43:45:face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling:
43:46And so do I :_MaliceCool::_MaliceCool::_MaliceCool:
43:53:face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling:
43:53:_MaliceMustache::_MaliceMustache::_MaliceMustache:
43:55:face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling:
43:56i was alive when this happened
43:56:_MaliceMustache::_MaliceMustache::_MaliceMustache:
43:57You should play the videeo
43:57:face-green-smiling:
44:02:_MaliceMustache::_MaliceMustache::_MaliceMustache:
44:03Rick Astley's most popular songs use melody structures common in Japanese pop music from the time
44:03Rick astley redid it again a few years ago
44:06If you want to counter the Rick Roll, look up his later song "Giving Up On Love."
44:07:_MaliceMustache::_MaliceMustache: lmao
44:08WE'RE NO STRANGERS TO LOVE
44:10:_MaliceSmug::_MaliceSmug::_MaliceSmug::_MaliceSmug:
44:12Malice is never gonna give us up, never gonna let us down
44:13:_MaliceMustache::_MaliceMustache::_MaliceMustache:
44:16Copyright song danger?
44:19:_MaliceMustache::_MaliceMustache::_MaliceMustache:
44:20Times change. Rick roll is Eternal.
44:22Preach it :clapping_hands:
44:22:_MaliceMustache::_MaliceMustache:
44:22just like Freddie Fazbear
44:22I really liked that one video where they took the first letter from every sentence said through the video and it was an elaborate Rick roll