Actually, I did do a physical rickroll once: the Cartoon Network invited me to rickroll the whole of America.
Last August, fans attending Tokyo's Summer Sonic Festival got a treat when the band invited Rick Astley to "rickroll" the crowd with a hard rock cover of "Never Gonna Give You Up".
The real Astley, were he to Rickroll through the timeless Never Gonna Give You Up, would have ignited the place.
Users on Fark.com have claimed to have found who is behind this, and says its the same people who were able to Rickroll 20,000 people in 2007.
That's right: Some prankster, in the weirdest city in the state, is going to the trouble of distributing bogus parking tickets in an effort to Rickroll people about eight years after the world collectively stopped thinking that was funny.
See also Rickrolling, Star Wars Kid, All Your Base.
This was his first exposure to "rickrolling," a viral Internet prank in which someone describes a link as one thing, when in fact it clicks through to the Astley video (which, consequently, now has more than two hundred and forty million views on YouTube).
Today, the site attracts about 12 million people a month and is the font of many of the Internet's most pervasive memes, from Lolcats to Rickrolling.
Marblecake is a sophomoric sexual reference, which is in keeping with the spirit of 4chan, which also claims to be where Rickrolling and Lolcats got their start.
Otherwise, the Hype Machine's chart is just going to keep on getting RickRolled.
