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Stereogum — Weird Al Yankovic has pretty much dominated the week in music, which is objectively awesome — I haven’t listened to this much Weird Al since I was blasting “Amish Paradise” as a 6-year-old. We’ve gotten amazing videos for his parodies of Lo... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Weird Al Yankovic is not only winning the Internet this week, he's doing so in Germany-vs-Brazil like fashion. As part of the rollout to his new masterpiece "Mandatory Fun," the king of music parodies has been unveiling a video per day, and so far he... more info

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Stereogum — The latest in Weird Al Yankovic’s eight-videos-in-eight-days Mandatory Fun rollout plan is “Foil,” his parody of Lorde’s “Royals.” What begins as a celebration of preserving leftover food spirals into a conspiracy theory anthem — tin fo... more info

The Independent — It appears we woke up in 2003 this morning with new music coming from Jamie T and Weird Al Yankovic, the latter of whom has followed up on his Pharrell Williams 'Happy' parody 'Tacky' with one of 'Blurred Lines' that takes aim at those abusing gramm... more info

Mercury News, California — The video spoofs Pharrell Williams' song 'Happy.' more info

Stereogum — Stereogum founder Scott Lapatine has noted several times lately that the polka medleys have always been the best part of Weird Al Yankovic’s albums, and he might have a point. Basically, in addition to numerous parodies and originals, Yankovic alwa... more info

Time — You know you want (to watch) it more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — The success of any great piece of art is determined by a few key factors. Does it accomplish what it sets out to achieve? Does it illuminate some essential aspect of the human condition? Does it change those who are exposed to it — rewire the circu... more info