Late-Night crew crashed Stephen Colbert’s Coldplay Kiss-Cam Parody

Stephen Colbert kicked off The Late Show following cancellation news, with support from his late-night comedian crew in a recent episode.

The Tonight Show’s Jimmy Fallon, Late Night’s Seth Meyers, The Daily Show's Jon Stewart, and Last Week Tonight's John Oliver all made unannounced cameos on the show.

The hosts appeared during a segment where Colbert invited Lin-Manuel Miranda and “Weird Al” Yankovic to perform a song to cheer up the audience.

The duo chose to sing a Coldplay song while the camera panned to couples in the crowd for a kiss moment, referencing the viral Coldplay kiss-cam featuring a CEO and HR manager.

The cameraman first spotted Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen, with Cohen giving a big smooch to his friend beside him.

Next, the camera caught Meyers and Fallon, who were visibly excited to be on cam, before landing on Happy Gilmore 2 stars Adam Sandler and Christopher McDonald.

Oliver and Stewart were also spotted in the crowd, equally thrilled to be featured.

Finally, the camera zoomed in on the cartoon Trump from Our Cartoon President, holding a Paramount logo, both looking caught off guard like the viral Coldplay moment, and quickly trying to hide.

At that point, the camera stopped, and Colbert told Miranda and Yankovic their performance was cancelled due to a “purely financial decision.”

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