From the round-the-clock stakeout outside St. Mary's hospital to the actual birth and even naming of Prince William and Kate Middleton's, the hashtag #RoyalBaby continues to thrive nicely online as millions of people around the world share their two cents (on in Twitter's case, 140 characters) as events unfold.
As of this writing, we know that the Royal Baby Boy, third in line to the throne of England, has been named George Alexander Louis. We also know that Kate Middleton's looks absolutely great even just after giving birth.
The comments on the hashtag are no doubt amusing enough to keep you scrolling and silently giving "kudos" to the one who started it all. Here's a look at what people are posting. 
So when did the hashtag #RoyalBaby really start?
Looking into analytics for the past 12 months, we find that the first post with the hashtag on it was sent out in December 2012 (when news of pregnancy broke out).
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Since then, it has gained 2.1 million tweets and made 5.6 billion impressions.
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Here are the other related hashtags used. 
The baby's official title is His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge. If and when he does rule after Prince Charles and Prince William, he becomes King George VII.
So when did the hashtag #RoyalBaby really start?
Looking into analytics for the past 12 months, we find that the first post with the hashtag on it was sent out in December 2012 (when news of pregnancy broke out).
Courtesy of Hashtags.org Analytics
Courtesy of Hashtags.org Analytics
Courtesy of Hashtags.org Analytics
The baby's official title is His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge. If and when he does rule after Prince Charles and Prince William, he becomes King George VII.
