Daft Punk Stands Up Stephen Colbert – Here’s His Epic Reaction

Last week, Stephen Colbert announced that Daft Punk would be making an appearance on The Colbert Report. Fans were excited, and Hyundai even forked over cash to sponsor the appearance. However, it turns out that MTV, the company that used to play music videos, is owned by Viacom, the same company that owns Comedy Central.

MTV made their own deal and sniped Daft Punk away for a secret performance on the MTV VMA’s. What followed was an episode of the Colbert Report that was much better than it ever could have been if they had showed up.

First, here’s the segment where Colbert announces how he was screwed by his parent company:

Now, here’s The awesome way he filled in the empty space vacated by the absent Daft Punk. His replacement performance featured some help by the full cast of Breaking Bad, Ashton Kutcher, Hugh Laurie, Matt Damon, Jeff Bridges, Jimmy Fallon, Henry Kissinger, and more!many, many more.

Source: uproxx