Italian brainrot emerged on TikTok in early 2025, built around AI generated creatures given pseudo Italian names, dramatic narration and endless remixes. As the characters spread to Shorts and Instagram, creators started dropping them into unrelated news jokes. The election of a new pope in 2025 gave that trend a perfect target, since the Vatican sits in Rome and the joke writes itself. Clips like this one keep circulating because the contrast stays funny and the character names remain instantly recognisable to anyone who lived through the trend.
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A meme clip joking that the new pope loves Italian brainrot characters, used in TikTok edits, shorts and funny reaction videos online everywhere.
This 22 second clip plays on the joke that the new pope is obsessed with Italian brainrot, the surreal TikTok trend of AI generated animals and objects with dramatic Italian names and voiceovers. The audio leans into the absurd contrast between the formal, solemn image of the papacy and the chaotic, fast talking brainrot lore that flooded feeds in 2025. It sounds deliberately over the top, stacking familiar character names and meme phrasing for comic effect. Viewers instantly get the joke even out of context, which makes the sound feel random, quotable and perfect for quick punchlines.