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trickroll 

A generalized version of the "Rickroll" in which a website appears to provide a relevant hyperlink, with the link actually taking the user to a useless, looping video or similar effect.
On April Fool's day, I got trickrolled twice to a video clip of Al Pacino yelling in the movie where he plays Satan!

Also: tRickroll.
trickroll by Mark D. Drapeau May 1, 2008

Rickroll'd 

To be linked to Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" video unsuspectingly, typically on YouTube.

Also used as "Rickrolled"

rickrolling 

A method in which a prankster makes a fake link to the music video of Rick Astley's Never going to give you up. To be rick rolled is to be the victim, rick rolling is the act of being the predator. The prank is considered funny because of the horrible dancing in this music video. Sometimes the bar tender is seen to be funnier. Over one million people have been rick rolled and counting.
Hey guys lets go rickrolling on the our favorite video game forums, they'll get a kick out of this!

rickrolling by High_Rolla_Rick August 4, 2007

trick roll 

LaWanda told the man she'd have sex with him for $100. Once they got to the room, the pimp trick rolled the man.
trick roll by Leroy The Pimp June 11, 2007

rickrolled

To be tricked by a forum troll into clicking on a Rick Astley music video.
*clicks link* Damnit, rickrolled again! Wtf is this shit. Hmm he's kinda sexy actually. I think I'm gonna watch the whole thing.
rickrolled by spybot May 30, 2007

Rickrollaphobia 

When someone has been rick rolled one too many times they become afraid to live their lives normally in fear they will get rick rolled behind every corner, in every email, with every phone call.
Todd's being a little bitch cuz he won't answer any of my calls or open any of my email attachments. Todd must have Rickrollaphobia
Rickrollaphobia by Fern Daddy Kane February 18, 2009
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