These ‘ordinary young voters’ on BBC News don’t look very ordinary

Well, they don’t look very ordinary to us, frankly.

It’s not really our place to judge people on their appearances, but judging by Twitter reaction to the fashionable pair - who appeared on BBC News to discuss the General Election - the rest of the country isn’t quite as easy-going.

The state of these pricks RT @jtwentyman: Oh my days. RT @DuncanGolestani Loving the BBC's 'ordinary young voters'. pic.twitter.com/mpupIui03h — Mike Jennings (@mikejjennings) March 31, 2015

@bencubby@jolennan@DuncanGolestani Hipster dudes shoulders are messed up & what is going on with his hair ? — Peter Edmonds (@termx) March 31, 2015

Guys. For the avoidance of doubt: that young man’s lid is incredible. It’s a thing of physics-defying beauty. You’re only jealous.

The fantastically-named Benedict Wardlaw and pal were spotted by ITV News reporter Duncan Golestani, who posted a snapshot which has since been retweeted thousands of times.

Loving the BBC's 'ordinary young voters'. pic.twitter.com/k1K1vZhUQ7 — Duncan Golestani (@DuncanGolestani) March 30, 2015

Keep on trucking, Mr Wardlaw and chum. Block out those haters, and vote any way you want on 7 May. (But don’t forget what Katie Hopkins said.)