Kim Kardashian tried to break the internet with her nude cover for Paper magazine in November.
Now
funny men Steve Carell, Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert are having a go
- admittedly to lesser effect - in this hilarious throwback video from
2001.
The
video - which was shared on The Daily Show's Instagram page on Thursday
with the hash tag 'break the internet' - shows the hairy chested trio
shirtless and shooting seductive poses at the camera.
The men also pucker up and blow kisses, while attempting to stifle their laughter.
We did it first! Steve Carell, Jon
Stewart and Stephen Colbert appear shirtless as they pose seductively in
flashback video posted on The Daily Show's Instagram page on Thursday
Stewart first shared the video during his Moment of Zen segment in October 2001.
Last
November, Kim caused an online frenzy when she posed with her booty
exposed and then in two full frontal nudes for her much-talked about
Jean-Paul Goude shoot, courtesy of Paper magazine.
Kim
shared the two cover shots with her 21 million Instagram followers,
captioning the derriere shot with the magazine cover line: 'Break the
internet'.
Online frenzy! Kim Kardashian tried to break the internet with her nude cover for Paper magazine in November
Meanwhile,
Steve, 52, is up for Actor in a Leading Role category at this year's
Academy Awards for his portrayal of eccentric millionaire John Du Pont
in Foxcatcher.
He faces some strong competition including Bradley Cooper, Michael Keaton, Benedict Cumberbatch, and Eddie Redmayne.
The Office star will soon be seen in Freehold, a film about a police officer diagnosed with cancer.
It is currently in post production. The Oscars air on ABC February 22.
Having fun: Stephen and Steve appear
on stage at Comedy Central's Night Of Too Many Stars: An Overbooked
Concert For Autism Education at the Beacon Theatre on October 2, 2010 in
New York City
An honor! The actor, seen here
arriving at an Oscar nominees luncheon in Beverly Hills on Monday, is up
for Actor in a Leading Role at this year's Academy Awards for his
portrayal of eccentric millionaire John Du Pont in Foxcatcher
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