Berlusconi on TikTok "makes fun" of Joe Biden, Putin and Pope Francis

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Berlusconi on TikTok "makes fun" of Joe Biden, Putin and Pope Francis

Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi made his TikTok debut with an appeal to his young voters ahead of the upcoming election.

His first video on TikTok was a welcome speech that has garnered millions of views. Berlusconi in his second video joked about himself, US President Joe Biden, his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin and Pope Francis.

Posting the TikTok joke, Berlusconi said he, Biden, Putin, Pope Francis and his new aide were flying on a plane. As the plane was about to crash and crash, the flight did not have enough parachutes to save all passengers and the people on board attempted to take

"Joe Biden grabbed one first and said, 'This is for me, because I'm the most powerful man in the West.' Vladimir Putin takes another and says: "This is for me because I am the most powerful man in the east." Berlusconi goes ahead and says: "This is for me, because everyone knows that I am the smartest politician in the world." 

Pope Francis offered to stay on the plane because he had lived a good life and was not afraid to die, he joked. However, the Pope's new aide said the two needn't be afraid as the "smartest politician in Europe" had taken the "backpack" by mistake.

@silvio.berlusconi Salve ragazzi, ci siamo incontrati per la prima volta su #TikTok , che per quanto mi rigarda avrei preferito chiamare Tik Tok Tak. Cosi è più completo! Vi ho detto che vi avrei intrattenuti su argomenti che possono rigardarvi da vicino. Ma ho pensato anche che per mantenere i rapporti con gli altri bisogna tendere alla massima cordialità. One of the tools to get there is #barzellette , because they are therapeutic. Then we will talk about the program. Tik Tok Tok! #silvioberlusconi #berlusconi #forzaitlia???????? ♬ original sound - Silvio Berlusconi

After the humorous story ended, the veteran Italian politician called on voters to "try to deploy a parachute in Italy" during the snap election in September.

Earlier in August, former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi announced that he was planning to run for the Senate in Italy's upcoming general election. Berlusconi, who leads the centre-right Forza Italia party, has announced his plans ahead of Italy's snap election.


Italy will hold early elections after the government led by Mario Draghi was ousted in July. Mario Draghi resigned as Italy's prime minister after three parties withdrew their support from the coalition government. The President of Italy, Sergio Matteralla, has announced that the general elections in the country will be held on September 25.


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