Singer Tim Burgess might just be the modern Nostradamus, as he tonight realised he’s basically predicted the current political climate.
Many believe The Simpsons might have a say in shaping the future, however The Charlatans artist discovered a tweet he posted all the way back in 2015 that reflects the world today.
Or, at the very least, what may happen in the world in the very near future – he’s got 50% right at least.
Posted on the 9 November 2015, he wrote: ‘Sometime in the future: President Trump sits in his marble jacuzzi, talking via video link to Prime Minister Boris Johnson in his ball pool.’
Realising he may be witnessing his own side hustle as a fortune teller, he retweeted the message this week.
He added: ‘What was meant to be a joke in 2015 is actual real life in 2019.’
As we now know, ever since the noughties Trump has been hinting he wanted to go for the Oval Office, finally achieving that many thought was impossible in 2016.
So, in November 2015 it was totally feasible the man would land the job.
When it comes to Boris, he was Mayor of London from 2008-2016, so again, while it wasn’t really on anyone’s radar he might be in the position he’s in now, the man was already high up the political food chain.
Now it seems he’s in with a shot of moving into 10 Downing Street, launching his campaign for leadership of the Conservative Party last month.
And he’s already pally with old mate Donald, with the Prez of the US endorsing Boris earlier this month.
‘I actually have studied it very hard. I know the different players,’ he said of the election in June.
‘But I think Boris would do a very good job. I think he would be excellent. I like him.’
Obviously with this discovery on his Twitter timeline, Tim’s followers went wild over the whole palaver.
‘Have you got this week’s lottery numbers?’ one follower chimed.
While one apparent Doctor Who fan added: ‘Admit it Tim, you are a Time Lord.’
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