'Ted Lasso' Rick Roll

 In news that should amaze presumably nobody, vocalist Rick Astley is as large a fanatic of "Ted Lasso," and he totally adored being Rick Rolled by Hannah Waddingham's person in the most recent scene, when his "Never Gonna Give You Up" raised the mind-set during a grave event. 

The scene, called "No Weddings and Funeral," revolves around that — explicitly, the memorial service of Rebecca's (Waddingham) father.

All through the scene, Rebecca is attempting to grieve him, taking into account what his treachery and treatment of her mom meant for their own relationship throughout the long term. As she attempts to track down the right words, she in the end begins presenting the verses to Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" — a top choice of her mom's to assist with setting herself feeling great — prior to breaking out into full melody with everybody in the congregation.

On Saturday, Astley posted a video on Twitter, responding to the occasion, saying the explanation it took him such a long time to freely remark is on the grounds that he expected to measure getting a whoop on the hit Apple TV+ show. 

"Along these lines, it's taken me a short time to handle My opinion on the most recent scene of 'Ted Lasso.' I'm a huge aficionado of the show, and I was simply totally blown away with how they managed that melody," Astley said. "I need to say, to Hannah Waddingham — Emmy grant winning Hannah Waddingham — you did a stunning, staggering position."

All things considered, Astley noticed that the second certainly didn't make him cry, as it did a few fans. He even pretended getting started crying just in case. All things considered, he was excited to be remembered for the series.