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can't help falling in love with you 

One of the best and most covered songs of Elvis Presley.

Sing this song perfectly and watch your crush come at you.
You : (singing) "But I can't help falling in love with you..."
Crush : hey...wanna hang out?

As brave as a falling star 

Poetic way of telling someone that they are extremely brave or heroic. But it is also used ironically when their bravery goes too far and turns into madness.
The term "falling star" is used because symbolically, the rocks that turn into shooting stars have the courage to enter the Earth's dangerous thick atmosphere in order to make skywatchers happy and allow them to make a wish.
Person 1: Have you read in the newspaper that this guy conquered all of his biggest fears and revealed all of his secrets to the public in order for his crush to accept having him as her boyfriend?
Person 2: Wow, so it is true that love makes you as brave as a falling star.

sucribe falingo 

This is a term used to tell people to subscribe to Flamingo the Roblox Youtuber. He used it in a video, but it got censored by the Roblox chat filter. He tried to make everybody say it.
Su tart: who you watch on youtube

Spone: falingo
Su tart: what
Spone: sucribe falingo
Su tart: ok i will
Spone: thank
Flamingo: yay new sub
sucribe falingo by HighStake17 December 1, 2019

box of old shoes falling from the loft 

Sound reminicent of a particularly loose stool being expelled.
Wife: "Did you hear me taking that shit?"

Husband: "The whole street did, love. It sounded like a box of old shoes falling from the loft."

the falling leaf 

When someone is first learning how to snowboard and they are scared shittless to attempt carving, so they go all the way down the slope on their heal side by first heading downhill with their dominant foot, and then their other foot, immitating the motion of a falling leaf.
Sarah was tired of falling on her ass every time she tried to carve, so she just did the falling leaf all the way down the slope.
the falling leaf by zanny May 26, 2004