Rusty Stains makes comedy country for blokes who should probably know better. "With Your Pants On" celebrates the joys of hunting, the Australian bush, and the questionable decision to enjoy both without trousers.

Meet this Spider-verse's Spider-Man. A superhero with all the powers and none of the ability to use them. This hilarious anthem follows a webslinger crippled by arachnophobia, vertigo, carpal tunnel, IBS, latex allergies, newspaper print allergies, and an encyclopedic list of phobias that would make a therapist weep.

From his anxiety cornucopia to his SAD/PTSD/OCD trifecta, this Spider-Man can't climb buildings, can't leave his apartment, and can't even look at spiders without screaming. With infectious melodies, clever wordplay, and comedic sound effects, the song transforms Marvel's greatest hero into a relatable mess of modern neuroses.

A darkly funny celebration of mental health struggles wrapped in an earworm chorus that'll have you laughing at the absurdity of a superhero who's never been seen because he's too busy dealing with his anxiety cornucopia.

A Parody of Randy Newman's "You Got A Friend in Me" from the Toy Story movie franchise. Sometimes I can't help the crazy parody lyrics that pop into my head when I hear a song. Apologies to anyone affected by any disease process. No intention to offend, just humor.

A funny love song that uses medical terminology common among Nurses and Doctors.

Just a summer anthem. Stick around for a secret skit about ska punk. And I may or may not have made this to use Prince's NO as a censor.

This song/skit is dedicated to Oliver Tree

Fun fact: This was posted on the day of the Aquabats concert!

The true story of the time I got ejected from a karaoke bar for singing Weird Al instead of Taking Things Seriously.

"Hey, WKRP!" (released 4/2/2015) - The characters of the TV show WKRP in Cincinnati get a send-up with a crazy break-in interview by Kirk Cameron Swayze that mixes in the songs from mid 1978 to mid 1979 and adds in some novelty songs along the way!

A funny Dance song about being lazy and DoorDashing Dunkin'

this song is about that time Bill Maher asked Weird Al about the rules of his tour bus...it is a parody of 'another one rides the bus,' which is of course a parody of Queen doing 'another one bites the dust'

A southeast Louisiana take on a classic.