Buzz·Posted on Aug 25, 2013How To Have A Foodgasm Without EatingASMR eating videos have forever changed the way some people experience food. Are you one of the lucky ones?by Sean O'BrienCommunity ContributorLinkFacebookPinterestTwitterMail You're probably thinking that this all sounds strange. Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF It's ok, NYCISLANDGIRLY thought so too... View this video on YouTube ...until she started making eating videos herself. She gives a great explanation about what caused her to go from hater to creator around the 3:05 mark. ASMR eating videos are actually pretty popular. View this video on YouTube TAHTEEBAYY's wings video has over 60K views. Her fans love it when she chews loudly. Creators make sure to emphasize the whispers and eating sounds which trigger ASMR "tingles." Some people consider eating videos an artform. View this video on YouTube GHOSTMOMO wanted to make her eating videos a performance art piece so that they could be shared with both the real and virtual worlds. She later realized that it would be difficult for people to hear eating sounds in public. Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF Warhol's unintentional eating video has over 300K hits. View this video on YouTube Well, it's over 1 million if you combine all of the different versions floating around YouTube. Like Mo Li's videos, this one was created as an artistic expression. ASMR fans enjoy it nonetheless. Having trouble foodgasming? Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF If you did feel something... Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF