The moment when a group of teens convinced the pontiff to do the gesture is racking up millions of views on TikTok.

Pope Leo XIV did the viral “6-7” trend for children at the Vatican in a video posted on TikTok by Catholic Priest Don Roberto ...

A group of about 1,000 Catholic children appeared to teach Pope Leo XIV the popular "6-7" hand sign at the Vatican during the ...

The trend has gained popularity as a viral trend rather than a phrase with a fixed meaning.

Pope Leo was met with applause from a crowd of young people at the Vatican after hitting the viral move.

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The Pope was talking with some children at the Vatican on Sunday, when the kids did the viral gesture.

A clip of him participating in the trend was uploaded to TikTok on Saturday, May 16, with over 26 million views ...

The pope was persuaded to do the viral gesture that many schoolteachers and parents across the globe will likely recognize.

Pope Leo XIV joined in on the 6-7 trend at the Vatican, delighting a group of children in a viral video. Footage shared on ...

Pope Leo XIV was seen on video over the weekend making the "6-7" hand motion, a viral trend that originated from a rap song.

Pope Leo joins in with ‘6-7’ trend as school children watch on in delight - ...