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First, he's Time magazine's "Person of the Year." Then, he's Rolling Stone's cover story: "The Times They Are A-Changin'" in the Catholic Church.
Now, he's "SuperPope," the latest incarnation of Pope Francis, who has rapidly become one of the most popular leaders on the planet.
He made his debut recently, on a street named after the Roman comic playwright Plautus. It's just an ordinary street corner like many in Rome – no notable fountain, sculpture or building to gaze at.
On Wednesday morning, however, crowds gathered, aiming their cameras at a new piece of street art.
“ He's very modern. He shows concern for the young and for the poor. The previous popes didn't really understand people but Francis does because he's humble.