Plenty of ASMR content is safe for kids, such as this video of cutting kinetic sand. On the other hand, some videos may have sexual undertones (think certain massage and whisper videos).

Some swear that YouTube "whisper videos" can help treat insomnia and even anxiety.

Right now, children are filming themselves chewing, whispering and tapping to give their adult audience an ASMR buzz.

Many ASMR channels starring kids have the disclaimer “This is a parent-run account.” From the time I began reporting this story to now, I saw several kid ASMR videos disappear from the platform.

ASMR (or Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) is a pleasurable, tingling sensation you get from certain sights and sounds. But it also offers serious health benefits.

The weird world of whispering YouTube videos has a new frontrunner. She’s 13. Meet Makenna Kelly.

About 20 percent of people experience Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, or ASMR. But what exactly is it, and what causes it?

Let's Plays are typically loud and brash, but what if they weren't? What if they took a note from ASMR's playbook and were quiet instead?

Whisper Wave, located at 41 Union Square West with a new second location at the William Vale Hotel, appears like any other spa room—but it’s a different game altogether. What is an ASMR spa?