Does Weird Al Still Make Music?

It's no joke: “Weird Al” Yankovic will release no more albums. After producing 2014's “Mandatory Fun” — the final record of his contract with RCA Records — the master song parodist has said goodbye to traditional forms of music distribution. ... Yankovic told The Washington Times.

Has Weird Al written any serious songs?

For those who have only heard his famous parodies like “White and Nerdy” or “Jurassic Park,” Weird Al is actually a serious musician. All of his work, whether serious or silly, is self-composed. ... Nearly every song required either a costume change or an impressive video production backing Weird Al up.

What's Weird Al's real name?

Alfred Matthew Yankovic, better known as "Weird Al" has produced parodies of songs by Michael Jackson, Foo Fighters, Coolio, Beck and countless other artists. Since his first-aired comedy song in 1976, he has sold more than 12 million albums.