Druski, the popular comedy influencer has collaborated with one of the favorite comedians, Kevin Hart, in a brand-new series hitting Netflix. This continues to bring his unique comedic flair to an even bigger audience, and with Hart on board, it’s really bound for greatness.
With his skits being hilarious and the humor quite relatable, Druski won the hearts of millions. The rise in the entertainment world of this personality, with over 15 million followers across different platforms, is nothing short of spectacular. This series promised to be full of the best from the two comedians as they blend their peculiar styles into something fresh and entertaining.
Already, the fans are going wild. With projects like “Coulda Been Records” and “Coulda Fest,” Druski has already proved his creativity and wit. Now, with “Coulda Been House,” he plunges into a reality series-one that somewhat looks like “Big Brother.”
The contestants will be from his parody record label and will be competing for winnings of $50,000. This show is supposed to reflect Druski’s imaginative vision, and by the look of things, he is not about to stop now.
The chemistry is real between Druski and Hart. The two have worked together in streams for the highly popular Twitch streamer Kai Cenat. In fact, one of those streams reached an incredible number of viewers: it hit a peak of 712,600 concurrents. They were at their hilarious best in these sessions, giving good reason for fans to want more.
Everything concerning the details of the Netflix series is under wraps, but it’s abuzz with excitement. Social media was rife with expressions of what followers thought about it, how they really admired these two comedians, and how many are just waiting to see what they’ll come up with, hoping for just that same energy and laughter their combined work has always projected in the past.
Even more exciting, though, than this team-up is how both comedians feed their fanbases-through great, relatable content. This new series should be no different. Hart has years in the game, while Druski brings that new-school approach in; put together, it could be magic.
For sneak peeks or trailers, well-this is patience on a whole different level. Netflix usually unleashes teasers during events like Geeked Week; that is where they show snippets of upcoming projects. Until then, the wait will just remain something fans have to endure.
Along with the Netflix series, Druski is also filming a movie with Shane Gillis, which broadens his palette as a creator even more. With each new project, he proves that he is not a one-hit wonder but rises to fame in comedy.
