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Nile Rodgers wrote and played the riff fresh for the song. It was not sampled, though his style heavily echoes Chic's disco sound.

Daft Punk used a vocoder on human vocals for the robotic effect. Many fans assume it's a synthesized voice, but it's real singing processed through the device.

The song was always intended for Daft Punk's album. The collaboration with Pharrell and Nile Rodgers was arranged specifically for Random Access Memories.

While it was one of the first to hit that milestone, the actual first was 'Wake Me Up' by Avicii, which reached 100 million streams slightly earlier.

Rodgers used his iconic 1960 Fender Stratocaster, known as 'The Hitmaker,' which he has played on countless classic disco tracks.

Pharrell recorded his vocals in just one or two takes, and the spontaneous energy was kept in the final track, surprising even the producers.

Columbia Records initially passed on the song, fearing it was too retro. It was later picked up by Daft Punk's own label and became a global smash.