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Over 18 million YouTube videos have been made specifically for ASMR, and 11% of Americans claim to have experienced it. You should continue reading if you’re unfamiliar with this fascinating niche phenomenon. Here, we’ll go over all there is to know about ASMR.

Due to changes in Newsbreak's thinking on videos they are asking content creators to limit their videos to 1-3 minutes. While that is doable for some, for a cooking show I can’t see a way to make it happen without leaving out some key factors like the prep and cooking for the recipes. So I’m working on videos that are short and sweet and meet NewsBreak requirements. You may not get the full experience of the prep and cook, but you’ll see the finished product and the recipe will be in the snow notes. I hope you understand and will continue to follow us.

YouTube has become the launchpad for the next generation of content creators, personalities, and even celebrities. Many are enticed by the notion of starting a YouTube channel and earning a full-time living from the platform.

The year was 1967, and the vast majority of television was recorded and broadcast in black and white. Most Americans had a black and white television set in their homes. Some even had two sets. The monopoly of black and white TV was about to disappear forever, though. Color TVs began to become available, and broadcasters gradually switched over.