Ricktroll

Pablo Bruschi's song 'Ricktroll' is a humorous and self-aware exploration of the culture of internet trolling. The lyrics are filled with references to common trolling tactics and memes, such as the infamous 'rickroll,' where someone is tricked into clicking a link that leads to Rick Astley's 'Never Gonna Give You Up.' Bruschi embraces his identity as a troll, describing his antics as a necessary part of his life and even likening his trolling to dynamite, suggesting its explosive and disruptive nature.

The song delves into the various methods and consequences of trolling. Bruschi mentions sending misleading audio messages, using clever Wi-Fi names, and even causing family disputes with his pranks. Despite the chaos he causes, he maintains a sense of humor and a lack of malice, emphasizing that his trolling is not violent. This duality is captured in lines like 'Soy un troll pero no soy violento' (I'm a troll but I'm not violent) and 'Siempre te comes un troleo tremendo' (You always fall for a huge troll), highlighting the playful yet irritating nature of his actions.

Culturally, 'Ricktroll' taps into the shared experiences of internet users who have encountered trolls and pranks online. The song's repetitive chorus and catchy beat mirror the repetitive nature of internet memes and jokes, making it both a critique and celebration of online trolling culture. Bruschi's playful tone and clever wordplay make 'Ricktroll' a relatable and entertaining anthem for anyone who has ever been on either side of a troll's joke.