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Stop motion videos are a type of animation created by taking a series of still photographs and then stringing them together to create the illusion of motion. 

Wooly wonders: These stop motion animation videos with wool is taking the internet by storm

Stop motion videos are a type of animation created by taking a series of still photographs and then stringing them together to create the illusion of motion.

Instagram is loaded with talents, and we can&rsquo;t deny that. Following stop-motion LEGO food ASMR videos, these cute wool stop-motion animation videos are making headlines. Shared from Insta handle andreaanimates, they are made by artist Andrea Love who is specialised in animating with wool. Each of the videos have captivated the attention of the netizens who are amazed by the intricate detailing of the videos.
While one of the videos shows eggs being cracked, beaten and put in pan and fried. While another video shows nail polish being applied. Love has posted several similar videos based on day to day events of our lives. These videos with amazing detailing and ASMR effects are interesting to watch. According to the artist some videos take only a few days to complete while others might take months. &nbsp;
<h3>What are stop motion videos?</h3>
Stop motion videos are a type of animation where individual frames or pictures are captured one at a time, with small movements made between each frame. When these frames are played in rapid succession, it creates the illusion of movement. Unlike traditional animation, where characters and scenes are drawn or digitally created, stop motion involves physically manipulating real-world objects or figures to produce the animation.
This process can be time-consuming, as each movement requires careful adjustment and photographing. Common examples of stop motion include claymation, puppet animation, and object animation.
Also watch: <a title="From blocks to bites: ASMR video of LEGO fried chicken sweeps Instagram" href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/from-blocks-to-bites-asmr-video-of-lego-fried-chicken-sweeps-instagram-1693475831752">From blocks to bites: ASMR video of LEGO fried chicken sweeps Instagram</a>

A viral ASMR trend featuring glass bottles rolling down stairs captivates online audience

Glass bottles rolling down the stairs:  What is the hype around these viral videos?

A viral ASMR trend featuring glass bottles rolling down stairs captivates online audience.

Internet is filled with new trends and viral videos. And these days ASMR videos are managing to captivate the audience. Amidst this, strange ASMR videos of glass bottles rolling down the stairs is doing rounds on the internet, keeping netizens hooked to them.
These videos are garnering millions of views and have left people talking about them. The viral videos showcase glass jars and bottles filled with ketchup, pickles, among many other things, rolling down the stairs and breaking eventually.&nbsp;
People who are watching these videos are apparently enjoying these videos as they are waiting and anticipating about when the bottles will break. Several social media users who are hooked to this content have shared comments, where they said that they can watch these videos for hours.&nbsp;
Some of the videos where bottles are broken have gained immense popularity, amassing over five million views. Reaction videos are also gaining significant attention, with more than a million views. This indicates that bottle-breaking has truly become a trend, as even brands are now creating parody videos featuring breaking of bottles.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/study-answers-why-people-love-watching-or-listening-to-asmr-videos-1683799876008">Study answers why people love watching or listening to ASMR videos</a>

If you are a regular internet surfer then you might've come across ASMR content and must have noticed a sudden surge in this genre. A study answered why; know here.

Study answers why people love watching or listening to ASMR videos

If you are a regular internet surfer then you might've come across ASMR content and must have noticed a sudden surge in this genre. A study answered why; know here.

In the recent past, ASMR or autonomous sensory meridian response is the new form of entertainment people are hooked to.
For the uninitiated, ASMR videos are gaining popularity, where sounds created by nails, slurping of food, stirring of a spoon, among others are used, providing viewers or listeners a sensory feeling. Natural sounds like rainfall, wind, rustling of leaves, among others also fall under ASMR.&nbsp;
According to a study published in the journal National Library of Medicine in January 2023, it was found that the tingling sensation caused by audiovisual stimuli leads to positive emotions. Young people use these sounds to relax themselves, induce sleep, reduce stress and alleviate anxiety.
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Cleaning videos are the new soup to the soul. During the pandemic, people started binge-watching cleaning videos and there is a reason behind it. 

 Do you find cleaning videos satisfying? Know what the study says

Are cleaning videos satisfying your OCD? Are you watching it on loop? Know the reason why it is so addictive. 

Watching cleaning videos on loop? Know why

If you are watching cleaning videos and find them soothing, you are not alone, there is a reason behind it.&nbsp;

Are you one of those who watch cleaning videos on loop? Well, if you look at the number of views these videos gather on social media, one thing emerges clearly&mdash;your tribe is growing each passing day. These videos fall in the popular category called Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response or ASMR.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; A careful scan of social media platforms reveals the trend of cleaning videos breaking viewership records with the onset of Covid-19 pandemic when most of us remained confined to our homes. &nbsp; &nbsp; Before we go on to explain why people are glued to such content, let&rsquo;s tell you first about the recent internet record breakers. &nbsp; Cleaning influencer Auri Katariina in June of 2022 shared a video on Instagram on how to clean the sink and the viewership is in millions. &nbsp; &nbsp; Mrs Hinch, who is also a cleaning influencer, enjoys a massive following on Instagram and her 3.7 million followers call themselves Hinchers. All Mrs Hinch tells Hinchers is how she keeps her house neat and tidy. &nbsp; &nbsp; Shows like &lsquo;Tidying Up With Marie Kondo&rsquo; and &lsquo;The Home Edit&rsquo; on Netflix are the go-to shows for those who find the cleaning videos satisfying. &nbsp; &nbsp; What makes cleaning videos addictive?&nbsp; &nbsp; Experts feel the trend has not peaked due to the rise in awareness about cleanliness but it is a sign that people are overwhelmed in their life and they find such videos soothing. &nbsp; &nbsp; According to researchers, the transformation of a thing from being dirty to clean is captivating as it sparks psychological delight. Craig Richard, who is a professor at Shenandoah University in Virginia, says that ASMR videos are comforting and likely to be relatable to the feelings that a person receives from them. &nbsp; &nbsp; Study suggests that 80% of people who watched ASMR videos found that it had a positive effect on their mood, while 69% of participants said that it helped in easing their moderate to severe symptoms of depression. &nbsp; Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/what-is-clean-eating-let-s-discuss-the-ins-and-outs-of-this-diet-pattern-1636779565712">What is clean eating? Let's discuss the 'ins and outs' of this diet pattern</a>

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