Five Nights at Freddy's launched in 2014 and made Freddy Fazbear its central animatronic mascot, recognised by his top hat, bow tie and stage performances in a haunted pizzeria. Rickrolling dates back further, built around Rick Astley's 1987 hit Never Gonna Give You Up, which became a bait-and-switch prank as links promising something else led to the video. Fan edits later mashed the two together, putting Freddy into the rickroll format, and the short clip spread through gaming and meme communities where both references are instantly understood.
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A Freddy Fazbear version of the classic Rick Astley rickroll from the FNAF games, used for jumpscare bait, prank links and gaming meme edits online.
This clip puts Freddy Fazbear, the animatronic bear from Five Nights at Freddy's, into a rickroll, so a familiar pop hook arrives in a distorted, game-like voice instead of the original singer. The joke lands because the setup feels like a horror jumpscare or fan edit, then turns into the instantly recognisable chorus everyone knows from being tricked online. It sounds playful and slightly eerie at the same time, with Freddy's character making the melody feel like it is coming from the pizzeria stage. Viewers react with surprise first, then recognition and laughter.
