Druski Sparks Frenzy With Bold NASCAR Skit
US comedian and internet star Druski has once again left fans stunned, this time with a NASCAR-themed sketch that’s gone viral across social media.
The 30-year-old Georgia-born entertainer, whose real name is Drew Desbordes, has built his reputation on outrageous, satirical skits.
Known for pushing boundaries, he’s been likened to Sacha Baron Cohen for his fearless commitment to character work. As one fan put it, “Druski is on a Da Ali G show level of character work.”
On 2 September, the comedian dropped his latest video, slipping into the persona of a stereotypical NASCAR devotee.
Overalls, a cowboy hat, a farmer’s tan, and pale body paint completed the transformation. The disguise was so convincing that no one in the clip seemed to recognise him.
The satire came with a sharp edge. Druski used the sketch to spotlight racial stereotypes, sparking heated debate online. Within three hours, the video had surged past 11 million views.
Viewers were split. Some applauded the boldness; others were left uneasy by the imagery. But all agreed on one thing — it was impossible to ignore.
With 1.5 million followers on X and over 10.5 million on Instagram, Druski’s reach is undeniable.
That Guy who is just Proud to be AMERICAN pic.twitter.com/Xcc5ZJypqz
— DRUSKI (@druski) September 2, 2025
Rolling Stone recently ranked him the second most influential creator of 2025, highlighting his ability to both entertain and provoke.
The magazine wrote: “When it comes to the stiff competition for funnymen online, 30-year-old Drew Desbordes, a.k.a. Druski, continues to set the tone,” pointing to his Instagram beginnings and appearances at high-profile events like the BET Awards.
The NASCAR video drew a wave of comments, many expressing disbelief at his chameleon-like performance. “I literally have no words,” one woman confessed. Another user praised the effort, writing: “Makeup artist went insane, actually.”
It isn’t the first time Druski has fooled crowds. At a Rod Wave concert earlier this year, he disguised himself as the rapper and walked unnoticed among fans.
Druski’s brand of humour is not for the faint-hearted. His skits often blur the line between comedy and social commentary, tackling subjects others shy away from. That’s precisely what keeps his audience hooked, unpredictability.
For now, his NASCAR stunt cements his position as one of the most talked-about creators on the internet.
