Heartwarming: Weird Al sings with kids with autism for charity

Weird Al Yankovic gave one touching tribute to "Star Wars'" Yoda, and it was all made possible by a group of children with autism.

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At Comedy Central's annual "Night of Too Many Stars," Weird Al Yankovic donned a jedi-like robe and sang one of his earliest hits "Yoda," a parody of "Lola" by The Kinks. But what made this rendition of Yankovic's "Yoda" so special is that he was accompanied by a chorus line of children who have autism.

But Al isn't the only all-star musician in this performance. Jodi DiPiazza, a young girl with autism, sings and plays piano alongside Al. DiPiazza also performed at Night of Too Many Stars in 2012 with Katy Perry, seen below.

Check out the inspiring, intergalactic performances in the videos above.