Drew Desbordes, known as Druski, is a viral comedian, entrepreneur, and music tastemaker who’s redefining entertainment across comedy, music, and digital media. Raised in Georgia, Druski’s rise began with viral sketches and collaborations with artists like Jack Harlow, Lil Baby, and Drake, quickly earning him a reputation for authentic humor and cultural impact.
He’s toured with J. Cole and Chris Brown, starred in national campaigns for Nike, Google Pixel, and the NFL, and built a media empire with Coulda Been Records and hit YouTube series like Coulda Been House. With 30M+ followers and billions of impressions, Druski continues to shape the future of comedy and music, now expanding into TV and film with a Netflix series in development.
In 2025, Druski launched his Coulda Fest arena tour and continues to spotlight emerging talent through viral auditions and global collaborations. As Monster Energy’s Music Ambassador, Druski brings unmatched energy, humor, and influence to the culture.
Drew Desbordes, known as Druski, is a viral comedian, entrepreneur, and music tastemaker who’s redefining entertainment across comedy, music, and digital media. Raised in Georgia, Druski’s rise began with viral sketches and collaborations with artists like Jack Harlow, Lil Baby, and Drake, quickly earning him a reputation for authentic humor and cultural impact.
He’s toured with J. Cole and Chris Brown, starred in national campaigns for Nike, Google Pixel, and the NFL, and built a media empire with Coulda Been Records and hit YouTube series like Coulda Been House. With 30M+ followers and billions of impressions, Druski continues to shape the future of comedy and music, now expanding into TV and film with a Netflix series in development.
In 2025, Druski launched his Coulda Fest arena tour and continues to spotlight emerging talent through viral auditions and global collaborations. As Monster Energy’s Music Ambassador, Druski brings unmatched energy, humor, and influence to the culture.
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