Here is a concise summary of the provided transcript:
**Title:** YouTubers React to Being Rickrolled
**Summary:**
* The host is initially annoyed after being Rickrolled (tricked into watching Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" music video)
* Despite initial frustration, they find the song catchy and reflect on its enduring popularity
* The video marks the 10th anniversary of Rickrolling becoming a meme (2007) and the 30th anniversary of the song's original release (1987)
* The host discusses the song's longevity, YouTube's evolution, and the cultural significance of viral content
* A clip of Rick Astley's interview on Larry King is mentioned, where Astley shares his surprise and amusement at the meme's success
* The video ends with the host watching the entirety of Astley's music video, enjoying its nostalgic value.
**Key Points:**
* Reflection on the 10th anniversary of Rickrolling and 30th anniversary of "Never Gonna Give You Up"
* Discussion on YouTube's evolution and viral content's cultural impact
* Rick Astley's surprised yet positive reaction to the meme
* Host's eventual enjoyment of the song's nostalgic value
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each with a number and in short sentences:
1. **Rickrolling trend**: A video of Rick Astley's song "Never Gonna Give You Up" has recently started trending again.
2. **Anniversary of the song's release**: 2017 marks the 30th anniversary of the single's original release.
3. **Origin of Rickrolling**: Rickrolling became a thing in 2007, making 2017 its 10th anniversary.
4. **YouTube's April Fools' Prank (2008)**: YouTube pranked users by linking every video on the homepage to the Rickroll video.
5. **Age of Viral Videos**: Many of the first big viral videos on YouTube are now over 10 years old.
6. **YouTube's Establishment**: YouTube has been around for over a decade, with some creators being part of the platform for nearly as long.
7. **Rick Astley's Thoughts**: In an interview with Larry King, Rick Astley shared his thoughts on the Rickrolling trend, calling it a "lucky thing" and not a master plan.
8. **Rick Astley's Experience with Rickrolling**: Even Rick Astley himself has been Rickrolled, as revealed in the Larry King interview.
9. **Creator's Reflection**: The speaker reflects on being part of YouTube's history for nearly seven years, finding it incredible to have stayed relevant.
10. **Rick Astley's Song Perception**: Contrary to some, the speaker doesn't find the song "Never Gonna Give You Up" annoying; they actually like it.