Never Gonna Give You Up | Rick Astley Rocks New Year’s Eve – BBC

Rickrolling into 2024 😉 #RickAstleyRocksNewYearsEve #iPlayer #Sounds #NeverGonnaGiveYouUp

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Join celebrated legend, Rick Astley, as he puts on a spectacular New Year’s Eve show. Coming from the iconic Roundhouse in Camden on Tuesday 12th December, the TV event will see Rick joined on stage by some very special guests, with live performances that will bring the house down and ring in the brand-new year. Performing his global hits and some surprise songs, Rick and his guests will bring the party right into 2024.

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  15. Just started shoveling snow from Mike's driveway for whatever reason which is a strange thing to do at a New Year's Eve Party but I'm pretty high and in a strange mood, and Rick Astley music rickrolling me is a pretty good soundtrack with my puffy headphones on for shoveling snow high in a strange mood at night next to the haunted woods full of growling matted fur direwolves with shiny fangs like stalagtite cave icicles and glowing emerald eyes like flaming bobfire mirrors in the shadows of dreamsbl beneath the frozen moon's silvery kaleidoscopic spacewine moonbeams as snow falls in slow motion with glowing purple tracers like stained glass windows in an ancient castle and my breath visible in icy fumes like jade dragon fire plumeing up up up which just makes the world feel like being back sunk deep down inside my warm bed beneath heavy plush blankets pulled up over my head while listening to music and thinking about shoplifting sour patch gummies and big blue cans of Foster's lager bulging precariously in my moody trousers at a brick oven pizza pasta parlor on the University of Oregon campus with my best friend Rick in Junior High before riding our mountain bikes to the top of Spencer's Butte to an abandoned rundown house and climbing up the 3rd floor roof up rickety stairs and spooky ambiance and watching the new years fireworks go off razztrazz bezoomny over all the tiny houses below lit up with christmas lights and dreams of the future past slooshying perfect and phantasmagoric in the ever expanding reality where some are born to sweet delight and others born to endless night

  17. He dominated that era like no other. I was 17 and I dunno my impression is that "Together Forever" was his biggest hit at least in my country. Although some 5 songs of his played on the radio like a loop forever.

  20. The first time I saw Rick on MTV back in 1987, I thought, "That voice doesn't match that body – he must be an old soul." Well now that he has grown up, his voice is still that of an old soul – such a rich voice. Happy New Year, Rick! Here's hoping for many more years of Rickrolling us!

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