Daft Punk’s Surprise Return Topped Twitch Charts In “One Time” Stream

Daft Punk made a surprise ‘one and only’ comeback on Twitch to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their first album, Homework, by streaming a 1997 concert, and it topped the charts.

This iconic electric duo has held the lows since disbanding in February 2021. It marks the end of an era that spanned nearly three decades, four critically acclaimed albums. and two world tours.

It’s been 25 years since their first album was released, and to celebrate the occasion, they streamed old footage from a show they hosted at the Maya Theater in Los Angeles during the Daftendirektour last year. 1997 on Twitch.

Daft Punk announced the split in a YouTube video in February 2021.

The stream was broadcast for 1 hour 47 minutes. Daft Punk fans from all over the world tuned in to be a part of the experience. Based on TwitchTrackerit averaged 116.00 viewers and peaked at 172,500.

It’s not officially listed since the stream has been taken down. However, it had the second-highest average viewership of any stream over the course of the week and the fourth-highest for peak viewership.

Daft Punk’s concert world tours have it all, from rhythms to laser beams.

Daft Punk also celebrates Homework’s 25th anniversary by releasing a Digital Deluxe version of the album. The first disc is the original album, complete with 16 tracks including classics like ‘Around The World’ and ‘Da Funk.’

However, the second disc includes 15 additional tracks, all of which are remixes of songs from the album, many of which are not available on existing streaming services. You can buy it on Daft Punk’s Official website.