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Druski Says Racial Comedy Is Back — and He Won’t Stop Pushing Buttons!
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March 5, 2026
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1:10:35Now PlayingEverywhere you turn, there’s Druski. He’s in your social media feeds, playing a risqué viral character. He’s in that T-Mobile Super Bowl commercial, alongside the Backstreet Boys. He’s on Youtube, hosting his “Coulda Been Records” and “Coulda Been Love” parodies of classic reality TV.
“I just be wanting to achieve so much that it’s hard to stop,” Druski told Popcast’s Jon Caramanica and Joe Coscarelli of The New York Times. But that ubiquity is also tiring: “After this year, man, I don’t even know if I’ll be at a Super Bowl or an All-Star Game. They had us everywhere.”
In what might be Druski’s most revealing (and even, at times, serious) interview yet, the comedian tells us about his collaborations with Justin Bieber and Timothée Chalamet (including his dream movie with Chalamet); walking the line between unfiltered comedy and corporate America; and his future goals in Hollywood.
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