Macy's Parade got Rick-rolled (by Rick Astley)

Rick Astley was just on a float, at Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade singing never gonna give you up.  Then "Cheese", a puppet, came out of the float and said "I like Rick-Rolling".

I heard them listing off the people who were performing in the parade, and when they mentioned Rick Astley, I had to laugh.

excellent.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAPLip-FMyE

It's a bad version, but the only one I could find so far... it is beautiful.

He's our national Hero over here i swear!...

I think I must be watching on a delay. I just now saw that.

Just saw it on YouTube, pretty funny.

lmao!

better version

The entire United States just got Rick Rolled... this quite possibly the greatest event that I have ever witnessed.

That was damn epic. Cant believe I missed it.

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Possibly the most epic thing to ever happen... and I missed it

EPIC!

I wonder how many of those moms and kids were disappointed that instead seeing their favorite cartoon characters do a dopey song, they had to watch some guy (I doubt they know who he is) sing his most famous song from the 80's. Good lord, that was fantastic.

Awesome ^_^

Wow.

He is clearly miming, no-ones voice can sound THAT DAMN GOOD live lol

Also, instead of walking out, couldn't he have done his dance?

"He is clearly miming, no-ones voice can sound THAT DAMN GOOD live lol

Also, instead of walking out, couldn't he have done his dance?"

"He is clearly miming, no-ones voice can sound THAT DAMN GOOD live lol

Also, instead of walking out, couldn't he have done his dance?"

"He is clearly miming, no-ones voice can sound THAT DAMN GOOD live lol

Also, instead of walking out, couldn't he have done his dance?"

what happened to his red hair :(

Congratulations Macy's, you have now killed a meme.

"I wonder how many of those moms and kids were disappointed that instead seeing their favorite cartoon characters do a dopey song, they had to watch some guy (I doubt they know who he is) sing his most famous song from the 80's. Good lord, that was fantastic."