US EditionDruski Goes Viral For “White-Face” Skit At NASCAR Event
Druski's satirical NASCAR whiteface skit, viewed over 52 million times, sparked debate on racial stereotypes and cultural satire in comedy.
- Comedian Druski went viral on September 5, 2025, after sharing a whiteface skit filmed undercover at a NASCAR race in the US.
- Druski created the skit to parody and expose stereotypes of whiteness and NASCAR fans, continuing his history of racial satire after a similar May 2025 post.
- The skit featured Druski in overalls, a cowboy hat, a mullet, American flag tattoos, and performed exaggerated behaviors like singing "Born in the USA" and spitting near Black attendees.
- Celebrities like Nick Cannon and Jamie Foxx praised the skit, while some critics accused it of promoting negative stereotypes and enabling blackface, prompting widespread debate online.
- The skit sparked conversations about racial double standards in comedy and revealed social tensions around NASCAR culture, with Druski affirming he will continue such portrayals amid ongoing racism.
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Druski Goes Viral For “White-Face” Skit At NASCAR Event
Comedian Druski has once again set the internet on fire, this time with a bold new skit filmed at a NASCAR race that has people laughing, debating, and questioning what… The post Druski Goes Viral For “White-Face” Skit At NASCAR Event appeared first on .
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