probably don't get it at all. I doubt anyone's first ASMR experience will be through an ASMR video. It's more like something you've experienced on and off since childhood, at the store, the library, the barber shop, the doctor's office, etc. And when the ASMR videos started getting popular, everyone who experiences ASMR heard about them and thought to themselves "So that's what that sensation is called! I thought I was the only one!" So don't treat it like a spiritual journey where you'll find some lost part of yourself. It's really just a tool for relaxation, and if you "get the tingles" that's just a plus.