Britzeln they say in the south of Germany.
AFAIK it is close to Kribbeln (see LEO) -
or there's something wrong with his audio equipment :-)

(like you feel after pins and needles in a limb have subsided) is probably most like it.
(I am from Munich so have used this all my life)

Isn't that the word that was used as a base for the word-play/name "Bizzl" (fizzy drink)??

I would go for "tingle"

Thanks, guy. That makes perfect sense. :-)

and what about the ladies?

That should have been, Thanks guys. Sorry about the missing "s".
That's inclusive.

"tingle" is just perfect.

Just for the record, another meaning of "britzeln" is the sound produced by a short-circuit in open air, especially if sparks and arcs keep forming erratically. Any electrician would immediately know what you mean and would use the word in a sense quite different from "brutzeln" which is more like "schmoren", a more or less constant sound with a much lower frequency and probably no light emission at all.