Druski was jokingly checked by Mark Wahlberg after the comedian asked the Boston native about being from the hood.
Wahlberg joined Druski to oversee auditions for Coulda Been Records in Beantown. In a video of the performances, in which Boston Celtics basketball player Jaylen Brown also appeared, Wahlberg raised his voice when Druski asked him what he thought was a not-so-serious question.
“You from the hood?” asked Druski around the 26:06 mark, prompting Wahlberg to pretend to get upset.
“Motherfucker, where the fuck do you think I’m from? Shit,” responded Wahlberg after getting up out of his seat in a mock-threatening way.
Druski apologized to Wahlberg, and then addressed the security guards who watched the actor’s quick, but hilarious, rant unfold.
“My bad,” said Druski. “Hey security, just to let y’all know — whenever he does that again, y’all need to get the fuck up.”
“Who do y’all work for, man?” Druski asked them, prompting Wahlberg to suggest they were on his side.
Check out the funny moment from the auditions below.
In other Druski news, the comedian will be taking his brand of comedy to the big screen in the near future with the film Livestream From Hell.
Kevin Hart broke the news on the 29th day of Kai Cenat’s Mafiathon 3 livestream in September. The movie marks Cenat’s first feature film role.
“My n*****s are going to be movie stars,” Hart said during the stream. “You know what’s the best way to show it? It’s to fucking do something with ’em! When we put something together, we will drop a teaser. We not done yet. We gonna show the world what we’re working on.”
Cenat then played a one-minute teaser confirming the film. Hart’s production company Hartbeat is behind the project.