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Among the three you listed Pepe the Frog, Trollface (often just called "Troll"), and It's a Trap! (Admiral Ackbar) here's the clear ranking by age as an internet meme (when it started being widely used/reposted/remixed online as a meme, not just the source material's date):

1. It's a Trap! Oldest (~2001–2002)
The meme version kicked off in the early 2000s (first known image macro around 2001–2002 on Something Awful forums, then exploding on FARK, YTMND, etc.

By 2004–2005). The line itself is from 1983 (Return of the Jedi), but the catchphrase + screenshot became a viral reaction image/warning meme way before the others.

Here's why:
Longevity It's been in constant use for over 20–25 years now. People still drop it today in chats, comments, gaming discords, etc., for any surprise twist, bait, scam link, or plot reveal.

It's survived multiple meme generations (pre-imageboard → rage era → emoji/reaction GIF era → current TikTok/Reddit shorthand).

Pure reaction utility It's a perfect, versatile warning/alert/catchphrase meme. No need for complex edits just the face + "IT'S A TRAP!" instantly conveys "this seems too good / watch out / deception incoming." Modern equivalents like "sus," red pill warnings, or bait emojis owe a debt to it.

Icon status Admiral Ackbar became synonymous with the phrase itself. It's one of the few early 2000s memes that never really died or got fully cringe-cancelled.

Pepe is incredibly versatile and spawned endless variants (sad, smug, etc.), but its history got messy/dark. Trollface defined 2008–2012 trolling/rage culture perfectly but feels very dated now (mostly nostalgia revival).

If we're talking raw "oldschool internet cred" and staying in power without baggage,

It's a Trap!

wins hands down. It's basically the grandpa of reaction memes that still shows up to family gatherings. 🚀