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You’re here because someone saw your Jeep and thought,
“Now that’s duck-worthy.”

Where It All Hatched
"Duck Duck Jeep"

🦆 Duck Duck Jeep: The Kindness Revolution on Four Wheels​

How One Duck, One Jeep, and One Woman Changed the World

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You ever walk outside, see a little rubber duck chilling’ on your Jeep, and think, “What in the quack just happened?”
Yeah. You got ducked. Welcome to the club, baby.

But did you ever stop and wonder where this whole Duck Duck Jeep madness even came from?
Spoiler alert: It wasn’t some marketing ploy. It wasn’t a Jeep dealership gimmick. It was one woman, one dollar store duck, and a whole lotta heart.

Let’s talk about the real OG of ducking — Allison Parliament — and the legacy she left behind that’s still ruffling feathers (and hearts) around the globe.

🐤 The Duck Heard 'Round the World

Picture this: it’s summer 2020. The world’s basically on fire (pandemic, politics, tension — you name it). Allison Parliament, a Jeep lover from Ontario, Canada, is back home after a stressful trip in the U.S. where, thanks to her out-of-country plates, she had a run-in that left her rattled.

So, what’d she do? Did she hide in her Jeep and stew about it?

Nope. She did what legends do — she went to a dollar store, bought a rubber duck, scribbled a kind note, and slapped it on some stranger’s Jeep.

That was it. No agenda. No plan. Just a raw, pure act of “hey, hope this makes you smile.”

She snapped a pic, posted it with the tag #duckduckjeep, and the rest?
History, baby. History with tiny squeaky feet.

🚙 Jeepers Unite

It blew up fast. Jeepers from all over started ducking each other left and right like it was a contagious case of good vibes.

Gas stations. Walmart lots. Off-road parks. Ducks started popping up everywhere.

  • Some came with notes.

  • Some had funny outfits.

  • Some were hand-painted.

Some were just bare-naked rubber ducks living their best lives.

No two ducks were ever the same — and that’s kind of the point.

It became a way for strangers to connect, to say “you’ve got a badass Jeep,” or simply “hey, the world’s a mess, but here’s a smile.”

💛 More Than Just Ducks

Allison didn’t just create a trend — she sparked a movement. A tribe. A rolling convoy of kindness.

People started swapping stories:

  • Veterans who felt seen.

  • Kids with autism who lit up when they got ducked.

  • Couples who met through ducking.

  • Families who made ducking a weekend activity.

Allison kept it going strong, building a global Facebook group, sharing love, and reminding us that kindness doesn’t need a reason. You just do it. Like putting a duck on a stranger’s door handle because… why not?

🕊️ A Final Ride

In early 2025, the Jeep world lost its Duck Queen.

After a private battle with health issues, Allison passed away surrounded by family and (of course) her Jeep. Her dashboard still had ducks. Her legacy? Still growing.

The Jeep community responded the only way they knew how:

  • With ducks.

  • Everywhere.

Thousands of Jeeps hit the roads in her honor. Some with angel ducks. Some with her name scribbled underneath. Some with tears in their headlights.

🐥 Still Duckin’ Strong

Today, Duck Duck Jeep is more than alive — it’s thriving.

You’ll find Duck Days, Jeep events with duck swaps, scholarship funds in Allison’s name, and ducked-up Jeeps in every country that knows what a Wrangler is.

  • All because one woman didn’t let hate win.

  • All because she picked kindness — and a $1 duck — instead.

✨ Final Thoughts (and Feathers)

If you’ve been ducked, your part of something bigger.
If you haven’t ducked someone yet… well, what are you waiting for?

  • Write a note.

  • Grab a duck.

Make someone’s day a little weirder, a little happier, and a whole lot better.

This isn’t just about Jeeps. It’s about joy.

So next time you slap that duck down, remember:

  • You’re not just leaving a toy. You’re leaving a legacy.

Rest easy, Allison.

We’ll keep duckin’ it forward. 🦆💛

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Building Community

We welcome Jeepers from all walks of life—rich, broke, built-up, beat-up, brand-new, or held together with duct tape and stubborn pride. At I Been Ducked, it’s not about money, mods, or mileage—it’s about your attitude, your style, and your willingness to pass on some good vibes.

We believe a little respect and a kickass duck can cross any road—whether you’re off-roading in the backcountry or parked at the local gas station. Together, we’re building a bold, no-drama Jeep community where everyone’s got a story, and every duck is a nod to the next legend in line.

Because let’s be honest—you don’t have to be rich to be duck-worthy.
You just need a Jeep… and the guts to roll with it.

Mission Statement
"I Been Ducked"

Our Purpose: 

At I Been Ducked, we’re on a mission to drop ducks, spread smiles, and remind the world that kindness doesn’t have to be boring. We sling sass, not shade—and our little rubber sidekicks ride shotgun on a mission of Jeep-powered joy.

This ain’t just a trend. It’s a duckin’ movement.
We believe every duck left behind is a high-five without the hand, a compliment without the awkward, and a “Hey, nice Jeep!” without the need for small talk.

We’re here to keep it light, keep it weird, and keep those ducks flyin’.
Because in a world full of honks, be the quack.

Create Self Expression
(Our Style)

Encouraging Expression

This is your ride. Your rules.
At I Been Ducked, we’re all about turning that blank Jeep canvas into something that screams you

whether it’s wild decals, hand-painted ducks, or a dashboard full of stories.

Create self expression means showing the world what you’re about without saying a word.
It’s that duck on your dash, the dirt on your tires, and the grin on your face when someone gets it.

We don’t care if it’s loud, laid-back, artsy, chaotic, or classy — if it’s yours, we’re here for it.
Let your Jeep do the talking. We’ll bring the ducks.

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