Weird Al Yankovic

It's been a major week for 'Weird Al' Yankovic, who concluded his eight-day run of debuting music videos by scoring hit first No. 1 album with 'Mandatory Fun.'

A young "Weird Al" Yankovic, playing accordion barefoot in quilted velvet pants and a frizzy ball of hair, looked positively hip next to square extraordinaire Tom Snyder.

'Weird Al' Yankovic is concluding his eight days of video premieres with 'Mission Statement' -- a song in the style of Crosby, Stills & Nash.

Given the cornucopia of new videos "Weird Al" Yankovic has given us from his new album, 'Mandatory Fun,' available on Amazon and iTunes, we thought now might be a good time to dig into his videolog and pick out our favorites.

Continuing his promise of releasing eight videos in eight days, "Weird Al" Yankovic has dropped the seventh video off 'Mandatory Fun' (available on iTunes and Amazon) today titled 'Lame Claim to Fame.'

'Weird Al' Yankovic is letting all of his first world frustrations out in 'First World Problems,' the latest in his eight videos in eight days campaign -- and PopCrush has the exclusive premiere of the video.

"Weird Al" Yankovic has released 'Sports Song,' the fifth video this week off his new 'Mandatory Fun' album. Watch it here!

'Weird Al' Yankovic takes on Iggy Azalea's No. 1 hit 'Fancy' and much like Azalea, he's showing off his own swagger and style, but with a toilet plunger instead of high heels. 'Handy' is the fourth Weird Al parody video released this week off of his 'Mandatory Fun' album, which hit stores on Tuesday.

As part of his "eight videos in eight days" promise, Weird Al Yankovic has unveiled the video for his second parody off his new 'Mandatory Fun' album, which was released today. 'Word Crimes' takes on Robin Thicke's 2013 hit 'Blurred Lines,' and is music to the ears of those who are fed up with a new generation of kids communicating with texting shortcuts and emojis in place of proper English.

Weird Al has released the first video from his album 'Mandatory Fun.' The song 'Tacky' tackles the Pharrell mega-hit 'Happy,' and features Aisha Tyler, Eric Stonestreet and Jack Black.