Paulo Dybala has played for AS Roma since 2022, and daje is a familiar Roman dialect cheer meaning come on or let's go, so the clip works as an inside joke for supporters who recognise both references at once. Tortellini, a stuffed pasta associated with Bologna and the Emilia-Romagna region, adds an absurd food twist to a football chant. Shared in fan edits, reaction videos and matchday posts, it has stayed in circulation because it is short, quotable and easy to pair with goals, meals and celebrations.
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A playful chant that mixes tortellini with Roma footballer Paulo Dybala and the Roman cry daje Roma, popular in matchday edits and Italian football memes.
This short clip turns a dinner-table dish into a football chant, name-checking Paulo Dybala in a warm, teasing Italian voice before landing on the Roma rallying cry daje Roma. The delivery is upbeat and a little theatrical, with the food reference stretched for comic effect and the final Roma shout giving it a punchy, crowd-like finish. It feels like something shouted between friends before a match or over a plate of pasta, which is exactly why it works as a reaction: it is funny on its own, instantly recognisable to Roma supporters, and light enough to drop into a video without overpowering the action on screen.
