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Weird Al Yankovic’s “Mandatory Fun” Now Out

July 15, 2014
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blurred lines, comedy album, happy!, parody, pharrell, robin thicke, weird al yankovic

After Alpocalypse, it’s been years since we’ve enjoyed the mastered parody stylings of one Weird Al Yankovic and there’s been plenty ripe for Weird Al to parody.

Already, he has done his take on Pharrell’s “Happy” and Robin Thicke’s “Blurred Lines”. Get in on the rest of Mandatory Fun whether you’re going to disregard it being mandatory or not. 

Weird Al Yankovic’s First Music Video “Tacky” Parodies Pharrell’s “Happy”

July 14, 2014
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aisha tyler, eric stonestreet, happy!, jack black, kristen schaal, mandatory fun, margaret cho, parody, pharrell, weird al yankovic

Weird Al Yankovic has begun his 8 days of 8 consecutive, brand spanking new music videos by parodying Pharrell’s mega hit “Happy” with his “Tacky”. Enlisting the loudest possible clothes you could find and the talents of Jack Black, Kristen Schaal, Aisha Tyler, Margaret Cho, and Eric Stonestreet, Yankovic is off to a great start making the release of his new album Mandatory Fun tomorrow all the more exciting.

Nerdist has the exclusive first video to watch right here.

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