Paul II passed away at 21:37.
Imagine the degree of pride in having a Polish Pope given that he was Polish. The youth have been made quite sick of the Pope by old-fashioned people in Poland. They had this other history in which he successfully eradicated communism on his own. Because Poland’s catholic majority viewed his pronouncements as the final word on politics during his lifetime in the 1990s, several of his statements there were made into laws. Legislation governing abortion or condoms. Youth have been forced-fed tales about him since they were little children, and they have often seen kid-friendly films and cartoons that portray him as a superhero.
Simply put, the new gen is just tired of it—especially now that they know more. Children like making fun of this dedication because they are simply sick of this garbage. Additionally, they are aware that he concealed pedophilia, outlawed condom use in Africa, and nearly single-handedly provided the perfect environment for the HIV epidemic to spread.
So… the hour of mocking the pope is at 21:37. It became a meme to sign a song about him – Barka – at this time.

In Turkish slang, “31” (otuz bir) is a euphemism for masturbation. The origin of this association comes from the Abjad numerals, an old Arabic numeral system where each letter of the Arabic alphabet has a corresponding numerical value. The word “el” in Turkish, which means “hand,” when written in Arabic letters, has a numerical value of 31 (Alif with a value of 1 and Lam with a value of 30).
So the phrase “31 çekmek” would literally mean “pulling the hand”. The idea that it comes from the visual semblance of 3 to testicles and 1 to p*nis is folk etymology.
Another question arises why isn’t it 13 but 31? No idea. It results from something called ‘ebced hesabı‘ (abjad calculation).