Druski is taking his comedy to Netflix. The comedian, creator and actor has signed a multi-year partnership with the streamer that will bring exclusive content from Druski and his 4LIFERS Entertainment company to a global audience.

The deal arrives during a history-making week for the comedian. On November 7, Druski will become the first digital content creator ever to host Saturday Night Live.

His Netflix partnership kicks off on December 1 with the premiere of Collect & Praise, a new semi-scripted comedy series that brings Druski’s popular megachurch pastor character to life. The series follows a money-hungry pastor and his unpredictable deacon as they scheme their way through scandal, chaos and controversy in a world where faith comes second to fortune.

“I’ve built my platform by creating characters and comedy that resonate with people,” Druski said in a statement. “This partnership with Netflix will give me the resources to build on that comedy foundation and bring my work to a new global audience. It’s a tremendous opportunity for our team at 4LIFERS Entertainment to expand our reach, develop original programming for the masses and take our creativity to new heights.”

As part of the deal, Netflix will also license select content from Druski’s existing catalog, including Coulda Been Love, Coulda Been Daddy, Coulda Been Records Auditions and his comedy skits.

“Druski has a gift for building characters that people can’t stop talking about,” said John Derderian, Netflix’s vice president overseeing Next Gen Content. “We want the best talent in the world to bring us their most ambitious work, reach new audiences and build their brands. Collect & Praise is just the beginning, and we welcome Druski to Netflix.”

The partnership caps a remarkable run for the comedian, who began posting skits on Instagram in 2017 and has since built a following of nearly 40 million across platforms. His work has extended well beyond social media, with appearances in the films House Party, Praise This and Livestream from Hell, as well as music videos for Drake, Jack Harlow and Lil Yachty.

This year alone, Druski served as a team captain in the NFL’s Super Bowl LX flag football game, presented at the NFL Honors and became the youngest host in BET Awards history. He also landed the cover of TIME’s 2026 TIME100 Next issue, was named No. 1 on Rolling Stone’s Most Influential Creator list and was crowned Complex’s No. 1 “Funniest Person on the Internet Right Now” for the second year in a row.

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