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Emma Stone crashes Druski’s monologue as the first digital creator to host the show leans into his viral sketch style.
On November 8, Druski became the first digital content creator to host Saturday Night Live, leading the fifth episode of Season 52 with musical guest The Strokes.
Addressing his previous viral 'whiteface' sketches, Druski noted in his monologue that SNL imposed rules including "no cussing" and "no whiteface," though he joked he could not promise to follow them.
Oscar-Winning actress Emma Stone crashed the monologue to promote their upcoming rom-com The Catch, directed by Stone's husband Dave McCary, releasing May 21, 2027.
Parodying the Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything, the sketch featured Jane Wickline and Ben Marshall, with Druski stepping into Nathan Fielder's role and transforming into Holmes himself.
The comedian recently signed a multi-year Netflix deal to star in the semi-scripted comedy series Collect & Praise, continuing his expansion from viral sketches into traditional television and film.