Druski confirmed the rumor that he’ll be hosting Saturday Night Live next month, and his “brother” Drake is ecstatic about it.
On Thursday (Oct. 22), the comedian shared the news that he’ll be hosting the show’s Nov. 7 episode, with musical guest The Strokes.
“IM HOSTING SNL🍿GET YA POPCORN READY,” he wrote on Instagram.
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Drake commented just hours later, writing, “So fucking proud.”
In addition to Drizzy, other notable supporters wished Druski good luck in the comments, including Travis Scott, twice (“I WILL BE THERE. !!!? CANT MISS THIS.” and “N*GGGA WE MADE IT”), Quavo (“That boy good 🔥”), Wheezy (“Oooooshitwtf dis finna be hilarious”), comedian KevOnStage, Jorjiana, and more.
Druski spoke on his friendship with Drake this past summer in a GQ cover story, saying that he supported the Canadian superstar even during the height of the Kendrick Lamar feud.
"That's my brother. I don't care about what's hot at the moment or what's going on," Druski said. "I'm just big on loyalty. I just supported a friend throughout that whole endeavor."
News of Druksi’s SNL gig broke earlier this month with a report from Puck’s Matthew Belloni.
Druski has enjoyed a banner year in 2026, most recently focusing on child stars who “grow up and be so unpredictable” in a skit that saw him referencing familiar moments involving Raven-Symoné, JoJo Siwa, and Orlando Brown.
He also announced a strategic partnership with delivery platform Gopuff, launched a movie on Prime Video costarring Kai Cenat and Kevin Hart, landed on the cover of TIME, tackled the issue of CTE in another skit, hosted the 2026 BET Awards, and, in perhaps the biggest hit of his career so far, parodied “how conservative women in America act.”
