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Why the new Lego x Daft Punk collab makes perfect sense

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Lego recently announced that Daft Punk, the French electronic duo that split up in 2021, is entering the Lego universe in a partnership that spans “product, content and brand…

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Why the new Lego x Daft Punk collab makes perfect sense

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