On July 23, , "Mandatory Fun" became Weird Al's first number 1 album on the Billboard chart, with sales of , copies in its first week. It is also the first comedy album to top the chart since Allan Sherman's "My Son, the Nut" in August This is the only album not .

Jul 15,  · On "Mandatory Fun," the 14th album of his crazy-long, crazy-pants career, the Weird One delivers the reprocessed goods, though it's his original .

"Weird Al" Yankovic. Catalog Studio Albums MANDATORY FUN. Released July, Handy, Lame Claim to Fame, Foil, Sports Song, Word Crimes, My Own Eyes, NOW That’s What I Call Polka!, Mission Statement, Inactive, First World Problems, Tacky, Jackson Park Express.

This is Weird Al's 14th (no joke!) studio album, and allegedly his last traditional release. It's also one of the most consistent albums he's ever put out, with no real clunkers (No Larrys, Mimes, or Phony Calls.) You can listen to the entire CD on repeat and never reach for the skip button. Can't say that about many modern releases in any genre/5(1).

Weird al mandatory fun full album Angel Gonzalez; Foil by "Weird Al" (Parody of 'Royals' by Lorde) - Mandatory Fun Weird al Yankovic Inactive Mandatory Fun by Arnold Palmer.

Mandatory Fun "Weird Al" Yankovic. Genre: Comedy Release Date: Explicitness: notExplicit Country: USA Track Count: 13 ℗ RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment.

“Weird Al” Yankovic’s epic fourteenth collection of parodies and original comedy songs. Mandatory Fun includes parodies of Iggy Azalea, Lorde, Robin Thicke, Imagine Dragons and Pharrell.

On his 14th studio album, Mandatory Fun, the inspiration meter goes well into the red, something heard instantly as Iggy Azalea 's electro-rap "Fancy" does a complete thematically on the opening "Handy," the song now heading toward the local home improvement store where the craftsmen vogue in their orange vests and blow sweet come-ons like "I'll bring you up to code" and "My socket 8/