Viral News Clip Says Cardinals Are Rawdogging Conclave
As a part of the process, known as a conclave, the cardinals are completely cut off from the world in an attempt to keep the election fair and free of outside influence.
During a segment about the conclave, one of Dokoupil's cohosts says, "The one thing we know they're not doing is checking Instagram because their devices have all been confiscated."
Dokoupil jumps in at that point, remarking, "I believe the kids call it 'rawdogging' it, if you're going to go through a long period of time with no electronic device."
If your ears perked up, it's likely because you know "rawdogging" is widely used slang referring to having unprotected sex.
So yeah! The cardinals are rawdogging the conclave. Welcome to 2025.
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