So obviously, they’re right on the tip of everything all the time,” the British musician continued. And he works with a lot of guys who are younger than him. I was totally chilled out and I just kept saying to myself, ‘I don’t need this in my life right now,'” he recalled.
So I kept asking myself, ‘What is he doing?’ I remember I was on holiday in Italy at the time. “I’m just like, ‘Why is he sending me this?’ And my video just suddenly shows up. He recently chatted with Fox News about his iconic single, getting “Rickrolled” himself and whether he ever pulled the prank on someone else.Īstley revealed that his friend, who was living in California, “Rickrolled” him “before I even knew what it was.” Rick Astley jokingly admitted that he has “Rickrolled” people himself a few times. But his daughter helped him warm up to it. The ’80s rocker admitted he was annoyed at first by the trend, which has picked up steam in recent years. The clip has since reached more than 1 billion views YouTube. “Rickrolling” refers to people who are tricked into clicking on a hyperlink that leads to the music video to his single. Rick Astley’s 1987 hit “Never Gonna Give You Up” has found a second coming with the viral internet trend of “Rickrolling.” However, Astley, 55, wasn’t too keen about the online meme at first. Not even the man himself is immune from getting Rick Rolled.
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