Even though Rafa’s ASMR is a fairly new channel, you can already see him growing into his niche. He does seem to focus more on whispering and mouth sounds than things like “follow my instructions” or “only hand movements.”
One thing nice about the channel is Rafa’s openness to trying different formats or triggers. He continually asks his community what they would like to see. He will admit that he isn’t perfect at something or that an idea didn’t work out. He’ll also admit that he gained inspiration from another channel.
Unlike some new channels, the volume levels stay mostly consistent throughout all his videos. The same can be said about volume levels during a video. There are some exceptions, like when he accidentally knocks the microphone, but largely there aren’t many volume jumpscares.
You can see the care he has for the channel through his video research, trigger suggestions, and improving thumbnails.
Rafa’s ASMR isn’t the greatest channel; his videos aren’t perfect, and one in particular thumbnail is…odd (it involves his head on a turtle’s body), but you can see him trying to improve and learn. The channel has a lot of potential.
4/5
Until the next wormhole…thanks for reading!
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Sally: Good evening, Megaton City. Earlier today, the fire department responded to a blaze at the offices of Junket, Corpus, and Crawling on Applewood Drive. The blaze, according to police reports, was set by Thomas Whitecliff, a lawyer for the firm. When questioned why he set the fire, he told police that his 11-year-old son had been abducted.
As evidence of his abduction, the perpetrator sent Whitecliff a picture of the boy holding up today’s newspaper.
Whitecliff claimed that the abductors wanted to stop an upcoming tournament that the law firm was a part of.
Oddly enough, when investigators arrived at the home of Whitecliff’s ex-wife to inform her of her son’s abduction, they found the boy in his room doing his homework. When questioned, the boy said he’d not been abducted and was in school all day. School officials later confirmed this.
When police returned to Whitecliff’s apartment, he’d seemingly disappeared along with the alleged photo. Officer Jarred said that Whitecliff’s clothes and Omni-Cuff were left behind.
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