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LONDON — In a surprise turn of events that has political analysts, TikTok commentators, and aging Boomers equally confused, the United Kingdom has announced that Ali G — yes, that Ali G — is officially ready to be Prime Minister.
After years of the nation floundering between chaos, scandal, and inexplicable lettuce memes, Parliament has finally thrown in the towel and embraced the only leader capable of speaking both to the youth and to the painfully confused older demographic: a fictional parody character from Staines.
In his acceptance speech on the steps of Number 10, Ali G, decked out in a bright yellow tracksuit with matching shades, addressed the crowd:
"Big up yaselves, safe. As Prime Minister, I vow to make education wicked, healthcare bling, and to replace the House of Lords with the House of Massive Tings. Respek!"
His proposed policies so far include:
Legalizing the use of "Booyakasha" as an official greeting.
Replacing the British pound with "Mad Wonga" — a currency that can only be withdrawn in £20 notes and fist-bumps.
Making Staines the new capital of the UK.
Converting Buckingham Palace into the world’s largest jungle rave.
When asked about foreign policy, Ali G clarified:
"We is gonna keep tings chill with America, innit. But if Russia tries anything, we’ll send them bare DVDs of Da Ali G Show until they submit."
Goldie Supremely Vexed: “Bruv, You What?”
Not everyone is thrilled. Legendary drum and bass pioneer Goldie has expressed his deep frustration at being overlooked for the top job. In an exclusive Instagram live session, Goldie fumed:
"Mandem, I’ve been representing the UK sound worldwide for decades. I put in work, I made cultural waves. And these lot choose some posh comedian from Cambridge in a tracksuit over me? Bruv… bruv... disrespectful on so many levels."
Sources close to Downing Street were quick to respond with a statement that’s already causing fresh controversy:
"While we respect Mr. Goldie’s contributions to British culture, the committee felt that at this time, the country needs someone who pretends to be Black, not someone who actually is Black. It’s about optics. This is Britain, after all."
Goldie’s response was swift and defiant:
"I will be starting my own Pirate Parliament. First session next Friday, Hackney Wick. No posh clowns allowed."
The Nation Is Confused, But Also Kinda Into It
Public reaction has been mixed but generally bemused. Some voters over 60 still believe Ali G is a real person, calling him “a lovely young man from the estate who made good.”
In a BBC debate that broke viewing records, Ali G famously outperformed the Leader of the Opposition by answering every question with:
"Is it 'cos I is Prime Minister?"
— drawing roaring applause and a standing ovation from the entire Isle of Wight.
What Happens Next?
The first order of business under the new administration will be introducing mandatory weekly blunts and tea in Parliament and officially changing the national anthem to Drop It Like It’s Hot.
As Ali G put it best:
"UK, we is gonna mash it up proper. Big up the dead Queen — rest in power — and big up my nan."
The future is uncertain. But one thing is clear: it’s gonna be well safe.
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