I'm a Celebrity's Michael Buerk and the most unlikely rappers

He really is pretty clueless – "I thought it was done by sinister-looking men in hoods and shades" – so his fellow I'm a Celebrity campmate Tinchy Stryder decided to teach him a thing or two. Although, don't expect the silky tones of Kanye and Jay Z...

"I kept my existing and pompous, middle class, stuck up and middle-aged prig persona because they thought that would be most effective." However, judging by his first effort, his rhyming skills are certainly up to scratch:

"Jimmy's the name and football is his game. How about we dream of curry but we don't mean Edwina; We're keen on Kendra but wish she was cleaner?"

But Michael's not the only celebrity In Da Club. In fact, there are plenty of unlikely rappers showcasing their skills – or lack of – in public...

Michael Gove

The then-Education Secretary went viral earlier this year with an impromptu rap performance for a group of schoolchildren. But given the choice, did he go for Fifty Cent? Eminem? Notorious B.I.G? Nope, Gove opted for Wham! Rap – the 1982 hit which had George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley prancing around in their leathers and tight white t-shirts.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxs8wv2idI0

Daniel Radcliffe

The Harry Potter star floored audiences last month when he belted out a magical rendition of Blackalicious' Alphabet Aerobics on The Tonight Show. Serious cool points awarded to Mr Radcliffe. Buerk, take note.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKdV5FvXLuI

Leonardo DiCaprio

From one A-list actor to another, the next unlikely candidate on our list is Leonardo DiCaprio, attempting to fly under the radar with this rendition of A Tribe Called Quest's Scenario in an LA nightclub. Luckily for us, someone captured it in all it's glory – and it ain't half bad, either.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDrdUayPWqo

Paul Gascoigne

An assault on the eyes and ears, Geordie Boys proves that for all his finesse on the pitch, Gazza is clueless when it comes to carrying a tune. Whoever came up with the topless/tracksuit combination should be forced to listen to this for eternity.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dU0-fmKI0lU

John Barnes

Gazza could have done with some tips from John Barnes – an unlikely success with his 1990 number one hit World in Motion, a song by British group New Order.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWr3xMhm0ig

Although, Barnes would be best advised to bury this 1988 number. The blame doesn't rest entirely on his shoulders – the entire Liverpool FC squad make an appearance – but it's a musical headache from beginning to end.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kcy3gwwxat4

Gwyneth Paltrow

Who'd have thought yoga-lover and smoothie guzzler Gwynnie was a secret lover of nineties rap music? We've got Graham Norton to thank for unveiling this hidden talent. Of course, he made her showcase her skills when she paid a visit to his sofa a few years ago...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6Oej7K469I

MC Nuts

We saved the best till last – we're nice like that – so, introducing... MC Nuts. A squirrel who raps William Wordsworth poems. To mark the 200th anniversary since the poet wandered the dramatic Lake District scenery writing verse, the Cumbrian tourist board arranged for a giant rodent to rap an updated version of his 1807 work Daffodils. Dear Lord!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pAMc2szGR8

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