IF you're a fan of TikTok, you may have come across the Bentley Girl while scrolling through the popular social media app.
But what is the viral Bentley ASMR ad and who is the Citroen wife who took down the Bentley Girl? Here's everything you need to know.
What is the viral Bentley ASMR ad?
In 2023, the ASMR ad surfaced, showing a model in a black dress showcasing some of the many details of one of Bentley's luxury cars - but that wasn't all.
The ad was also accompanied with the satisfying sounds of ASMR, which has since transitioned to TikTok and has become a viral hit.
ASMR stands for “autonomous sensory meridian response”.
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It describes the sensation you may feel from hearing certain sounds or seeing certain visuals.
People often describe the feeling as tingles that start around their heads and go down their backs, although everyone responds differently.
In the clip the model can be seen tapping and flicking the luxury car's many details, creating ASMR sounds, while also whispering the word ''Bentley''.
It’s is not known exactly where the video originated from, but copies of the clip have been shared across TikTok, and videos with the hashtag #ASMRBentley have received millions of views on the social media platform.
Who is the Citroen wife who took down the Bentley Girl?
Following the hit video, a number of people have made their own parodies of the clip - including the Citroen wife.
It is not known where the exact video came from, however copies show a woman remaking the viral clip.
In the clips, the woman can be seen flicking and tapping the car, as well as showing off her Citroen's many details, just like in the original - providing the viral ASMR element and leaving TikTok viewers in hysterics.
As a result, the clips have received thousands of views, shares and likes across social media - with one video having been watched by over a million users.
Similarly, motor-mad couple Jon and Amy Coupland, from Lincolnshire, created their own version using a Proton car.
Other variations on the same theme feature a number of different vehicles, including the Ford Transit.
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