Never Gonna Give Loop – Unisex T-Shirt – Funny Rickroll – Internet Meme

LINK: RECEIVED.

SUSPICION: HIGH.

CURIOSITY: HIGHER.

LINK: CLICKED.

MISTAKE: IMMEDIATE.

SONG: FAMILIAR.

FRIENDSHIP: UNDER REVIEW.

RICKROLL: SUCCESSFUL.

There are people who learn from their mistakes.

And then there are people who have been using the internet for twenty years and still click a mysterious link labeled:

“YOU HAVE TO SEE THIS.”

You know better.

You absolutely know better.

You hover over it.

You hesitate.

You think:

“There’s no way.”

Click.

And somehow…

they got you again.

The Never Gonna Give Loop Lyric Unisex T-Shirt celebrates one of the internet’s most stubbornly immortal jokes with the phrase “Never Gonna Give” repeated again and again in a visual loop.

It’s part retro music nostalgia.

Part internet history.

Part wearable trap.

And 100% proof that some memes simply refuse to disappear.

Perfect for meme collectors, 80s music fans, internet veterans, nostalgic millennials, retro-pop-culture obsessives, gamers, programmers, office pranksters, group-chat troublemakers, and anyone who has ever clicked a suspicious link despite knowing EXACTLY what was about to happen.

Why You’ll Love It:

• Classic Rickroll Humor – A wearable nod to the internet prank that has survived generations of websites, platforms, memes, and increasingly suspicious users.
• Never Gonna Give Loop Design – The repeated phrase creates the perfect visual representation of a joke that apparently has no intention of ending.
• Retro Music Meets Internet Culture – A fun crossover between 80s pop nostalgia and classic online meme history.
• Comfortable Unisex Style – An easy everyday tee for parties, concerts, gaming nights, conventions, office shenanigans, casual hangouts, or suspiciously themed internet gatherings.
• Instant Recognition for Internet Veterans – Some people will understand immediately. Others will stare at the repeating words until realization slowly arrives.
• Maximum Troll Potential – You don’t even have to send the link anymore. Just stand there.
• Perfect Gift for Meme Lovers – Great for gamers, programmers, music fans, internet-history nerds, coworkers, siblings, pranksters, and that friend who has Rickrolled you approximately 37 times.

The Shirt

Friend:

Why does your shirt keep saying “Never Gonna Give”?

You:

Think about it.

Friend:

Never gonna give…

Never gonna give…

Never gonna—

Friend:

…

You:

There it is.

Friend:

NO.

You:

Yep.

Friend:

YOU RICKROLLED ME WITH A SHIRT?

You:

Technology evolves.

Friend:

I hate you.

You:

Understandable.

The Three-Stage Reaction

STAGE ONE:

“Interesting shirt.”

STAGE TWO:

“Why does it keep repeating?”

STAGE THREE:

“WAIT A MINUTE.”

You:

Got ’em.

The Internet Veteran

Friend:

I’ve been online since dial-up.

You:

Impressive.

Friend:

I’ve seen everything.

You:

Sure.

Friend:

Nobody Rickrolls me anymore.

You:

Interesting shirt I’m wearing, isn’t it?

Friend:

Looks.

Friend:

…

You:

You were saying?

Friend:

This doesn’t count.

You:

It absolutely counts.

Dial-Up Era Survivor

Computer:

EEEEEEE—

Internet Veteran:

Ah, memories.

Computer:

KRRRRRRR—

Internet Veteran:

Kids today will never understand.

You:

Remember Rickrolling?

Internet Veteran:

Of course.

You:

Looks at shirt.

Internet Veteran:

Don’t.

You:

Too late.

The Link

Friend:

Check this out.

You:

What’s the link?

Friend:

Just click it.

You:

No.

Friend:

Why?

You:

Because I’ve lived through the internet.

Friend:

It’s legitimate.

You:

That’s exactly what someone sending a Rickroll would say.

Friend:

Trust me.

You:

Absolutely not.

The Suspicious URL

Coworker:

I sent you the document.

You:

Where?

Coworker:

Link in chat.

You:

What’s the link?

Coworker:

Just open it.

You:

No.

Coworker:

It’s the quarterly report.

You:

That’s what you WANT me to think.

Coworker:

We have a meeting in six minutes.

You:

Screen-share it.

Coworker:

You have trust issues.

You:

I have internet experience.

The Group Chat

Friend One:

Guys.

Look at this.

Friend Two:

No.

Friend One:

You haven’t even opened it.

Friend Two:

Exactly.

Friend Three:

What’s the link?

Friend One:

Just click it.

Friend Three:

Absolutely not.

Friend One:

Why is nobody trusting me?

Entire Group:

LAST TIME.

Friend One:

That was three years ago.

Entire Group:

WE REMEMBER.

The Family Group Chat

Mom:

Look at this cute video!

You:

Suspicious.

Mom:

It’s puppies.

You:

More suspicious.

Mom:

Why?

You:

Because that’s exactly how they get you.

Mom:

Who?

You:

The internet.

Mom:

I don’t understand.

Dad:

Clicks link.

Dad:

Oh for crying out loud.

You:

DAD GOT RICKROLLED.

Mom:

What’s Rickrolled?

You:

We need to have a conversation.

The Dad

Dad:

I don’t fall for internet nonsense.

You:

Good.

Dad:

I’m too old for memes.

You:

What’s this?

Sends link.

Dad:

Clicks immediately.

Dad:

…

You:

Too old, huh?

Dad:

You’re out of the will.

The Mom

Mom:

What’s Rickrolling?

You:

It’s an internet prank.

Mom:

How does it work?

You:

Someone sends you a misleading link.

Mom:

Why?

You:

Because it’s funny.

Mom:

I don’t understand.

Two Days Later

Mom:

I found that recipe you wanted.

You:

Clicks.

You:

MOM.

Mom:

HAHAHAHA!

You:

You’ve become too powerful.

The Grandma

Grandma:

What’s on your shirt?

You:

An internet joke.

Grandma:

What’s the joke?

You:

It’s complicated.

Grandma:

Try me.

You:

Explains Rickrolling.

Grandma:

So you trick someone into watching a music video?

You:

Exactly.

Grandma:

That’s it?

You:

Pretty much.

Grandma:

And people have been doing this for years?

You:

Yes.

Grandma:

The internet is strange.

You:

Extremely.

Grandma:

Can you show me?

You:

This could be dangerous.

Grandma Learns Rickrolling

Grandma:

How do I send the link?

You:

Like this.

Grandma:

And they won’t know?

You:

Not if you’re careful.

Grandma:

Interesting.

You:

Why are you smiling like that?

Grandma:

No reason.

One Week Later

Entire Family:

STOP SENDING LINKS, GRANDMA.

Grandma:

HAHAHAHA.

You:

What have I created?

The QR Code

Sign:

SCAN FOR FREE WIFI

You:

Nope.

Friend:

Why not?

You:

Could be a Rickroll.

Friend:

It’s at a coffee shop.

You:

Exactly.

Friend:

Why would a coffee shop Rickroll customers?

You:

Marketing.

Friend:

You’re paranoid.

You:

Experienced.

The Mystery QR Code

Friend:

Scan this.

You:

What is it?

Friend:

You’ll see.

You:

No.

Friend:

Come on.

You:

Tell me what it is.

Friend:

That ruins it.

You:

That confirms it.

Friend:

Confirms what?

You:

Nice try.

The Office QR Code

Sign:

SCAN FOR MEETING AGENDA

Employee:

Scans.

Phone:

Opens video.

Employee:

STEVE!

Across Office

Steve:

Laughing uncontrollably.

Manager:

What happened?

Employee:

Steve Rickrolled the meeting.

Manager:

Again?

Steve:

Worth it.

The Meeting

Manager:

Before we begin, everyone open the link in the calendar invite.

Room:

Silence.

Manager:

What’s wrong?

Employee:

Who created the link?

Manager:

Steve.

Room:

NO.

Steve:

Come on, guys.

Employee:

You’ve destroyed institutional trust.

Steve:

That’s dramatic.

Employee:

YOU RICKROLLED HR.

Steve:

That was funny.

HR:

It was not.

Steve:

It was a little funny.

The Presentation

Presenter:

Next slide.

Slide:

Chart.

Presenter:

Next slide.

Slide:

Graph.

Presenter:

Next slide.

Slide:

QR code.

Entire Room:

NO.

Presenter:

It’s supporting research!

Employee:

We don’t know that.

Presenter:

Why would I Rickroll my own presentation?

Steve:

Raises hand.

Presenter:

Steve, put your hand down.

The Zoom Meeting

Coworker:

Can everyone see my screen?

Team:

Yes.

Coworker:

Great.

Clicks bookmark.

Video:

Begins.

Coworker:

NO.

Team:

ERUPTS.

Coworker:

WHO CHANGED MY BOOKMARK?

Steve:

Mutes microphone while visibly laughing.

Coworker:

I can still see you, Steve.

The Shared Document

Coworker:

Can you review this?

You:

Sure.

Coworker:

Here’s the link.

You:

Not clicking it.

Coworker:

It’s Google Docs.

You:

That’s what it claims.

Coworker:

You can literally see the domain.

You:

Advanced deception.

Coworker:

You need help.

You:

I need fewer prankster coworkers.

The Programmer

Programmer:

Found the bug.

Coworker:

What was it?

Programmer:

Bad redirect.

Coworker:

Where did it redirect?

Programmer:

…

Coworker:

Where?

Programmer:

You already know.

Coworker:

Someone put a Rickroll in production?

Programmer:

We need to find Kevin.

The Developer

Developer:

Why does clicking “Submit” open a music video?

Intern:

No idea.

Developer:

Really?

Intern:

Really.

Developer:

You’re smiling.

Intern:

I’m nervous.

Developer:

You’re a terrible liar.

Intern:

Worth it?

Developer:

Absolutely not.

Developer:

…

Developer:

Maybe a little.

The Error Page

Website:

404 – PAGE NOT FOUND

User:

Great.

Website:

Click here to return home.

User:

Clicks.

Video:

Opens.

User:

YOU HAVE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME.

Web Developer:

Somewhere, laughing.

The IT Department

Employee:

My computer is doing something weird.

IT:

What happened?

Employee:

Every shortcut opens the same video.

IT:

Who had access to your computer?

Employee:

Steve.

IT:

Of course.

Employee:

Can you fix it?

IT:

Yes.

Employee:

Can you also fire Steve?

IT:

Different department.

The Gamer

Friend:

I found a secret strategy guide.

You:

Send it.

Friend:

Here.

You:

Wait.

Friend:

What?

You:

Why is the link shortened?

Friend:

Cleaner.

You:

No.

Friend:

What?

You:

You almost had me.

Friend:

It’s actually a guide.

You:

Still no.

Friend:

Fine.

You:

Send screenshots.

The Discord Chat

User One:

NEW LEAKED TRAILER.

User Two:

Fake.

User One:

Real.

User Three:

Source?

User One:

Link.

Entire Server:

NOOOOO.

New User:

Clicks.

New User:

WHY.

Entire Server:

WELCOME.

The Gaming Lobby

Player:

Check the patch notes.

You:

Where?

Player:

I sent the link.

You:

Not clicking it.

Player:

Dude.

It’s patch notes.

You:

You Rickrolled me yesterday.

Player:

That was yesterday.

You:

Trust doesn’t respawn overnight.

The Streamer

Chat:

CHECK THIS LINK.

Streamer:

No.

Chat:

IT’S FUNNY.

Streamer:

No.

Chat:

TRUST US.

Streamer:

Absolutely no.

Chat:

PLEASE.

Streamer:

I’ve been doing this too long.

Donation:

$50 – “PLEASE OPEN LINK.”

Streamer:

…

Chat:

GET READY.

Streamer:

I hate all of you.

The Meme Veteran

Kid:

Have you heard of Rickrolling?

You:

Have I heard of Rickrolling?

Kid:

Yeah.

You:

I was there.

Kid:

Where?

You:

The old internet.

Kid:

What’s the old internet?

You:

Sit down.

Kid:

Why?

You:

I’m going to tell you about a time before TikTok.

Kid:

Was that before electricity?

You:

Get out.

The Internet Historian

Friend:

Remember rage comics?

You:

Yep.

Friend:

Advice animals?

You:

Yep.

Friend:

Keyboard Cat?

You:

Yep.

Friend:

Rickrolling?

You:

Obviously.

Friend:

We’re old.

You:

Don’t say that.

Friend:

Internet old.

You:

That’s somehow worse.

The Millennial

You:

Sees meme.

You:

I remember when this was new.

Younger Person:

This meme is ancient.

You:

Ancient?

Younger Person:

Yeah.

You:

I need to lie down.

The Nostalgia

Friend:

Remember early YouTube?

You:

Yep.

Friend:

Remember random links?

You:

Yep.

Friend:

Remember never trusting anyone?

You:

Some things haven’t changed.

Friend:

True.

The 80s Music Fan

Person:

Nice shirt.

You:

Thanks.

Person:

Rick Astley?

You:

Yep.

Person:

Great song.

You:

Also one of the internet’s greatest weapons.

Person:

Funny how that happened.

You:

Pop culture is weird.

Person:

Very.

The Music Fan

Friend:

You actually like the song, don’t you?

You:

That’s not relevant.

Friend:

It is.

You:

We’re discussing the meme.

Friend:

You’re avoiding the question.

You:

I’m protecting my reputation.

Friend:

You totally like it.

You:

Next topic.

The Car

Friend:

Pick some music.

You:

Okay.

Friend:

Anything but—

Music:

Begins.

Friend:

NO.

You:

What?

Friend:

YOU DID THIS ON PURPOSE.

You:

I don’t know what you’re talking about.

Friend:

PULL OVER.

You:

We’re on the highway.

Friend:

FIGURATIVELY PULL OVER.

The Road Trip

Driver:

Everyone gets one song.

Friend One:

Rock.

Friend Two:

Country.

Friend Three:

Hip-hop.

You:

Smiles.

Driver:

No.

You:

I haven’t chosen yet.

Driver:

I know that face.

You:

What face?

Driver:

The Rickroll face.

You:

That’s not a thing.

Driver:

It is now.

The Party Playlist

Host:

Who added this?

Room:

Silence.

Host:

WHO ADDED IT?

You:

Sips drink.

Host:

Looks at your shirt.

You:

What?

Host:

It was you.

You:

You have no evidence.

Host:

You’re literally wearing the evidence.

The Wedding

DJ:

Any requests?

Guest:

Yes.

Whispers.

DJ:

Seriously?

Guest:

Absolutely.

Later

Bride:

WHO REQUESTED THIS?

Groom:

Laughing.

Bride:

Was it you?

Groom:

Maybe.

Bride:

At our wedding?

Groom:

Memorable.

Bride:

Unfortunately, yes.

The Birthday Party

Friend:

Make a wish!

Birthday Person:

Blows candles.

You:

I got you something.

Birthday Person:

A gift?

You:

Sort of.

Hands QR code.

Birthday Person:

No.

You:

You don’t even know what it is.

Birthday Person:

I know YOU.

You:

Fair.

The Bar

Bartender:

Nice shirt.

You:

Thanks.

Bartender:

Never Gonna Give…

You:

Yep.

Bartender:

Oh no.

You:

Got you.

Bartender:

I didn’t even click anything.

You:

We’ve gone analog.

Bartender:

That’s disturbing.

The Coffee Shop

Barista:

I like your shirt.

You:

Thanks.

Barista:

Why does it repeat?

You:

Read it a few times.

Barista:

Never Gonna Give…

Never Gonna Give…

Barista:

Wait.

You:

Yep.

Barista:

You got me while I was making coffee.

You:

No environment is safe.

The Grocery Store

Cashier:

Cool shirt.

You:

Thanks.

Cashier:

Reads it.

Cashier:

…

You:

Recognition?

Cashier:

Unfortunately.

You:

Excellent.

Cashier:

You Rickrolled me in aisle seven.

You:

Technically checkout lane four.

Cashier:

That’s worse.

The Elevator

Stranger:

Looks at shirt.

Stranger:

Never Gonna Give…

You:

Waits.

Stranger:

Oh.

You:

Yep.

Stranger:

Seriously?

You:

Yep.

Elevator:

DING.

Stranger:

I can’t believe that just happened.

You:

Have a nice day.

The Gym

Trainer:

One more rep!

You:

No.

Trainer:

Don’t give up!

You:

Looks at shirt.

Trainer:

Don’t.

You:

I didn’t say anything.

Trainer:

I know exactly what you’re thinking.

You:

Then my work here is done.

The Runner

Friend:

You quitting?

You:

No.

Friend:

You sure?

You:

Looks at shirt.

Friend:

I regret asking.

You:

Good.

The Office Casual Friday

Coworker:

Nice shirt.

You:

Thanks.

Coworker:

Reads it.

Coworker:

Oh no.

You:

Oh yes.

Coworker:

It’s 8:30 in the morning.

You:

Memes don’t have office hours.

The Boss

Boss:

What’s your shirt about?

You:

Internet culture.

Boss:

Explain.

You:

How much time do you have?

Boss:

Five minutes.

You:

Not enough.

Boss:

Is this going to make me feel old?

You:

Possibly.

Boss:

Never mind.

The Teacher

Teacher:

Interesting shirt.

You:

Thank you.

Teacher:

Is that a music reference?

You:

And an internet reference.

Teacher:

Ah.

You:

You know?

Teacher:

I’m not THAT old.

You:

I didn’t—

Teacher:

Careful.

The Student

Teacher:

Why is everyone laughing?

Student:

His shirt.

Teacher:

What’s funny about it?

Student:

It’s a Rickroll.

Teacher:

Without a link?

Student:

Exactly.

Teacher:

…

Teacher:

I hate that I understand this.

The Library

Librarian:

Nice shirt.

You:

Thanks.

Librarian:

Reads.

Librarian:

Oh.

You:

Got you?

Librarian:

I’ve worked with the public internet terminals for twenty years.

You cannot hurt me anymore.

You:

Respect.

The Convention

Stranger:

Rickroll shirt!

You:

Yep.

Stranger:

Classic.

You:

Internet heritage.

Stranger:

We’re basically historians.

You:

That sounds better than “old meme people.”

Stranger:

Much better.

The Meme Convention That Should Probably Exist

Panel:

THE HISTORY OF INTERNET TROLLING

You:

Finally.

Academia recognizes us.

Friend:

This isn’t academia.

You:

There’s a PowerPoint.

Friend:

That’s not the same thing.

You:

Close enough.

The Person Who Doesn’t Know

Person:

What’s a Rickroll?

Entire Room:

Turns.

Person:

What?

You:

Nothing.

Person:

Why is everyone smiling?

You:

Here.

I’ll send you an educational video.

Person:

Okay.

Entire Room:

Trying not to laugh.

The Education

Person:

Clicks.

Person:

…

Person:

Is this the joke?

You:

Now you understand.

Person:

That’s incredibly stupid.

You:

Correct.

Person:

People have done this for YEARS?

You:

Correct.

Person:

Why?

You:

Welcome to the internet.

The Person Who Claims Immunity

Friend:

You can’t Rickroll me.

You:

Why?

Friend:

I recognize the link.

You:

Interesting.

Friend:

I recognize shortened links.

You:

Impressive.

Friend:

I recognize QR codes.

You:

Very impressive.

Friend:

I’m immune.

You:

Looks at shirt.

Friend:

…

You:

Checkmate.

Friend:

I hate this shirt.

You:

Because it won?

Friend:

Yes.

The Analog Rickroll

Friend:

You can’t Rickroll someone without technology.

You:

Points at shirt.

Friend:

That doesn’t count.

You:

Why?

Friend:

Because—

You:

Did you think of the song?

Friend:

…

You:

Then it counts.

Friend:

I need new friends.

The Meta Rickroll

Friend:

If I look at the shirt and realize it’s a Rickroll…

have I actually been Rickrolled?

You:

Yes.

Friend:

But I didn’t click anything.

You:

Irrelevant.

Friend:

I didn’t watch the video.

You:

Did the song enter your brain?

Friend:

Yes.

You:

Case closed.

The Philosophical Rickroll

Friend:

What IS a Rickroll?

You:

Oh no.

Friend:

Is it the link?

You:

Stop.

Friend:

The video?

You:

Please.

Friend:

The expectation being subverted?

You:

You’re overthinking it.

Friend:

Or is the true Rickroll the friends we made along the way?

You:

I’m leaving.

The Earworm

Friend:

Now it’s stuck in my head.

You:

You’re welcome.

Friend:

I didn’t say thank you.

You:

You didn’t have to.

Friend:

Get it out.

You:

Can’t.

Friend:

This is your fault.

You:

Sounds difficult.

Friend:

You’re enjoying this.

You:

Immensely.

The Next Morning

Friend:

I woke up with that song in my head.

You:

Still?

Friend:

YES.

You:

Impressive longevity.

Friend:

This is not funny anymore.

You:

Counterpoint:

It is.

The Meme That Won’t Die

Internet:

New meme!

Everyone:

HAHAHA.

Three Weeks Later

Internet:

Next meme!

Everyone:

HAHAHA.

Years Later

Rickroll:

Hello.

Internet:

YOU AGAIN?

Rickroll:

Never left.

The Meme Retirement Home

Old Meme:

Remember me?

Internet:

Barely.

Another Old Meme:

How about me?

Internet:

Kind of.

Rickroll:

Walks in.

Internet:

Oh no.

Rickroll:

Smiles.

Internet:

HOW ARE YOU STILL HERE?

Rickroll:

Tradition.

The Internet Archaeologist

Researcher:

We’ve uncovered an ancient meme.

Assistant:

How old?

Researcher:

Very.

Assistant:

Can we identify it?

Researcher:

Opens link.

Assistant:

…

Researcher:

We’ve been Rickrolled by history.

The Time Traveler

Traveler:

What year is this?

You:

2026.  

Traveler:

Do people still Rickroll each other?

You:

Yes.

Traveler:

Then civilization remains intact.

You:

That’s your benchmark?

Traveler:

It’s surprisingly reliable.

The Future

Year:

2126.  

Student:

Professor, what was a Rickroll?

Professor:

An ancient internet ritual.

Student:

What did it involve?

Professor:

Deception.

Music.

Trust.

Betrayal.

Student:

Sounds serious.

Professor:

It was incredibly stupid.

Student:

Can you show us?

Professor:

Certainly.

Class:

Gets Rickrolled.

Tradition:

Continues.

The Gift

Recipient:

You got me a shirt?

You:

Yep.

Recipient:

Opens package.

Recipient:

Never Gonna Give…

You:

Keep reading.

Recipient:

Never Gonna Give…

You:

Almost there.

Recipient:

…

You:

Yep.

Recipient:

YOU BOUGHT ME A RICKROLL SHIRT?

You:

I did.

Recipient:

This is ridiculous.

You:

Do you like it?

Recipient:

Unfortunately, yes.

Gift:

Successful.

The Meme-Lover Gift

Recipient:

Oh no.

You:

You haven’t even opened it.

Recipient:

I can see the first words.

You:

Then you know.

Recipient:

You Rickrolled my birthday present.

You:

Happy birthday.

Recipient:

You’re terrible.

You:

Thank you.

The Programmer Gift

Programmer:

Opens package.

Programmer:

Seriously?

You:

Yep.

Programmer:

After everything I’ve been through?

You:

Especially after everything you’ve been through.

Programmer:

I’m wearing this to work.

You:

Perfect.

The Coworker Gift

Coworker:

What’s this?

You:

Open it.

Coworker:

Reads shirt.

Coworker:

STEVE.

You:

I’m not Steve.

Coworker:

Sorry.

Force of habit.

You:

Understandable.

The Dad Gift

Dad:

Never Gonna Give…

You:

Yep.

Dad:

Laughs.

You:

Success?

Dad:

Absolutely.

You:

You’re going to wear it?

Dad:

To every family gathering.

You:

We’ve made a mistake.

Birthday?

RICKROLL.

Christmas?

RICKROLL.

Office Gift Exchange?

RICKROLL.

Gaming Night?

RICKROLL.

Convention?

RICKROLL.

Retro Party?

RICKROLL.

Meme Lover?

RICKROLL.

Internet Veteran?

They should know better.

RICKROLL THEM ANYWAY.

The Never Gonna Give Loop Lyric Unisex T-Shirt

A funny gift for:

Meme lovers.

Internet veterans.

80s music fans.

Retro music lovers.

Internet-history nerds.

Gamers.

Programmers.

Developers.

IT workers.

Streamers.

Content creators.

Discord regulars.

Group-chat troublemakers.

Office pranksters.

Coworkers with questionable senses of humor.

Friends who send suspicious links.

Friends who refuse to open suspicious links.

Friends who absolutely should know better.

People who remember dial-up internet.

People who remember early YouTube.

People who remember when internet memes felt slightly more chaotic.

People who have Rickrolled someone.

People who have been Rickrolled.

People who have been Rickrolled repeatedly.

People who claim they’re impossible to Rickroll.

People who immediately distrust shortened URLs.

People who immediately distrust QR codes.

People who distrust any message beginning with “you have to see this.”

People who hover over links before clicking.

People who still click anyway.

People who enjoy harmless trolling.

People who collect meme shirts.

People who love retro pop culture.

People whose playlists contain unapologetic 80s pop.

People who remember old-school internet jokes.

People who refuse to let old-school internet jokes die.

And anyone who understands that the most dangerous phrase on the internet may still be:

“TRUST ME. JUST CLICK IT.”

Rickroll Status Report

LINK: RECEIVED.

SOURCE: FRIEND.

FRIEND TRUSTWORTHINESS: QUESTIONABLE.

LINK TEXT: SUSPICIOUS.

URL: SHORTENED.

RED FLAGS: MULTIPLE.

CURIOSITY: RISING.

COMMON SENSE: WARNING YOU.

MOUSE: HOVERING.

DECISION: POOR.

CLICK: COMPLETE.

VIDEO: LOADING.

REALIZATION: IMMEDIATE.

RICKROLL: SUCCESSFUL.

FRIEND: LAUGHING.

YOU: BETRAYED.

FRIENDSHIP: TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED.

SONG: NOW STUCK IN HEAD.

REMOVAL ATTEMPTS: UNSUCCESSFUL.

GROUP CHAT: NOTIFIED.

NEXT VICTIM: SELECTED.

QR CODE: CREATED.

OFFICE: VULNERABLE.

STEVE: PROBABLY RESPONSIBLE.

IT DEPARTMENT: EXHAUSTED.

PROGRAMMER: SUSPICIOUS.

GRANDMA: LEARNING QUICKLY.

GRANDMA: NOW DANGEROUS.

MEME AGE: ANCIENT BY INTERNET STANDARDS.

MEME STATUS: SOMEHOW STILL ALIVE.

NOSTALGIA: MAXIMUM.

80s ENERGY: ACTIVE.

TROLL LEVEL: EXPERIENCED.

SUBTLETY: LOW.

TRUST ISSUES: JUSTIFIED.

SHIRT: ANALOG RICKROLL ENABLED.

LINK REQUIRED: NO.

INTERNET CONNECTION REQUIRED: NO.

VICTIM REALIZATION TIME: VARIABLE.

JOKE LIFESPAN: APPARENTLY INFINITE.

CURRENT STATUS: RICKROLLED IN STYLE.

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This heavy cotton tee has the classic cotton look and feel. Casual elegance will make it an instant favorite in everyone’s wardrobe.

 

.: Classic fit

.: 100% Cotton (fibre content may vary for different colors)

.: Light fabric (5.3 oz/yd² (180 g/m²))

.: Tear away label

.: Runs true to size

 

 

	S	M	L	XL	2XL	3XL	4XL	5XL
Width, in	18	20	21.97	23.98	25.99	28	30.04	31.97
Length, in	28.51	29.49	30.52	31.5	32.52	33.51	34.49	35.52
Sleeve length, in	7.25	7.76	8.23	8.75	9.26	9.77	10.24	10.75

 

Weight	N/A