The 'Can't Stump the Trump' meme originated during the 2016 United States presidential election, primarily fueled by a series of YouTube compilation videos titled 'You Can't Stump the Trump.' These videos showcased Donald Trump's aggressive and often witty responses during debates and interviews, often set to the rhythmic track 'Centipede' by Knife Party. Initially popular on platforms like 4chan’s /pol/ board and Reddit, the phrase became a rallying cry for supporters to indicate that Trump was immune to traditional political attacks or 'stumping' by the media and opponents. Today, the meme template is used to represent moments of undeniable confidence, unexpected comebacks, or simply to lean into the 'high energy' persona associated with the 45th President.