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Stalking Emo completed Self. As he notes on his website , he's "the biggest-selling comedy recording artist of all time," with the Recording Industry Association of America certifying sales of nine million albums in the United States alone.

Yankovic has more money in the bank than many if not most so-called serious musicians. In , Yankovic made his feature film debut, starring in and writing UHF , a silly comedy about a guy who takes over a small TV station and fills it with weird and wacky shows. That said, if the opportunity to make a sequel presented itself, Yankovic isn't on board.

He told Rolling Stone in that while he would like to make another full-length movie, UHF 2 "wouldn't be my first choice, or even my 10th choice. At one point, Yankovic shared on his blog that his long-awaited second feature was ready to go, a made-for-Cartoon Network live-action movie based on a script he wrote, set to start shooting around Yankovic planned to direct, but not appear in the theoretically film.

We were getting ready to go into pre-production and the whole thing fell apart," he recalled to Rolling Stone. The music of "Weird Al" Yankovic always appealed to children — his song parodies are usually silly, and tackle innocent, kid-accessible subjects like food and Star Wars , and they never included profanity.

He also had a Saturday morning TV show and has voiced many cartoon characters, so it's only logical that Yankovic would one day more directly address his youngest fans by writing a couple of children's books.

In , Yankovic published the Dr. Seuss-like, rhyming storybook and an accompanying app called When I Grow Up. Illustrated by Wes Hargis and credited to simply "Al Yankovic" no "Weird" in sight , it tells the tale of a little boy named Billy fantasizing about his future career prospects.

This time, Billy has a hard time getting along with a new schoolteacher, who has a problem with the kid's vivid and boisterous imagination. Over the course of 40 years as a public figure, "Weird Al" Yankovic has usually kept his personal views private.

However, in , he had to speak out on a topic with which he had some familiarity: the legacy of Michael Jackson. While the deceased King of Pop faced numerous allegations and court proceedings of sexual abuse during his lifetime, it wasn't until the release of the HBO documentary Leaving Neverland , built on interviews with two Jackson accusers, when the entertainment world stopped lauding Jackson.

Radio stations removed his songs from playlists, his Simpsons episode was taken out of circulation, and Yankovic announced that he would no longer perform his parodies of Jackson's music at his concerts. Yankovic also publicly revealed to Rolling Stone in that he's been a vegetarian since for "ethical, health, and socio-political reasons.