Druski has made a habit of sending social media into a frenzy with his comedy sketches, and his latest offering might have a few former Disney Channel stars feeling a way. The comedian has released a hilarious new skit poking fun at the unpredictable lives of former child stars, with some not-so-subtle references to Raven-Symoné, Orlando Brown and JoJo Siwa.
As spotted on Complex, the comedian shared the sketch on Thursday (Oct. 8), captioning the video, “Kid Stars growup & be so Unpredictable 😂.” In the clip, Druski portrays Zion, a fictional former Disney Channel actor whose life has taken some interesting turns since his days starring in the family sitcom That’s So Zion, an obvious nod to the popular Disney series That’s So Raven.
The video follows Zion through several increasingly outrageous moments, including an appearance at a Pride parade, a discussion about racial identity, an awkward celebrity interview and an energetic dance performance. While Druski never explicitly identifies the celebrities he is impersonating, the references are difficult to miss.
The Raven-Symoné inspiration is particularly noticeable during the segments involving Zion’s sexuality and racial identity, seemingly referencing the actress’ past public comments about how she identifies. Another portion of the video finds Zion delivering an exaggerated dance routine that appears to take inspiration from JoJo Siwa, who has undergone a very public transformation from child entertainer to adult pop personality.
However, Druski arguably saves his most outrageous material for a mock interview with DJ Vlad. The segment appears to reference former That’s So Raven star Orlando Brown, whose appearances on VladTV have generated plenty of viral moments over the years thanks to his often bizarre and sexually explicit claims about other celebrities. Druski takes things several steps further, including an uncomfortable encounter with the interviewer’s microphone.
Interestingly enough, Vlad himself responded to the sketch, revealing that Druski never contacted him about participating. According to Complex, Vlad claimed the comedian recreated his voice using artificial intelligence, although the publication noted that it remains unclear whether the audio was AI-generated or repurposed from previous interviews. Vlad also said he would have participated for free.
The latest sketch continues an impressive run for Druski, who has become one of the internet’s most talked-about comedians thanks to his increasingly elaborate productions, detailed character work and willingness to poke fun at just about anyone. His recent material has included parodies of conservative women, Black British actors portraying African Americans and the type of neighborhood personalities everyone seems to know.
Perhaps his biggest conversation starter of 2026 came in January when he released his now-infamous megachurch pastor skit, Mega Church Pastors LOVE Money. The video featured Druski portraying a flashy, money-hungry pastor who makes a dramatic entrance suspended above his congregation before pressuring churchgoers for donations. The sketch generated tens of millions of views and sparked conversations about the commercialization of religion, with some pastors criticizing the portrayal while countless viewers applauded its social commentary.
The bit became so popular that Druski recreated the entrance during his hosting debut at the 2026 BET Awards, bringing the viral moment to a much larger stage. His ability to turn recognizable cultural behavior into comedy has helped make his sketches appointment viewing, even when the subject matter draws controversy.
With his latest effort, Druski has once again proven that nobody is necessarily safe from becoming the inspiration for his next character. You can watch Druski’s former child stars skit below.
