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Vio's YouTube Videos - violater - 01-21-2020
As requested by Super, a YouTube channel of my Plarail collections, new product unboxing and layout plans are here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4TnW1nNn1mDqdQDNKWvZCA
Most of these videos don't have English translations inside the video, but has translations in title and description. (I speak Japanese, and learn English at the same time.)
So whenever a new unboxing video is posted, I will post here. (Hopefully I don't forget)
My favourite ones are the Tomica World Eurostar Unboxing and the 2 Rotary Snowplough Unboxing.
RE: Vio's YouTube Videos - Super - 01-21-2020
I recommend Vio's channel as great videos can be found there.
Here are Vio's favorites mentioned above.
RE: Vio's YouTube Videos - Mister No - 01-22-2020
Great videos, very nice and informative. I subscribed immediately!
RE: Vio's YouTube Videos - violater - 01-22-2020
Thank you Mister No!
RE: Vio's YouTube Videos - Mister No - 01-22-2020
Thank you for your videos, Vio. Keep them comming!
RE: Vio's YouTube Videos - PlarailTown - 01-23-2020
Here's my suggestion: maybe you should add background music in your videos. It is FREE and NO COPYRIGHT music provided by Youtube for content creators. Anyway, you have a nice collection of Plarail trains and I already subscribed to your channel
RE: Vio's YouTube Videos - violater - 01-23-2020
Thanks for subscribing PlarailTown! The reason why no background music is to give the ASMR effects of package opening and motor running effects. (I can't think of a better word to use instead of ASMR)
RE: Vio's YouTube Videos - PlarailTown - 01-23-2020
Oh, I see...
RE: Vio's YouTube Videos - Super - 01-23-2020
Never heard of a word asmr...what language is that?
RE: Vio's YouTube Videos - violater - 01-23-2020
ASMR: "Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response" is a tingling sensation that typically begins on the scalp and moves down the back of the neck and upper spine. It's basically a shiver you get from hearing particular feel good sounds like opening a box, munching a cookie, or even a whisper from someone.