Druski is expanding his partnership with Netflix after signing a multi-year deal to develop and produce original series through his company, 4LIFERS Entertainment. The agreement was announced Monday, November 2, alongside details of the comedian’s first project for the streaming service.
Titled “Collect & Praise,” the new comedy series will premiere on December 1 and feature Druski alongside fellow comedian Mike Epps. The semi-scripted show is based on Druski’s popular megachurch pastor character from his viral social media sketches.
The series follows a money-focused pastor, played by Druski, and his unpredictable deacon, portrayed by Epps, as they navigate scandals, chaos and controversy while pursuing their schemes.
“Collect & Praise” is the first of several projects Druski and his production company are expected to create for Netflix. The deal will also make some of his existing content available on the platform, including “Coulda Been Love,” “Coulda Been Daddy,” “Coulda Been Records Auditions” and selections from his comedy sketches. Netflix has not announced additional premiere dates for those titles.
In a statement, Druski said the partnership would give him the resources to build on the character-driven comedy that helped establish his platform and introduce his work to a wider global audience.
The Netflix announcement comes shortly before Druski’s hosting debut on “Saturday Night Live.” He will host the November 7 episode, becoming the program’s first host primarily known for creating digital content. The Strokes will appear as the musical guest.
Druski, whose real name is Drew Desbordes, first gained attention through viral comedy sketches and “Coulda Been Records” videos. He has also appeared in “House Party” and “Praise This,” and hosted the 2026 BET Awards.
Sources: Just Jared.