Druski has the internet in shambles once again after his new comedy sketch takes aim at viral moments of child stars all grown up. Several of the scenes he spoofed were so iconic that fans quickly clocked the celebs referenced, and Raven-Symoné entered the chat to react.
The social media sensation did it again and several Disney channel alumni are caught up in the comedy. As Hip Hop Wired previously reported, Druski dropped a sketch on Thursday, Oct. 8 poking fun at the awkward moments and former child star stunts as our faves sometimes awkwardly adjusted to adulthood. “Kid Stars growup & be so Unpredictable,” he wrote in the caption.
In the video, Druski plays Zion, a fictional child actor all grown up and still living his life in the public eye. Zion first appears popping out at a Pride parade with pasties and then in a flashback to his hit show That’s So Zion, a spoof of That’s So Raven. Zion also debuts some seemingly JoJo Siwa-inspired dance moves and glittery red carpet fits that only make sense on a sugar high.
When it came to spoofing Orlando Brown, recreating his infamous Vlad TV interview was a tough task considering the Major Payne star rarely leaves a joke untold or line uncrossed. How do you top that? Druski covered his wild and some shocking sexual allegations about other celebrities and even got down and dirty with the closest microphone.
DJ Vlad called it an honor to be included even though he claims the comedian used AI to replicate his voice for the fake interview. And he’s not the only one to chime in on the comedy.
Check out what Raven-Symoné had to say about Druski’s child star sketch after the flip!
Druski Hilariously Hits The Mark On Raven-Symoné Drama About Her Character’s Blackness
Druski couldn’t pass up an opportunity to get more laughs about Raven-Symoné and her neverending viral moments, appearing to reference her reflections on her sexual identity and her childhood character’s race. As BOSSIP previously reported, Raven-Symoné denying Raven Baxter’s Blackness reignited a decade of racial debates that were just as global as the hit show’s audience.
The sketch recreated everything from the backdrop of Raven’s infamous Tea Time podcast to the outfit Kalen Allen wore when he insisted Raven Baxter was a Black icon. “Was I Black? When you take away the skin color and hear the words, none of us were Black.”
“So what were you, exactly?” the fictional guest asked on the pitch-perfect parody.
“Well, I’m gay!” Zion quickly commented.
Druski, please!
Well, Raven clearly heard the words and got in on the jokes herself.
The Shade Room reports that the Cheetah Girls legend entered the chat to respond to the viral video. She made it clear that she doesn’t play, especially when it comes to her wife. However, Raven couldn’t help but laugh with the rest of us in the comments.
“I’m 💀 hahha. I AM GAY,” she wrote. In a follow-up, she gave Druski his props, adding, “you kilt it! Xox.”
Like his Conservative women and megachurch pastor sketches, Druski found the perfect balance of commentary and controversy for another comedic classic.
What do you think about Druski’s child stars skit? Who or what will he turn into the next viral video?
