Reform leader Nigel Farage shared an AI video depicting him as a grime rapper dancing in a club and wearing a fur coat and big chain outside Clacton Pier
Nigel Farage has been mocked after posting an AI video depicting him as a grime rapper.
The Reform UK boss shared the clip on Twitter /X, captioning it “a little bit of fun”. A full length video of the track, Farage Like Garage, depicts him DJing in a club, dancing in a club and showing off some moves at Clacton Pier in his constituency.
One brutal response said: “You can tell it’s Ai as he’s actually in Clacton.” Another wrote: “Have to use ai to find a photo of Farage in Clacton.” And picking up on the theme another posted: “I thought this was real until it showed you in Clacton just 5 seconds into the video!”
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The track sees the fake Farage declare himself “Prime Minister of the pub, of the pint, of the people” and saying: “2029 (the next general election ) now looks so right.”
He also shown setting fire to a vinyl record labelled ‘ Keir Starmer ‘. And dressed in a white fur coat and sporting a thick gold chain, he and his posse are seen dancing on the seafront.
The lyrics say: “You thought it was Farage – nah mate, Nigel Garage. Prime minister of the pub, of the pint, of the people. Bo selecta.”
It was posted by YouTube channel The Crewkerne Gazette, which has previously posted videos mocking Keir Starmer and King Charles.
At the weekend The Mirror reported Mr Farage is set to skip Parliament’s return on 1 September in favour of cosying up to Donald Trump ’s allies in Washington DC. The Reform UK boss has been booked as a star speaker at the National Conservatism conference, run by the Edmund Burke Foundation.
He’ll appear on 2 September alongside a who’s who of Trumpworld – from U.S. director of national intelligence Tulsi Gabbard to the men behind Project 2025, the radical blueprint for a second Trump presidency.
That includes Russell Vought, Trump’s budget chief, and Kevin Roberts, head of the ultra-conservative Heritage Foundation, which has been pushing plans to tear up America’s social protections and further restrict abortion rights.
A Liberal Democrat source said: ” Nigel Farage is far more interested in pleasing Trump and jostling for his affections than he is in turning up to Parliament on time or standing up for British values.”
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