The 'Pray For Paris' slogan gained global recognition following the November 2015 attacks in France, symbolized by Jean Jullien's iconic Eiffel Tower peace sign. However, in digital subcultures, it took on a second life with Westside Gunn’s 2020 album 'Pray for Paris,' which featured a Virgil Abloh-designed cover of Caravaggio’s 'David with the Head of Goliath' adorned with luxury jewelry. This artistic fusion sparked a trend of 'drip' memes and parodies, blending high art with street culture. Today, the template is used for everything from genuine tributes to stylistic references to the Griselda Records aesthetic, serving as a versatile canvas for internet users to express both solemnity and street-style sophistication.