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The HMS Undaunted refers to a British Royal Navy ship built in 1807. Notably, it took former French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte to exile on Elba in 1815. In early 2025, a picture of the boat (a painting by Thomas Whitcombe) was spammed in Twitter / X replies often paired with the catchphrase, "All aboard!" The trend was started by X user @GodfreyGGolden, a parody account pretending to be Gleeks Candidate Godfrey G. Golden. The trend gained significant spread after X user @ChiefofIsaac became the subject of HMS Undaunted spam replies left under a video he posted of an opossum eating Fruit Loops breakfast cereal.

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The HMS Undaunted was a British Royal Navy ship that was built in 1807. It took former French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte to exile in Elba in 1815. On Wikipedia, [1] the main image for the ship's entry is a painting by late artist Thomas Whitcombe titled HMS 'Undaunted' off Dover (shown below).

A painting of the British ship the HMS _Undaunted_ which was "spammed":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/spam-spammed in replies on "Twitter / X":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/sites/twitter-x in early 2025.

On January 5th, 2025, X[2] user @GodfreyGGolden (a parody account pretending to be Godfrey G. Golden — an imaginary U.S. presidential candidate who's a green version of Joe Biden) replied to a tweet with Whitcombe's painting, captioned, "the ominous HMS undaunted," receiving eight likes in a month (shown below).

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On January 19th, 2025, X[3] user @GodfreyGGolden quote tweeted another post that read, "Fuck, I'm into paws." @GodfreyGGolden told his followers, "Everyone reply with this don’t question it" (shown below).

On February 19th, X[4] user @ChiefofIsaac tweeted a video of an opossum eating Fruit Loops, gaining over 20,000 likes in two days. A few hours later, X[5] user @GodfreyGGolden replied to the post with the painting of the HMS Undaunted, gaining over 900 likes in two days (shown below).

On February 20th, 2025, X[6] user @Hmuhmuhum replied to @ChiefofIsaac's tweet with an Alamy stock photo of a colonial sailor shouting in all caps, "AAAALLLLL ABOOOOAAAARDDDD!!!!!!" The reply received over 9,300 likes in a day (shown below).

Multiple replies to the X[7][8] post then attached exploited versions of the HMS Undaunted.

On February 20th, X[9] user @ChiefofIsaac quote tweeted his opossum video, asking, "What the fuck do the replies mean?" amassing over 93,000 likes in a day (shown below).

On February 20th, 2025, X[10] user @plonk97d replied to the abovementioned post with a video recording of all the HMS Undaunted replies and a loud voiceover of the sailor shouting, "All aboard!" The video gained over 11,000 likes in a day (shown below).

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HMS Undaunted

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The HMS Undaunted refers to a British Royal Navy ship built in 1807. Notably, it took former French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte to exile on Elba in 1815. In early 2025, a picture of the boat (a painting by Thomas Whitcombe) was spammed in Twitter / X replies often paired with the catchphrase, "All aboard!" The trend was started by X user @GodfreyGGolden, a parody account pretending to be Gleeks Candidate Godfrey G. Golden. The trend gained significant spread after X user @ChiefofIsaac became the subject of HMS Undaunted spam replies left under a video he posted of an opossum eating Fruit Loops breakfast cereal.

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The HMS Undaunted was a British Royal Navy ship that was built in 1807. It took former French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte to exile in Elba in 1815. On Wikipedia, [1] the main image for the ship's entry is a painting by late artist Thomas Whitcombe titled HMS 'Undaunted' off Dover (shown below).



On January 5th, 2025, X[2] user @GodfreyGGolden (a parody account pretending to be Godfrey G. Golden — an imaginary U.S. presidential candidate who's a green version of Joe Biden) replied to a tweet with Whitcombe's painting, captioned, "the ominous HMS undaunted," receiving eight likes in a month (shown below).



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On January 19th, 2025, X[3] user @GodfreyGGolden quote tweeted another post that read, "Fuck, I'm into paws." @GodfreyGGolden told his followers, "Everyone reply with this don’t question it" (shown below).



On February 19th, X[4] user @ChiefofIsaac tweeted a video of an opossum eating Fruit Loops, gaining over 20,000 likes in two days. A few hours later, X[5] user @GodfreyGGolden replied to the post with the painting of the HMS Undaunted, gaining over 900 likes in two days (shown below).



On February 20th, 2025, X[6] user @Hmuhmuhum replied to @ChiefofIsaac's tweet with an Alamy stock photo of a colonial sailor shouting in all caps, "AAAALLLLL ABOOOOAAAARDDDD!!!!!!" The reply received over 9,300 likes in a day (shown below).



Multiple replies to the X[7][8] post then attached exploited versions of the HMS Undaunted.

On February 20th, X[9] user @ChiefofIsaac quote tweeted his opossum video, asking, "What the fuck do the replies mean?" amassing over 93,000 likes in a day (shown below).



On February 20th, 2025, X[10] user @plonk97d replied to the abovementioned post with a video recording of all the HMS Undaunted replies and a loud voiceover of the sailor shouting, "All aboard!" The video gained over 11,000 likes in a day (shown below).


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