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David Cameron Is In The Most Jolly, British Mood Ever After Press Conference

"Right. Good."
Mohamed Omar
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David Cameron seems to be looking forward to unemployment.

The soon-to-be-former UK prime minister announced Monday that he would officially step down on Wednesday, paving the way for Theresa May to become the country's next leader.

After he wrapped up the press conference, Cameron walked away with his microphone still live — and started singing.

“Dooo dooo do do," Cameron sings as he walks back into 10 Downing St. "Right. Good."

Cameron's joyful exit was, to absolutely no one's surprise, a hit on Twitter:

Hopefully Cameron's in a better mood, especially since he got booed at Wimbledon on Sunday.

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