The scene opens and we see ten men with foot long goatees all dressed in immaculately white wedding dresses standing on a dark stage. A single spotlight shines on them. Everything is completely still except for their mouths moving with the chant, when suddenly they split apart in the middle. A figure emerges from the darkness behind them, but it’s silhouette is difficult to make out considering it is wearing a black cloak. The mystery continues until the figure comes into the light and takes off its hood. The peculiar man is none other than Pope Francis himself! Pope Francis takes over singing the chant and the audience goes wild. The screen pans over showing the watcher that the video takes place in a historic theater. Every individual in the audience is wearing only yellow overalls, how odd and fashionable. The camera moves back to the ten men and Pope Francis signing. The screen fades away to various shots of the men kind of like the Catholic Masses on TV every night. The Gregorian Chant fills the auditorium until it finally ends. It was beginning to get a little weird for the audience and the watcher considering that at every pause Pope Francis would dab. The video closes with the audience giving a standing applause, and then immediately leaving, as fast as they could really.