How To Contact Druski…

Email Druski at his Official Site (4LIFERS) or care/of his agent, manager, or publicist.

Meet Druski at his live events, album releases, movie/TV shows, product launches, meet-and-greets, or bidding on a charity auction.

Write Druski at:

Druski
c/o Max Gross
WME Group Agency
9601 Wilshire Blvd.
Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Druski’s talent agency is:

Max Gross
c/o WME Group Agency
9601 Wilshire Blvd.
Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Druski does not have a manager.

Druski’s publicist is:

Didier Morais
c/o Vital Versatility Public Relations
New Jersey

Druski is connected to Sean “Diddy” Combs by a web series called “Sneakin’ In With Druski,” produced with Adidas and Revolt, where Druski comedically broke into celebrity homes. 

Druski is connected to Donald Trump by a comedy skit in which he appeared in whiteface at a NASCAR race, a performance many interpreted as a satirical jab at Trump’s proud American image.

Druski is connected to Drake by appearing in his 2021 music video “Laugh Now, Cry Later.”

Druski is connected to Elon Musk by calling him out in comedic skits and on Musk’s X platform.

Druski is connected to IShowSpeed by major events like Super Bowl LIX, where they were spotted hanging out in a private suite, showcasing their camaraderie.

Druski is connected to Jimmy Fallon by “The Tonight Show” in October 2025, where he discussed his Coulda Fest comedy tour and shared comedic moments with Fallon and other guests.

Druski is connected to Justin Bieber by his 2025 album “Swag,” where he appears as a confidant and hype-man in tracks like “Soulful,” “Therapy Session,” and “Standing on Business.”

Druski is connected to Kai Cenat by livestreams, comedic challenges, the 2025 NBA Celebrity All-Star Game, and a movie with Kevin Hart.

Druski is connected to LeBron James by celebrity basketball events such as the 2025 Ruffles Celebrity Game, where they created memorable off-court moments.

Druski’s connection to Mark Zuckerberg by comedic commentary, where he joked about Zuckerberg’s persona and behavior, and social media posts on Facebook and Instagram.

Druski and Matt Rife are connected by stand-up comedy, as both are famous comedians with successful tours and growing mainstream presence.

Druski is connected to Michael Jordan by basketball culture and the 2025 NBA All-Star Celebrity Game, where he commented on Jordan’s famous “Flu Game” while playing.

Druski is connected to MrBeast by comedy skits where he humorously played a “whiteface” character, and MrBeast participated in a viral trend by doing a “hood version” of himself.

Druski is connected to Shaquille O’Neal by the Full Send Podcast and social media interactions, where they discussed life, entertainment, and the sports and comedy worlds.

Druski is connected to Snoop Dogg by promoting Druski’s “Coulda Fest” comedy tour, where Snoop appeared in a humorous skit as the pilot of Druski’s private plane. 

Druski is connected to Tyler Perry by meeting at the BET Awards and shared moments behind the scenes on social media.

Druski’s net worth in 2025 is estimated to be around $9.5 million. His income sources include comedy tours, social media revenue, brand endorsements, acting roles, and merchandise linked to his parody label Coulda Been Records. He also grew his financial portfolio with business ventures, including equity stakes in brands like Happy Dad Hard Seltzer.

Druski lives in Atlanta, Georgia. This city remains central to his career and comedy, where he built much of his influence and connection to the hip-hop and entertainment scenes.

Druski, whose real name is Drew Desbordes, was born on September 12, 1994, in Columbia, Maryland. However, he grew up in Gwinnett County, Georgia, a suburban area north of Atlanta, where he developed his comedic style and roots in urban hip-hop culture.

Druski, whose real name is Drew Desbordes, is an American comedian, actor, and social media influencer. Born in Columbia, Maryland, he was raised in Gwinnett County, Georgia, where his comedic talents flourished. He gained fame through his Instagram skits under the handle “druski2funny,” where he played memorable characters and worked with musicians like Jack Harlow and Drake. Druski created the satirical label Coulda Been Records and has expanded his reach with comedy tours, TV series, and entrepreneurial ventures. His humor and approachable personality made him a beloved figure in comedy and hip-hop.