Druski's Skit Sparks Debate: Comedy & Politics Collide

0:00On March 26, comedian Drusky released a new skit on March 25, called How Conservative Women in America Act. The video has racked up 2.2 million views on TikTok alone. In it, the 31-year-old pokes fun at right-leaning women through exaggerated characters and scenarios. Drusky built his fame in the late 2010s with sketches about everyday life. Lately, he's gone viral with heavy makeup transformations, light turning into a white man for a NASCAR bid. Fans compare his latest look to the movie White Chicks from 2004. Social media is split on the skit. Many viewers call it hilarious and spot-on, with comments praising his commitment to the role. But others are upset, pointing out the main character resembles Erica Kirk, widow of Conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who died just months ago. The comedian's makeup artist, Kaylee Kane-Swisher, has gotten the tension after past viral videos. She's worked on big films like Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3 and Venom.

1:01It's not clear if she helped with this one, and she hasn't responded to questions. As the video keeps spreading, the debate shows no signs of slowing down, highlighting how comedy can quickly stir up strong feelings across political lines. I'm Corey, with a story, and you've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, AI Power Pop Culture Coverage.