[ SECRET POST #2240 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2240 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Just like my mother unironically loves "Never Gonna Give You Up."

[loracarol]

I like that song unironically too. :)

[(Anonymous)]

Never Gonna Give You Up is unironically a really well-made, well-constructed, listenable, good pop song, albeit one that hasn't aged well. The thing is that the people making didn't give a shit about anything except how well it would appeal to people, and so they went all-out with things that appealed to people at a given historical moment, with the result that it seems goofy and outdated now. But it's still a well-crafted song and it's one that people can take a lesson from - in fact, the KLF used it as an example in part of their guide book for making number one hits.

[(Anonymous)]

Never Gonna Give You Up is unironically a really well-made, well-constructed, listenable, good pop song, albeit one that hasn't aged well.

This is very true. The song has grown on me, but it is so adorably late-'80s, which is now part of its appeal.

The rest of your comment is very awesome. If only I had something to add to it.

[(Anonymous)]

I do a little jig every time I get rickrolled. I getchu~!

[(Anonymous)]

Ha ha, my own mother spent the better part of yesterday trying to find a music artist she loved as a teen--apparently it was Rick Astley. She rickrolled the entire house.

[(Anonymous)]

Your mom is awesome.

[(Anonymous)]

That's awesome. At least your mother knew who he was. I'm the anon from above, and I had to show my mother the video to explain why I thought it was funny that she put it on her iPod. When she saw him, she said, "...I thought he was black!" For over 20 years. What.

[forgottenjester]

Me too. It got so that all my friends got pissed off because I liked being rickrolled.

[(Anonymous)]

I love that song unironically, too. Rickrolling didn't come around for maaaaaaaaannnnny years and its sudden appearance in pop culture didn't negate everyone's appreciation for the song.

[maverickz3r0]

Me too, it's a good song. It doesn't really earworm for me, either.

[taotrooper]

I didn't care much about it before, but the more I got rickrolled, the more I grew fond of it. By the time the meme had died, I ~*~uninronically~*~ liked the song.

[(Anonymous)]

You do know the song came before the meme, right?

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, I do, but since I was born two years after it first came out and somehow never heard it on the radio (I guess Midwestern stations just don't like it?), I only first heard of it in the context of rickrolling. I've come to like it unironically, too; it was just hilarious when my mother started playing it on her iPod through our charger/speakers, especially since she didn't know its new context.

[atgdng]

Hey, me too.