Let Stephen Colbert Sing You Into Your Weekend

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October 17, 2014 05:30 PM

What a week! But at last, it is Friday. What you really need is Stephen Colbert singing, dancing, and rescuing a very bad song from its own terribleness, with the help of Jimmy Fallon and the Roots. In Colbert's voice, rhyming "bowl" with "cere-ole" is genius.

This is magic. Or at least it's a video. Fun, fun, fun, fun!

[Tip of the Wonkette leather kitten headgear to Atrios, from whom we've shamelessly stolen this end-the-damn-week video idea]

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