This bit.ly-like website shortens links but there's a 50% chance of rickroll when someone clicks

The website rroll.to provides an odd but delightful service, and I've been using their links in group chats with friends. While traditional rickrolling tricks every clicker one time, this service adds a layer to the joke. The unlucky people who get rickrolled and are brave enough to speak out may feel crazy when others chime in to say that the link works perfectly fine. — Read the rest