OK - I don't get it. Sure the song is bad, but it's not bad in a funny way. What's the joke here? I looked up "Rickrolled" on Wikipedia (and also the phrase "interweb meme") and I get the idea that it's funny to trick people into looking at the video, but I'm lost as to what's so amusing about it in itself. Is it the fact that he looks like a combination of Clay Aiken and David Bowie?
For my money, this song is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay funnier...
What's the joke here? I looked up "Rickrolled" on Wikipedia (and also the phrase "interweb meme") and I get the idea that it's funny to trick people into looking at the video, but I'm lost as to what's so amusing about it in itself.
Imagine wanting to see the latest trailer to Star Wars VII: Revenge of Harry Potter. You go online asking where you can see it. Somebody provides a link and you hurriedly click on it to see the trailer and voila... you have Rick Astley singing instead. That's hilarious... well maybe not to you since you're the one who got 'rolled but it's funny.
For my money, this song is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay funnier...
Okay, so you either tried your own version of Rickrolling or you didn't realize that's the same song by the same guy that we've been talking about. Let's hope for your sake it's the first one. :-)
Is it the fact that he looks like a combination of Clay Aiken and David Bowie?
Actually, this guy looks more like a cross between Clay Aiken and David Bowie!!
Okay. Here's another one of my good deed for the day. Just in case people don't know by now, if you're using Firefox and perhaps on IE too (I wouldn't know, I hardly use it), if you hover your mouse at the link, at the bottom left of Firefox, it tells you where the link is going to.
So... if you're going to try to Rickroll someone especially one who is educating Rick Sinatra over there, then you might want to mask that URL or look for a different video than the one supplied earlier. :-)
For more ways to avoid getting Rickrolled, go here.