Most of Weird Al's songs have at least one Funny Moment.
Special mention for the "Smells Like Nirvana" music video. ALL OF IT.
To put it in perspective - Kurt Cobain himself cracked up at the video. When the author of a song laughs at its parody, that's a non-subjective Funny Moment right there.
Speaking of "Smells Like Nirvana", here's a lyric from the live version:
'"''And I forgot the next verse....
...Oh well, whatever, never mind"
This troper remembered when he burned the song into his brain from about 19-20 years ago, and for those who don't know the original lyrics at that point in the song:
'"And I forgot the next verse,
oh well I guess it pays to rehearse...
The lyric sheet's so hard to find,
What are the words? Oh, nevermind"
You can tell this helped Kurt crack up quite a bit from this.
Well I'm yellin', and we're playing,
But I don't know what I'm saying!
A banana, dadadada, nananana, badabada... *cue gibberish*
Also, "Dare To Be Stupid" has his announcement that "Mashed potatoes can be your friends"...while emerging from a large pot with a finger raised and an "And Knowing Is Half the Battle" expression. It takes a great comedian to maintain a completely deadpan expression with mashed potatoes in his hair.
I'm pretty sure all of "Dare to be Stupid" counts.
"Party in the CIA" is hilarious, as one fan put it "It's hauntingly accurate, I hope we don't have to kill him."
"We only torture the folks we don't like, You're probably gonna be OK!"
The video for "Perform This Way". Weird Al's face superimposed over a woman's body, exhibiting outfits so outrageous that they manage to out-Gaga Lady Gaga. Highlights include a singing porcupine on his/her head, a Taj Mahal/Octopus combo, and a cameo by Madonna impersonator Holly Beavon who appears during the line "I'm so completely original" and later throws in the "Express yourself" reference.
"Good Enough For Now," from Polka Party, is three minutes of the most backhanded compliments ever put on wax.
"Weasel Stomping Day" from ''Straight Outta Lynwood" starts off as an amusing parody of all those upbeat, cheesy songs from holiday specials. Then the actual weasel stomping begins. It's so very wrong, but yet so very hilarious.*
And worry not...no actual weasels were harmed in the making of the song. The sound effects were provided by smashing fresh fruits and veggies.
I knew that we were having problems when You put those piranhas in my bathtub again You're still the light of my life Oh darling, I´m beggin', won´t you put down that knife?
Pretty much the entity of "A Complicated Song", but special mention goes to the final two choruses.
The "Another Tattoo" video. Highlights include the tattoos of 4 of his ex-girlfriends (and Clay Aiken), zombie Ronald Reagan, his grocery list, and the geisha tattoo that is actually a tentacle monster.