Druski made Saturday Night Live history on Saturday, November 7, becoming the first primarily digital creator and celebrity to host the long-running sketch comedy show. His appearance generated plenty of excitement, including from Travis Scott, who took to Twitter to encourage fans to tune in and support his fellow entertainer.
“EVERY BODY WATCH DRUSKI SNL,” the Houston superstar wrote. “THE GREAT. I DONT GIVE A F**K WHAT YOU DOING. BREAK SNL STATION FOR ONCE. HE THE ONLY ONE WE GOT.”
Several of Druski’s celebrity friends showed their support online, while others attended the live taping to cheer him on. Among those spotted were Dave Chappelle, Emma Stone, Michael B. Jordan, Chris Rock, and several other notable names.
One of the standout sketches from Druski’s Saturday Night Live hosting debut was Dru Can See Everything. The skit parodies the acclaimed Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, You Can See Everything.
Druski brought back his whiteface character to poke fun at the documentary’s premise and the controversial businesswoman at the center of Fielder and Oppenheim’s project. Although some viewers on social media have expressed disappointment with other sketches from the episode, this particular one appears to be a fan favorite.
