It's the end of the year80p ArchivesCassetteboy, the king of UK political remixes, has turned his witty, catchy eye to the US.
SEE ALSO: This musical remix of the UK news in 2016 is hilariously brutalAired during Charlie Brooker’s 2016 Wipe-- the eagerly anticipated look back at the events of the past year by the creator of Black Mirror-- the video takes aim at Donald Trump to the familiar beat of "Ms. Jackson" by Outkast. The lyrics have been changed so that Trump is singing: "I'm sorry Ms. Clinton."
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Trump's parody tune starts off like this:
"Beginning on January 20, 2017, Americans will experience government incompetence like they've never, ever seen. No tolerance, no sympathy, no decency. It's me." He then smirks at the camera and continues singing the popular refrain.
"I'm sorry Ms Clinton, this (President Trump) is for real. And it turned out to be a massive surprise even though I told a trillion lies."
You can watch the whole episode on the BBC iPlayer:
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Scroll to 50 minutes 40 seconds if you want to go straight to the Trump song.
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