Druski Embodies Elizabeth Holmes in ‘You Can See Everything’ Spoof on ‘SNL’
The comedian gave his own take on Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's documentary, instead entitled 'Dru Can See Everything.'
Druski, the internet comedian, donned white face paint for a parody sketch on "Saturday Night Live." In the sketch, he impersonated Elizabeth Holmes in the documentary "Dru Can See Everything." Jane Wickline, playing Holmes, asked Druski if he could portray her as an ordinary person. Druski responded that he didn't think he could, describing their relationship as having a "weird, freaky vibe."
He began impersonating Fielder, Holmes' ex-boyfriend, peeking around corners with his headphones on. In a twist, Druski then dressed as Holmes herself and reenacted scenes from the documentary, including Billy Evans grabbing an egg bowl from her and showing her his comedy routine. Druski then gave her his own viral sketch to test her comedic timing.
In his monologue, Druski stated that he wouldn't be doing a "watered down" version of "SNL" and may have used white face paint and profanity in the Holmes sketch. The comedian has gained viral fame for his sketches portraying white women, most recently as Charlie Kirk's widow Erika. Druski was the first internet comedian to host "SNL" and recently had Emma Stone, his co-star in an upcoming film, crash his monologue.
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