Twitter reacts: #BaeOfPigs

When news broke out that the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom has been accused of having sex with a dead pig, the story made viral heaven.

A new book titled Call Me Dave: The Unauthorised Biography, written by Lord Ashcroft and Isabel Oakeshott, accuses the PM of necrophilia and bestiality. The book claims that Cameron took part in an ‘outrageous’ initiation ceremony at his college. Apparently, the initiation involved David Cameron inserting his private part into a dead pig’s mouth.

It didn't take long for Twitter to react. One user even set up an account called Cameron’s Pig. Check out the earlier tweets here. 

However, it seems Twitter isn't done with having a bit more fun with the story. Here's what we think:

UK Prime Minister David Cameron + dead pig + Twitter = Social media explosion 

Check out the tweets:

"No, you hang up." pic.twitter.com/IPuJWW4DPl

— Chris McCorkindale (@chrismccork) September 20, 2015

Don't worry @David_Cameron, we all go through peaks and troughs... #PigGate ??

— Pizza Hut UK (@pizzahutuk) September 21, 2015

LOLZ. http://t.co/WOnTPe0ZQj pic.twitter.com/654H41jHZm

— Alan Ferrier (@alanferrier) September 21, 2015

Interesting conversations being held at breakfast tables across the world pic.twitter.com/n6nsGKkAW4

— DanMitchell Comedian (@specileptic) September 21, 2015

No, I didn't call her Babe No, I didn't need oinkment No, she wouldn't leave me aloin No, I've never made a rasher decision #piggate

— David Cameron (@DavidChameron) September 21, 2015

When you click on the wrong file for your Power Point presentation #hameron #piggate pic.twitter.com/zS1ZEfFVCY

— HannahJane Parkinson (@ladyhaja) September 20, 2015

I'm glad we live in a democracy so we can all make #piggate jokes without fear of re-pork-ussions

— admiral alison (@alizrada) September 21, 2015

So frustrated to be too busy this morning to properly engage with #baeofpigs. Here's a @MariBiscuits photoshop pic.twitter.com/Qwb8HEgdnf

— Stephen Mangan (@StephenMangan) September 21, 2015

They should obviously call this scandal 'Bae of Pigs'

— Seán (@glittercrisis) September 20, 2015

Mr. Cameron will see you now. #piggate #hameron #baeofpigs #snoutrage pic.twitter.com/KGG2LW76Rm

— The Pixel Factor (@ThePixelFactor) September 21, 2015

#BaeOfPigs is just an unproven allegation. You will have to take it with a pinch of salt. Marinated with mint and vinegar. And roasted.

— Siddharth Singh (@siddharth3) September 21, 2015

"Don't go bacon my heart" "I couldn't if I fried" #PigGate pic.twitter.com/CKiPEDhVqG

— British Logic (@BritishLogic) September 21, 2015

Has there been a press conference yet? I can't wait for this one. #PigGate #baeofpigs #PoorPig

— Funk D'Void (@funkdvoid) September 21, 2015