SNL host Druski performs Elizabeth Holmes parody in whiteface sketch
The digital content creator, making history as SNL's first such host, appeared in a sketch parodying the Theranos founder.
At a glance
- Druski became the first digital content creator to host SNL without established mainstream success
- He performed a whiteface parody of Elizabeth Holmes in a sketch called "You Can See Everything"
- The episode included a cold open with Texas Senator-elect James Talarico and an appearance by Emma Stone
Druski hosted Saturday Night Live, becoming the first digital content creator to lead the show without prior mainstream crossover success. During the episode, he performed in a sketch parodying Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of failed blood-testing company Theranos, appearing in whiteface for the segment titled "You Can See Everything."
The episode also featured a cold open involving Texas Senator-elect James Talarico and a monologue appearance by actress Emma Stone, who is set to star alongside Druski in an upcoming film.
Why it matters
Druski's hosting marks a milestone for digital creators gaining access to major mainstream entertainment platforms.
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