
Druski told SNL he couldn't promise no whiteface, then played Elizabeth Holmes as the show's first digital-creator host
Druski hosted Saturday Night Live on Nov 7, the first digital content creator to host the show, with The Strokes as musical guest. In his monologue he said SNL gave him rules: "Number one, no cussing. I cannot promise that. Number two, no whiteface. I also can't promise that. That's about half the show right there." Emma Stone, his co-star in the upcoming film The Catch, walked out during the monologue. Later, in the pre-taped "Dru Can See Everything" (a parody of Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything), Druski played Fielder's role, then showed up as Holmes himself in whiteface, trading "I'm always being real" with Jane Wickline's Holmes. Some viewers called it a double standard. Druski has defended his white-women characters before, telling CBS Mornings, "I never go and punch down." Dave Chappelle, Chris Rock and Michael B. Jordan were among the famous faces at his debut (Boston Globe).








