David Cameron Re-Election: 'Thug Life' Video Goes Viral Amid 'Money-Back Monday' Campaign

“We know that there is no such thing as public money -- there is only taxpayers’ money. And we know how we’d rather see it spent: not on bureaucracy or bloat or the latest crackpot Government scheme but on you, your family -- your future,” Cameron was expected to tell taxpayers Monday, according to media reports. “Quite simply, it’s your money -- you earned it. And we believe it’s people -- not politicians -- who know best how to spend their own money."

Cameron was expected to further detail his "money-back Monday" plan, which would allow millions of working-class Brits to gain access to their pension savings more easily and introduce a tax break for married couples. His announcement comes as a YouTube video called "David Cameron Thug Life" has gone viral in Britain.

The parody video shows Cameron putting down a member of the Labour Party during debate after being asked whether he would disassociate himself from a bingo and beer advertisement tweeted by the Conservative Party Chairman Grant Shapps that claims beer and bingo would "help hardworking people do more of the things they enjoy." Cameron answered: "I am sure that you enjoy a game of bingo -- it's the only time you will ever get close to No. 10." His verbal sparing is set to the tune of the hip-hop track "Breathe" by Sean Paul in the parody video as the words "THUG LIFE" appear on screen, according to BCC News.

Cameron is running for re-election in the May 7 national election. Labour leaders accuse Cameron's leadership of "a cost of living crisis" and claim that the government has been borrowing much more than planned.