Skits

Naturally, Druski had the character sing a little Luke Combs in the mirror.

Druski's skit about American characters being portrayed by Black British actors has ruffled some feathers.

The comedy dynamo behind Coulda Been Love sets the timeline ablaze with every new skit. From TSA workers to Conservative women in America, these are his funniest.

The comedian has returned with a new skit.

The new skit imagines what it's like to get caught listening to any of Drake's opps following the release of 'Iceman.'

After putting a spotlight on Conservative women in America and Megachurch pastors, Druski is now focused on Black actors from the UK.

He said his aunt was "proud" that he went on 'SNL' and "addressed everything."

Another day, another fake claim in need of debunking.

X's AI bot Grok appeared to identify Druski in whiteface and a blonde wig as Erika Kirk, the widow of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk.

The 'Sinners' filmmaker serves as the inspiration for a new skit that's going viral ahead of the 2026 Oscars.

Not everyone is happy to see Adebayo surpass Kobe for the second-most points in an NBA game.

The message is, "If you don’t value her someone else will."

Druski has drawn a polarizing response to his satire on megachurches and its leaders.

In the new sketch, Druski plays a dripped-out pastor who claims he's raising money for charitable causes abroad.

Druski’s hatfishing skit hit home for one viewer, who jokingly said he’s “offended” and done supporting the comedian.

This one is for all the guys still clinging on to what's left of their hair.

The comedian dropped off a hilarious new skit that showed him mocking overly patriotic and racist people.

Kaylee Kehne-Swisher first worked with the comedian on his recent “white boy accepted by the Hood” skit.