What do Taylor Swift and Ukip fans have in common? The YouGov profiler looks at every possible thing, person or media we might use, enjoy, or know and asks: what is the profile of a fan or voter? Since she is dominating the charts, it's only right to start with Ms Swift whose fans include 18 to 24-year-old males from the C2, D, E class (a useful explanation for what these letters mean can be found here). He could be from central Scotland, East Anglia and the Midlands and he enjoys reading the Sun as well as the Top Gear magazine. Like Ukip fans, a Swiftie is a Total customer and partial to deep fried mushrooms. Out of the 1098 fans from the YouGov panel, the majority were defined themselves as right-wing and were likely to work in engineering, transport and logistics and travel and hospitality. Downton Abbey fans and Swift fans both have less than £125 cash to spare a month but differ in many ways. Taylor Swift - knew you were Tory when you walked in The profile of a Downton Abbey viewer is not surprisingly a 60 or over female and her social grade is ABC1. Her paper of choice? Daily Mail, and she's a big ITV viewer with her second TV show of choice being Coronation Street. So far, so not surprising. In a sample of 3,765, a Downtonite is a Marks and Spencer customer but also appears to be keenly active and into sportswear with Adidas, Nike and Lonsdale all among her favoured brands. She's also more right-wing than Taylor Swift fans and Sherlock fans. Fans of Benedict Cumberbatch's sleuth on BBC1 include males, aged 40 to 59 and like Downton Abbey fans, part of the ABC1 category. It seems we're all cash-strapped as 4,991 Sherlock fans said they had less than £125 a month to spare. As previously mentioned, their paper of choice is The Guardian and their sport of choice was F1, just like the Swiftians. A Sherlock fan is likely to work in the education sector and come from the south coast. Sherlock Holmes and his trusted Dr Watson Although Ms Swift may have two cats, Meredith and Olivia Benson, her fans prefer dogs, as do Downton viewers, but Sherlockians are more likely to favour cats. Taylor Swift and One Direction's Harry Styles may have dated but One Direction's fans couldn't be more different - although both groups are on the centre-right. A particularly true profile of a Directioner is, as you'd expect, female: from East Anglia, from the C2, D and E social grades, and her newspaper of choice is The Sun. One Direction. As long as it's to the right Based on the small examples we've looked at, most of us appear to be quite right-wing, including Cheryl Cole (now Mrs Fernandez-Versini) fans. In a sample of 2,247 fans, a 1D fan was a 25 to 39-year-old female from the North East, like Mrs Fernandez-Versini herself who is from South Shields. She's also likely to be working in the entertainment industry and like Taylor Swift and One Direction fans, enjoys The Sun. Cheryl Cole fans get their news from Sky News and are partial to a game of Pac-man. They watch ITV2 but they get their news from the BBC. It seems no matter our social grade, we're all pretty right wing and have less than £125 a month to spare and we're partial to dogs more than cats - but we all knew that.