[caption id=”attachment_136391″ align=”aligncenter” width=”1265″] File-This May 4, 2015, file photo shows Kim Kardashian, left, and Kanye West arriving at The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute benefit gala in New York. (Photo by Charles Sykes/Invision/AP, File)
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If you’re not keeping up with the Kardashians… what are you even doing with your time? Their cultural relevance only grows with each passing year, leaving no one wondering why were ever famous to begin with.
The latest Kardashian to fight for the spotlight is Kim, who was recently interviewed on NPR’s quiz news show, wait wait…don’t tell me. She was quizzed on Kim Jong-un and revealed about as much knowledge as you would have expected from the reality tv star who married Kanye West.
After she played coy when questioned about her personal life, the quiz finally turned to the hard questions.
From the transcript:
KARDASHIAN: Yes.
PESCA: All right. Back in February, Kim Jong Un released a pamphlet with 300 new slogans for North Korea, including which of these – A) North Korea, the only country in the world…
(LAUGHTER)
PESCA: B) Let us turn ours into a country of mushrooms, C) nothing – it’s what’s for dinner.
(LAUGHTER)
AMY DICKINSON, PANELIST: Oh my God.
PESCA: What do you think, Kim?
KARDASHIAN: A.
PESCA: Actually, they went with B – let us turn ours into a country of mushrooms.
KARDASHIAN: I don’t even know what that means.
DICKINSON: Right, I know.
PESCA: Kim Jong Il, who’s Kim Jong Un’s father, predecessor and mentor in crazy had many official nicknames. They included Generalissimo, Supreme Commander and which of these – A) The Unbreakable Kimmy Jong Il, Jimmy Kim Jong Immel…
PESCA: Or C) The Eternal Bosom Of Hot Love?
DICKINSON: Oh my God.
KARDASHIAN: A.
PESCA: Well, remember how confused you were with the mushrooms?
PESCA: Just let that be your guide.
KARDASHIAN: B?
PESCA: Yes, it was C.
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By the end of the interview, the audience is reminded just what makes the Kardashians so relevant.
