World of Weird Al Yankovic

TMBJon wrote:At this point do you think the Party In The USA rumor is 1) totally untrue and made up, 2) the source misheard a song and had Miley on his mind, 3) a real song Al is working on but won't be playing live this tour, or 4) we will hear it within the next week on tour?

3 sounds a bit likely. Maybe he's working on it and just felt like practicing it at that moment?

I'd love it if it were 4. But after Dave's post, I find it unlikely.

Unfortunately it's probably 2. Or 1. Same outcome, no new song.

Jon said he didnt recall playing anything different yesterday, and if they did it was jut as a throw away. He even suggested it could have been Radio Radio. As far as the rotation, I dont know that Al would replace an original wth a parody. But there are alot of different sets, Dave may not even here them all!

I myself really think Miley Cyrus is very talented that's my opinion. I think it would be cool if Al made a song parody of one of her songs. He made a parody of Billy Ray Cyrus so chances are it would work perfectly for another Cyrus to be parodied.

Sorry about the Party In the USA parody, guys. He did a weird chant in the middle of Yoda with the band... and for part of it he's talking gibberish, but it was to the tune of Party In the USA... so it's not a new parody. Still, my guess was pretty good for only standing outside of the door.

I wonder what made Al decide on that specific song in the first place.

He spent alot of time at Disney researching Skipper Dan, it probably stuck in his head

drewdy, thanks for clarifying.
So we now know pretty much certainly that there is no Party In The USA parody.
That should more or less wrap up this topic, I suppose.

Yeah.

Well if there's no Miley parody, it's definitely a missed opportunity for Al. Just like Gaga (and that's why it worries me that Gaga's in the polka.)

If he reprises Poker Face and it's pretty much definitely called Polkaface then yeah, no full Gaga parody.

If Al seriously thinks that Lady Gaga is just significant enough to be polka'd, but not parodied then he's losing his judgement.