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It's been a heck of a few months for Baby Yoda,sex videos of neighbors golden child of the internet and arguable star of Disney's The Mandalorian.

Now, Google's Year in Search for 2019 has revealed that the little green munchkin was the highest trending baby search of 2019, beating out the likes of "Baby Shark" and "Royal baby". Sorry, other babies. Not everyone can be Baby Yodapopular.

Via Giphy

Google also broke down the interest in Baby Yoda by state, showing which states were searching for Baby Yoda the most.

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Evidently, the Force was with Utah, which took the number one spot. Rhode Island, Colorado, Oregon, and Washington state rounded out the top five.

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

At the bottom, you'll find Alabama, Hawaii, District of Columbia, Georgia, Louisiana, and in last place, Mississippi. Disgraceful. We're not saying it's a competition, but you all lost. Please step up your game in 2020.

It's what Baby Yoda deserves.

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