Key Takeaways
- Druski made his Saturday Night Live hosting debut on Nov. 7, becoming the show’s first influencer host with sketches including a You Can See Everything spoof.
- Dave Chappelle, Chris Rock, Michael B. Jordan, Austin Butler, Emma Stone, Walton Goggins, and James Talarico joined Druski onstage for the closing goodnights.
- Druski also has a multiyear Netflix partnership that includes Collect & Praise, a series built around his megachurch pastor character debuting Dec. 1.
Druski capped off Saturday Night Live history with several of Hollywood’s biggest stars coming onstage to support him.
On Saturday (Nov. 7), Druski hosted the live comedy sketch show for the first time. After a night of hilarious sketches, Dave Chappelle, Chris Rock, Michael B. Jordan, Austin Butler, Emma Stone, Walton Goggins, and James Talarico all came onstage to celebrate the popular social media comedian.
Check out a video of Druski’s SNL farewell below.
Druski’s Saturday Night Live episode was one for the books. It was the first time that an influencer hosted the program, and he brought a different energy to the largely traditional program.
He played Elizabeth Holmes (white face and all) in a parody of Nathan Fielder’s You Can See Everything and starred in multiple skits centered around everything from working at a cell phone store to politics.
The comedian also recently announced Netflix deal that consists of a multi-year partnership, including a project centered around his megachurch pastor character.
The series, Collect & Praise, is set for a Dec. 1 debut.
