Falling Up ASMR - ASMR Video Game Roleplay & Medical Exam

20th December 2023

Who is Falling Up ASMR?

Falling Up ASMR is an American ASMR Artist who creates Video Game Shop, Roleplay Medical Exam, Writing Sounds and Librarian Roleplay ASMR videos.

She wants to ‘help people relax with ASMR’.

She has over 52k subscribers and 9m channel views from her 250 videos which are here.

Her ASMR triggers include Soft Voice, Keyboard Typing, Tapping Sounds, Hand Movements, Glove Sounds, Personal Attention, PAge Turning, Stamping, Flashlight Triggers, Medical Exams and Ear Exams.

About Us

Hi, I am Peter & I have been watching & writing about ASMR videos for over 10 years. We will help you relax & sleep. My current favourite ASMR type are Japanese Barbers! Use our Search Box at the top of the page to find Artists & Triggers.

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Falling Up ASMR Bio & Personal Information

Falling Up ASMR real name is sadly unknown even to the internet

And she also chooses not to reveal her full face which is why the image is not complete

Falling Up ASMR is from the USA and has a tattoo

Falling Up ASMR has collected video games since she was 10 years old and has a nice collection of n64 games!

Pokémon Red is one of her favourite games

Falling Up ASMR is on Instagram here – she has 1,400 followers

Falling Up ASMR is on Patreon here

Falling Up ASMR is on TikTok here – she has 4k followers

Check out ASMR Darling & Luna Bloom ASMR for more Video Game ASMR!

Why you will like Falling Up ASMR

I have been finding quite a few niche style ASMRtists recently and Falling Up ASMR is another one.

She creates a lot of videos based around her own keen interest in video games – I can relate!

Although I don’t have as many controllers as her.

So if you like seeing and hearing game shop roleplay and Pokemon style ASMR content then Falling Up ASMR is the right ASMRtist for you!

There is quite a lot of tapping and hand sounds as she shows you various games, controllers , books and cards. Nice.

I really like her Librarian roleplays. I wish there were more of these!

You get some really nice pencil writing sounds, page turning, keyboard sounds and stamping. Very tingly!