: A popular recurring feature is the challenge where PewDiePie vows that if he gets Rickrolled, the video immediately ends .
: Recent 2025/2026 content includes PewDiePie mocking the "cringey" attempts of fans while occasionally falling for well-timed, "hardcore" Rickrolls that catch him off-guard during livestreams. Pewdiepie getting (and evading) Rick Rolls compilation.
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: In April 2021, PewDiePie's Floor Gang Discord server orchestrated a massive prank where admins sent a link regarding a fake "controversy" that redirected users to a Rickroll.
: Scanning the community response below a video to see if others have been "rolled". : A popular recurring feature is the challenge
: Fans use complex setups to hide the prank, such as disguising Rick Astley’s "Never Gonna Give You Up" as a self-defense tutorial by a fictional person named "Yeltsa Kcir" (Rick Astley spelled backward).
PewDiePie (Felix Kjellberg) has a long and legendary history of being "Rickrolled" by his community, particularly through the (Last Week I Asked You) series on the PewDiePie YouTube Channel . His "Rickrolled" compilations typically feature his high-energy reactions—ranging from genuine surprise to mock outrage—as fans invent increasingly creative ways to trick him. Core Features of PewDiePie Rickroll Compilations : Checking for suspicious or familiar link structures
: In some compilations, Felix reacts to being "full circle" Rickrolled by fellow YouTuber Jacksepticeye, jokingly "banning" him while admitting the song is actually a "slap".