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Astley Paradox 

A scenario where you ask Rick Astley for a copy of the Disney Film "Up", meaning that Rick Astley will either have to "Give you up" or "Let you down", therefore creating the Astley Paradox.
Person: "Can I have the Disney Film Up?"
Rick Astley: "Damnit, you just made the Astley Paradox."
Astley Paradox by Lewis_Bubba July 6, 2020

astley-bator 

A person who enjoys and/or voluntarily rickroll's themselves.
For in-depth example of "astley-bator" copy and paste this address: www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ

Astley Arms 

The absurd manner in which Rick Astley moves his arms when disappointing the world of music with one of his pop videos. They are most prominent in his video 'never gonna give you up'
Got rick rolled yesterday, had to endure the sight of the astley arms!
Astley Arms by kjabsc March 26, 2010

Astley affect

when a singer/voice actors voice doesn't seem to match up with there face, most prominent examples are Rick Astley and Paul McCartney, when singing golden slumbers, and George Ezra
person one: did you see the face of that radio host?
person two: yeah he seems to have the Astley affect
Astley affect by Zingy cucumber December 5, 2021

Astley affect

When a person's voice/ vocal range doesn't match up with there face, most prominent include Rick Astley, Paul McCartney when singing golden slumbers, and George Ezra.
person one: yo did you see that radio host's face?
person two: yeah he seems to have the Astley Affect
Astley affect by Zingy cucumber December 5, 2021

Rick Astley 

Probably the most legendary meme on the internet.
Rick Astley by Jman030303 February 14, 2017
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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