After a busy cold open that saw Texas Sen.-elect James Talarico outshine Donald Trump and a monologue crashed by his future film co-star Emma Stone, “SNL” host Druski — who made history as the first digital content creator to preside over the series (which had yet to achieve crossover success, a la Issa Rae and Quinta Brunson) — finally got to flex his sketch-comedy chops in a parody from documentary phenomenon Nathan Fielder/Elizabeth Holmes “You can see everything.”
Yes, before Fielder’s stay with Billy Evans (played by Ben Marshall) and Holmes (the talented Jane Wickline), they received a visit from another actor: Druski.
The trio recreated a number of scenes from the documentary in a new trailer for “Druski Sees Everything,” including the moment Evans snatched the bowl while Holmes was beating eggs (because she wasn’t doing it hard enough for his liking) and that uncomfortable look.
“We’re so glad you’re here,” Wickline’s Holmes offered, replicating his deep voice. “I just want people to see me as a regular person. Can you do that, Druski?”
“Based on what I’ve seen so far, I’m going to go ahead and say, ‘No.’ You all have the strangest, weirdest vibe I’ve ever seen,” Druski snapped, before snatching the bowl from him and beating the eggs himself.
Then came the staring sequence.
“Are you real right now?” Druski asked.
“I’m still real,” Holmes replied.
“Wait, are you trying to fuck me?” » said Druski.
Holmes nodded slightly. Cue Druski: “I’m not mad about it. I…I just want to try something,” closing each of his glistening eyes with his fingers.
Later in the trailer, they did the staring scene again – only this time Druski was white-faced as Holmes, confronting Wickline’s Holmes. The digital creator has gone viral several times in the past for his whiteface sketches, from playing a rowdy redneck to Erika Kirk.
“I’m still real,” Holmes said of Druski.
“No, I am always be real,” Wickline’s Holmes replied.
“I could do this all day, bitch,” Holmes exclaimed from Druski.
The trailer also included a parody quote attributed to Variety: “Somehow that makes Nathan Fielder seem like the reasonable choice.”
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