Photos: Why is everybody interested in the Kardashians? Wonders David Cameron

UK Prime Minister David Cameron can't get why everybody is interested in The Kardashians and admitted in a radio interview that he actually prefers Brian Ferry to pop stars Jay Z and Iggy Azalea!

David Cameron yesterday admitted he sounded 'very old' after telling a radio station that he could not understand 'why everybody is interested in the Kardashians' - and preferred Brian Ferry to pop stars Jay Z and Iggy Azalea.

He told Capital Xtra DJ Andre Morgan he should call him 'Dave' for the interview, aiming to reach out to younger voters.

Mr Cameron was quizzed on youth unemployment, the Chilcot inquiry and the number of black students going to university. 

But he was caught out after the presenter began testing him on his knowledge of reality TV, pop music and chain restaurants.

The DJ said said: ‘We’ve all want a very cool Prime Minister, because we’ve got a cool American President and I’m sure we can have a cool Prime Minister.'

Brian Ferry & Jay Z

In other news, With the help of Social Rank, we discovered that Obama does follow a David Cameron, it’s just not the right one.A quick double-check using the DoesFollow tool confirms that Obama isn’t among Cameron’s followers, despite the Prime Minister following him. An entirely different David Cameron gets that honor.Instead of following @david_cameron, the Prime Minister’s official personal account, Organizing For Action – which runs Obama’s account – has been watching the tweets of @davidcameron, who lives in Oregon and uses an image from Back To The Future II as his profile picture.@BarackObama’s handlers aren’t the only ones to have got confused. Poor@davidcameron’s mentions are full of people castigating him for things they don’t like about the British Prime Minister. Stephen Fry also follows the ‘wrong’ Cameron.
Right Twitter account.

So much is at stake in this election. Help secure a better future - pledge to vote: https://t.co/IEY51GMB8O pic.twitter.com/WNRiyxktCZ
— David Cameron (@David_Cameron) January 20, 2015

Wrong Twitter account.

Sorting through a giant box of 30 year old Lego is surprisingly disgusting.
— DavidCameron (@davidcameron) January 19, 2015