T he royal baby is here , which means if you’re not taking to your social media platform of choice to vocalize how you feel, we have no idea what you’re doing.
As Princess Kate and Prince William welcomed a baby girl Saturday morning, much of the world was still asleep – but you wouldn’t know that if you were prowling Twitter.
That’s right: This little princess, all 8 lbs., 3 oz. of her, is already ruling the Internet. Well, do you know any other babies who trended before they crawled? Do you?
Important theories were presented.
Advice was given.
All chill was lost.
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Don’t worry, George.
We are all this baby right now …
… And this dog.
This article originally appeared on People.com
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