Daft Hands is a seminal viral video created by Austin Hall in 2007, featuring a pair of hands performing synchronized movements to the Daft Punk song 'Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger.' The unique hook involved the song's lyrics written in black ink across the fingers and palms, revealed in perfect time with the music. It became one of the most-viewed videos on YouTube during its peak, spawning countless parodies and even a television performance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Today, the meme is remembered as a cornerstone of early internet creativity and stop-motion style choreography, often used to symbolize dedication, precision, or simple nostalgia for the 2000s web era.