According to a recent article from Forbes, the global count of billionaires has hit an unprecedented peak, exceeding 3,000 individuals. This exclusive group consists of well-known tech magnates who notably attended billionaire President Donald Trump’s inauguration, in addition to the 13 billionaires who are currently serving in the White House.

In reaction to this escalating accumulation of wealth, Stephen Colbert took a comedic jab during Tuesday night’s episode of The Late Show. He delivered a humorous musical performance targeting those who, even in challenging times, opt for luxury—such as gathering Fabergé eggs. The segment saw guest appearances from The Traitors and Doctor Who star Alan Cumming, adding a dramatic touch to the act.

The song, filled with soft-toned visuals and sharp wit, amusingly extols billionaires while subtly critiquing their power and separation. At one juncture, Colbert gazes directly into a surveillance camera and jokes, “Hey boss! You’re one of the good ones, hope you’re enjoying the song!”

The act concludes on a comically pointed note with the line: “Sing their praises and maybe when we are finished, they’ll take off and colonize the sun.”