Overview
- Reports from Puck and TheWrap say comedian Drew “Druski” Desbordes is set to host the November 7 episode of Saturday Night Live, but NBC has not yet confirmed the booking.
- Druski rose on Instagram starting in 2017 with recurring characters such as “Kyle Rogger” and expanded into music cameos, live shows and a creator-led label and festival called Coulda Been Records/Coulda Fest.
- His commercial reach has grown into larger ventures: Coulda Fest sold out in 2024 and turned into an arena tour in 2025, and Forbes placed him on its creators list after reported earnings of roughly $14 million.
- In 2026 Druski drew a major viral moment for a parody of Turning Point USA CEO Erika Kirk that reportedly reached over 100 million views in two days, boosting his cultural visibility.
- If the reports prove accurate, the booking could open a clearer path for social-media-born stars to move into legacy TV hosting roles and could change how networks consider audience reach when choosing hosts.