Druski’s latest skit is pure comedy genius, with the comedian-turned-Justin Bieber collaborator going undercover at a NASCAR race and belting out Bruce Springsteen’s often-misunderstood anthem, “Born in the U.S.A.”
“That guy who is just PROUD to be American,” Druski captioned the clip, referencing his character. Earlier this year, he flexed similar creativity by channeling Playboi Carti on the Lil Yachty-assisted Coulda Been House theme song.
The new video quickly drew praise from stars like Young M.A and Good Charlotte’s Joel Madden, and it’s easy to see why. With sharp satire, Druski pokes fun at MAGA diehards, going all-in with shockingly convincing makeup and a full-on disguise.
But don’t just take our word for it—watch the full skit for yourself above or below.
Back in July, Druski popped up multiple times on Justin Bieber’s seventh album SWAG, including the “Therapy Session” skit where Bieber takes on the public’s warped perception of him and his relationship with social media.
More recently, Druski grabbed headlines after jokingly impersonating Rod Wave during a Florida show.
Later this month, he’s set to hit the road for his Coulda Fest Tour, kicking off in Toronto and wrapping up in December with a final stop in Atlanta. The tour’s trailer already gave fans a taste of what’s to come, featuring surprise cameos from Bieber, Chief Keef, and Soulja Boy.
As for “Born in the U.S.A.,” which takes center stage in Druski’s new skit, the 1984 Bruce Springsteen anthem has long been misinterpreted by flag-waving fanatics much like the character he’s parodying.
Though often mistaken as a patriotic rallying cry, the track is widely regarded as one of the greatest songs ever written—an enduring critique of Americanism told through the eyes of a disillusioned veteran.
