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The Plagiarist (Rap MP)

🎡 Call me Chat GB, the artificial MP

By Addison AlderPublished 8 months ago β€’ Updated 8 months ago β€’ 3 min read
Top Story - May 2025
Biggup the neoliberal mandem

I’m not wrong wing,

I'm right wing.

All I talked about was leaving.

But I'm still here.

*

Call me Chat GB: the artificial MP.

I only entered politics for my CV.

I don't have a job, unless you count TV.

and getting paid to pontificate on LBC.

*

Society's going downhill.

Shoplifting is the norm.

Knife crime's off the charts.

Even millionaires are poor.

But forget two-party miserablism.

Hello, neoliberalism!

I'm a free-market, free-thinker.

Patriotic rhetorician.

*

Words are my mien.

Know what I mean?

I know what they mean,

I just don't care...

*

I'm a neocon Dracula,

sucking your vernacular.

I twist meanings like fusilli,

like the Peyronie's on my willy.

I'm a liberal boogeyman.

I'm a tractor; you're a straw man.

I'll mispronounce your pronouns,

your gender agenda's not on mine.

*

I'll baffle you with my twaddle,

choke you on my mammoth piffle.

I'm a verbal abuser, this is textual assault.

And my jibes are like small boats,

'coz sometimes they don't land...

*

My financial liquidity

flows through my shorts.

I filled my boots

with Brussels money.

Now I'm stockpiling it at Coutts.

*

I'm a one-man hydrocarbon pump.

More methane than a Chinese dump.

I'm a four-star diesel deux chevaux,

internal combustion desperado.

Don't waste my time with net zero.

Just pull me back and watch me go.

*

(In my spare time I develop

novel forms of deportation,

foolproof ways to sink small boats,

and border fortification.)

*

I don't know why I'm like this.

Maybe mummy didn't love me.

Maybe daddy was distracted.

So being laddish counteracted

the gaps in my moral vertebrae.

I'm ethically dyspraxic,

politically paraplegic.

But my shortcomings only made me

a salutary, pseudo-Tory,

sanctimonious, success story.

*

Like every 90s boy band,

Reform is inevitable.

Our cohesion's weak,

our lyrics impe-net-rable.

Electorally, inexorably,

awkwardly heterosexually,

exceptionally Caucasianally,

inexplicably antivaccinally,

spreading through your community.

*

But we're no Old Boys Club –

we're upper middle age.

And upper middle class,

(but acting half our age).

*

We're your Brexit Bargain Bucket.

Dry and boneless, orange-skinned,

arterially congestive,

walking health warnings.

We spread disinformation,

in dissing formation.

Trapping disenchanted voters

like sewage barrage floaters.

Funnelling disaffected youth

with a bending of the truth.

*

We love female equality β€”

if it means you'll split the bill.

Even boardroom gender parity

helps the C-suite spank bank fill.

We're not sharing loos with you -

you're sharing them with us.

There's no confusing, chromosomally,

our small dick energy surplus.

*

No position is indefensible.

Can't even spell 'reprehensible',

We give props to propaganda.

(Don't give our facts a proper gander.)

Think of a number

Any one will do.

We'll put it on a bus

and quote it back at you.

*

You probably think that we're buffoons.

(Our HQ is a Wetherspoons.)

But we think we're

apocalyptic cavaliers.

Roughshod riders in tweed gear.

You think you've seen this all before:

when markets fall and fascists rise.

But we couldn't be dictators;

our discipline's in short supply.

We're not originals,

We're plagiarists.

Both dummies and ventriloquists,

out-dated thought contortionists.

We just tell you what you want to hear.

*

Theft is impossible if speech is free…

*

What was I saying?

I can't recall…

*

One too many lemonades

and my prostate's like a hand grenade.

But it doesn't matter what I say,

the last lot got the groundwork laid.

I'm just some drunkard pushed on stage.

A circus for the proles.

But the funny thing is they like me.

Now I'm leading in the polls!

Often I wonder,

What's that say about me..?

But the question we should all be asking is:

What's that say about GB?

Words and video by Addison Alder. Image by MidJourney. Music by SUNO AI.

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About the Creator

Addison Alder

Writer of Wrongs. Discontent Creator. Editor of The Gristle.

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  • robert Ingram8 months ago

    This text is quite a wild ride! The way you mix all these different ideas and descriptions is really something. It makes me wonder what inspired you to write it like this. Also, the use of such over - the - top language is both funny and a bit jarring. Do you think it effectively gets across a certain message, or is it more about just being outrageous?

  • Rachel Robbins8 months ago

    Bravo!

  • JBaz8 months ago

    You covered it all and entertained at the same time

  • Tim Carmichael8 months ago

    Sharp, witty, and unsettling in the best wayβ€”it holds a mirror up with a smirk, and asks questions we can't ignore. Congrats on your top story!

  • Caroline Jane8 months ago

    Bang up job! I could hear it being performed in my head. "Spank bank" that really made me laugh!

  • Md. Atikur Rahaman8 months ago

    Great

  • Cathy holmes8 months ago

    This is fabulous satire. Well done, A.

  • This is outstanding, Addison. Achingly, distressingly hysterical.

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