The Rickroll comes from Rick Astley's 1987 hit Never Gonna Give You Up, which became an internet bait-and-switch prank in the late 2000s when misleading links promised one thing and played the song instead. Presidential voice edits later became a popular online parody format, with creators using recognisable impressions and voice tools to put Trump, Biden and Obama into songs and speeches they never performed. This short version follows that trend, packaging the joke into a few seconds that works best when listeners do not see it coming.
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Trump, Biden and Obama voices sing the Rick Astley classic in this short Rickroll clip, perfect for pranking friends and surprising viewers in memes and edits.
This clip stitches together the voices of Donald Trump, Joe Biden and Barack Obama as they deliver the familiar Rickroll hook, turning a classic internet prank into a presidential singalong. The delivery is deadpan, with each voice taking a turn over a light backing track, so the joke lands the moment listeners realise who is singing. It feels both absurd and instantly familiar, which is why it works as a surprise punchline. Played at the end of a video or in the middle of a conversation, it catches people off guard, makes them laugh at the unexpected casting, and leaves the Rick Astley earworm stuck in their heads.
