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Rick Astley is the Best Act Ever, hat gets eaten

Ok, let's get Rickrolled one more time

Tom Porter, Fri 7 Nov 2008, 10:46 am GMT

Rick Astley

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Rick Astley has been named the Best Act Ever at the MTV Europe Music Awards. The 1980's red-haired sensation beat the likes of U2, Green Day and Britney Spears to take home the title.

When the nominations were announced several months ago, someone in the MusicRadar office was overheard saying: "I'll eat my hat if Astley wins." That someone doesn't actually wear a hat, so we brought a fedora and he's eating it.

It was a foolish statement. According to SurveyUSA, 18 million American adults alone have been Rickrolled. That's a lot of free advertising. If you've never had the pleasure, click here.

We have nothing more to say.

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User comments (2)

  • Rip

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    33 weeks ago.

    Never mind Rick, what about the other frigging nominations?

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  • longi

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    34 weeks ago.

    Fuck me I've seen it all now! Astley was shite the first time around, I can't belive he's been named best ever act. In a world full of great music this half witted cock sucking ginger fuck wit has been named best ever. I wonder if the judges were taking some of those super stength 80's ecstasty pills when they made that decision?

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