Druski brings out Emma Stone in historic SNL monologue
Druski made his 'Saturday Night Live' hosting debut with jokes about what he could get away with on live TV and a surprise cameo from Emma Stone.
Druski, a digital content creator, made history by becoming the first social media star to host Saturday Night Live. The comedian, originally known as Drew Desbordes, took the stage on November 7, 2021, to introduce his monologue, assuring the audience that his comedy would remain unwatered down. He joked about not being allowed to swear or use blackface, despite having already made half of his planned material disappear.
Druski, with over 6 million subscribers on YouTube and nearly 2 billion views, had a rich background in comedy, most notably from his roles in Coulda Been Records and Coulda Been Love. He also had a surprise in store for the audience as he brought out Emma Stone, who plays his love interest in The Catch. This marked Stone's fifth appearance on SNL.
Druski, who has recently secured a multiyear deal with Netflix for his production company, will continue to gain attention with the upcoming release of The Catch, set for theaters on May 21, 2027.
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