Can an ASMRtist get ASMR? Celaine asks ASMR Jade
The collaboration went up on September 25, followed three days later by a fast-versus-slow test billed as a question about sleep.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Can an ASMRtist get ASMR?! 😳 With @ASMRJADE
A usual day on Celaine's channel brings in several hundred thousand views across the whole catalog, most of them from videos that have been around a while. This week added two new uploads to that pile, and both put a question in the title.
The first, "Can an ASMRtist get ASMR?! 😳 With @ASMRJADE," brings in a fellow creator to turn the tables: two people who make tingles for a living, wondering whether they can still feel them. It has passed a hundred thousand views in five days.
The second, "ASMR Fast Vs Slow🌶️ What's Better for Sleep?," is the one with momentum. A day and a bit after going up, it is gathering views several times faster than anything else on the channel. Behind it, two September videos are still earning at almost exactly the same daily pace as each other: a fast and aggressive haircut roleplay and an eight-hour eye exam built for deep sleep, the kind of full-night video a sleep channel keeps playing long after upload day.
Subscribers held steady at 2.22 million. Around her, the ASMR and sleep channels were mostly running below their usual pace, Jocie B ASMR, Joyceful Tingles and The ASMR Ryan among them.
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The videos drawing views on Celaine's ASMR right now
- Channel
- Celaine's ASMR
- Subscribers
- 2,220,000
- Videos published this week
- 2
- Video published
- September 25, 2026
- Video views so far
- 113,299
- Views on its first day
- 62,211
The numbers
Here are the figures behind Celaine's week.
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What does the "A" in ASMR stand for?
ASMR stands for autonomous sensory meridian response.




