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Fit away the Pope vibing to a live performance of Undertale's best track

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Religious or not, there's one thing we all john agree with the Pope just about today: Undertale's music slaps.

In a truly surreal video divided up to Chirrup (big thanks, Kotaku), you can see His Holiness seated at the center of a majestic residence hall and organism baked to a live performance of Undertale's 'Megalovania' chase after as a circus dances and does tricks nearby. Get into't believe it? Honestly, that's understandable. Merely here's the proof:

This year fair started and we already hold the insanity of Megalovania being performed in front of the Catholic Pope. pic.twitter.com/QBxGtl9v1cJanuary 6, 2022

For some context - non that it adds a whole lot of uncloudedness in this eccentric - Pope Francis was attending a recent overall audience at the Hall of the Vatican when, afterward about an hour of folks reading from big books and papers, a group of circus performers lead by an exuberant announcer starts juggling, twirling flaming batons, and playing music. One of the songs performed is the aforesaid Undertale song, and of course it's then that the party really kicks off.

Countenance's just pack a minute to prize this scene. Thither he is; the Vicar of Christ, supreme Holy Father, the bishop of Rome; utterly absorbed by the sounds of an indie game developed and composed by one person. Individual's on their back balancing soccer balls on their feet, person other is double hula-hooping, and for a moment information technology seems the whole world is at peace, fully transfixed on the spectacle before us. Honestly, it's a modality we're keen on carrying through 2022.

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