Frequently Asked Embarrassing Questions (FAEQ)

Completely. Many people report a brief period of denial (“this doesn’t count”) followed by acceptance (“okay, they got me”). These feelings typically resolve within minutes or as soon as you successfully Rickroll someone else.

Yes. In fact, most individuals are susceptible to repeat incidents, especially when the prank is disguised as important work content, breaking news, or “leaked footage” of something they care about.

No. Rickrolling is generally categorized as a harmless internet prank. RSI does not provide legal advice, but if your lawyer has to say the word “Rickroll” in court, something has gone very wrong.

You can absolutely file a Rickroll Incident Report. We will review it with the full weight of our imaginary authority and then do absolutely nothing, because we are a parody website.

No. This site is not affiliated with Rick Astley, his label, or any official entity. We are simply long-time observers of the internet and our collective inability to stop clicking suspicious links.

Side-effect earworms are a known phenomenon. Common coping strategies include listening to literally anything else, going for a walk, or accepting that the tune is now part of your core memory.

Yes. In fact, our existence practically guarantees you will. We only ask that you Rickroll responsibly: avoid serious contexts, don’t target people who clearly won’t find it funny, and accept that retaliation is not only possible but likely.

At this time, we do not issue formal certifications. However, you are welcome to list “Rickroll Awareness Training (informal)” on your resume if you are prepared to explain that in an interview.

Yes. If this site made you laugh, you can support hosting and development costs by contributing a small amount. Click here to keep the Rickroll alive.