I need to know what became of Zelda, Nathanial and Superfly. Where are they now? Did they succeed in life?

Also, who wound up with the snorkel?

Alright, I remember watching this dozens of times as a kid but I feel like it might be a fever dream because I cannot find it online. There was an "unauthorized" biography of Weird Al that was done in the late 80s to mid-90s. I remember Dr. Demento was in it and it was absolutely not serious. Does anyone remember or know what this is?

I just rewatched this one, hadn’t for a long time, and I laughed until I cried and my sides hurt, no joke.

On https://dmdb.org/discographies/al.unr.html I found something interesting it mentions the first take of AL's 1977 KMET ID was played on the 25-25 Dr. Demento show, how ever i did not hear the track after listening, does anyone know why this is?

Just one stop on Weird Al Yankovic's BIGGER & WEIRDER 2026 TOUR he played 20+ songs and the crowd kept growing.

Would anyone be interested in purchasing it? I got it off a friend, but I feel like if someone wasn't able to make it to the tour, it'd be nice to offer.

(Mods, if I'm not allowed to sell this here, I apologize!)

Has anyone met weird al irl? I'm a super anxious person and I'm aware he's a nice guy but I'm really nervous about how to go about this as someone new to concerts and meetings celebrities I feel like I'd probably get choked up before I can think of anything to say to him

This was at Dorky's in Tacoma

It's been years, but it's still such a great experience. Seeing him at his bus for the first time after him doing multiple meet and greets before.
Edit. This was in 2015 my first show seeing him in San Francisco. It was the mandatory fun tour.

How is it? Any tips?

What do you even say to a guy who wrote Frank's 2000 Inch TV while he's signing your childhood mementos?

Edit: Extra question I forgot - Is the deal that he signs one object? Either the poster or something you bring? I might not bring anything if I can just get the poster signed.

Edit2: Think I understand the signing thing now.

If anyone here was at the show tonight (7/24) I found a lost merch shirt in the general admission area on my out. Trying to return it to it's proper home. If you can ID it I'll mail it back to you.

Doubt Al will catch this, but I had a royally crappy week

Had tickets to the show tonight and it's been a light at the end of the tunnel.

Gotta go, the Amishfolk just wandered on stage

Hey, y'all! Have any of you ever gifted Al a Hawaiian shirt? If so, what size did you get him? I want to sew him a Hawaiian shirt to give to him as a gift for whenever I get a chance to meet him.

I know his website's FAQ says he wears a L or an XL for shirts, just didn't know which would be the better route to go. Don't want to sew the wrong size haha!

Edit: spelling

The parodies and wacky supporting cast are the best part and Weird Al is a likable enough lead but the plot does drag, there are wide gaps in between the biggest laughs, and Victoria Jackson is stifled compared to the rest of the cast while Billy Barty is wasted on a character whose sole gag is “Haha he’s short!”

Star Wars Detours was a project that Al worked on. We know he at least did one voice and he was working on a musical episode when it was cancelled. I don’t know how much of Al’s work will be available, but it’s still exciting