Let Me Be Your Hog appeared on the 1989 UHF soundtrack album, released alongside Weird Al Yankovic's cult comedy film UHF. At just seventeen seconds, it was written as a throwaway interstitial rather than a full parody, which helped it survive as a standalone joke online. Fans have long shared it as one of Yankovic's shortest songs, quoting the title as a punchline by itself. Its brevity and unexpected sincerity keep it circulating in meme edits, fan compilations and reaction posts decades after the film's release.
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Short 17-second comedy song by Weird Al Yankovic where he begs to be your hog, used for absurd romantic jokes and silly reaction videos online.
This is the full 17-second novelty track by Weird Al Yankovic, sung in a sincere, pleading style over a simple backing. He repeats the ridiculous request to be someone's hog, delivering the line like a genuine love song which makes the joke land harder. The contrast between the earnest vocal and the nonsense lyric turns a tiny throwaway gag into something instantly quotable. Listeners get the whole setup and punchline in seconds, with no build-up needed, and the deadpan commitment leaves it feeling both sweet and completely absurd at once.
