Druski Plays Elizabeth Holmes in SNL's "Dru Can See Everything"

Druski smiling in a red varsity jacket at the Essence Festival of Culture in 2025.
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Druski hosted SNL on Nov. 7, 2026, and one of the night's sketches, "Dru Can See Everything," cast him as a documentarian on the trail of Elizabeth Holmes. SNL posted the four-minute sketch to its official YouTube channel that night, and NBC Insider's recap places it in Season 52, Episode 4.

Saturday Night Live: Dru Can See Everything

The premise

The sketch spoofs Nathan Fielder's documentary You Can See Everything, which follows the Theranos founder and her partner, Billy Evans. In SNL's version, Holmes called on Druski before Fielder. NBC Insider lists Jane Wickline as Holmes, Ben Marshall as Evans and Steve Higgins as the narrator, and credits Mike Diva as director. It names the writers as Marshall, Wickline, Ceara Jane O'Sullivan and Alison Gates, citing Marshall's Instagram story.

Early on, Wickline's Holmes asks, "You know, I just want people to see me as an ordinary person. Can you do that, Druski?" His answer, per NBC Insider: "Based on what I've seen so far, I'm gonna go ahead and say no." The recap adds that Druski and Wickline recreate the viral "why would I deceive you?" moment from the film.

The reveal

Like Fielder, Druski turns to reenactment. "I just need to find somebody who could truly embody her character," he says into a mirror, as NBC Insider prints it. The cut that follows shows Druski as Holmes, in what NBC describes as white-skinned prosthetics, blue contact lenses and a blonde wig, and the recap says the Studio 8H audience screamed at the reveal.

NBC also notes that Druski all but promised the look in his monologue earlier that night, pointing to the white-woman prosthetic makeup from his own viral videos. Rolling Stone reports that the two Holmeses then trade the line "I'm always being real" back and forth.

Where to watch

The sketch is on SNL's official YouTube channel. NBC says full episodes stream on Peacock.

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