Druski lands Netflix deal, with Mike Epps comedy set for December 1
The multi-year agreement covers original series from 4LIFERS Entertainment and will also bring some of Druski’s existing shows and sketches to Netflix.
Comedian Druski has signed an agreement spanning multiple years to develop and produce original series for Netflix through 4LIFERS Entertainment. Announced November 2, the partnership begins with Collect & Praise, a comedy co-starring Mike Epps that premieres December 1.
The semi-scripted series draws on the megachurch pastor persona Druski developed in his social media sketches. He plays a pastor driven by money, while Epps portrays an unpredictable deacon. Their schemes lead them into scandals and controversy.
Collect & Praise is the first of several projects planned under the agreement. In a statement, Druski said the partnership would provide resources to expand his comedy and reach a new global audience.
Netflix will also carry existing material, including Coulda Been Love, Coulda Been Daddy, Coulda Been Records Auditions and selected sketches. Debut dates for that content have not been announced.
The deal precedes Druski’s first appearance as host of Saturday Night Live, scheduled for November 7 with The Strokes as musical guest. Known offstage as Drew Desbordes, he gained recognition through online comedy sketches and Coulda Been Records videos. His other work includes appearances in House Party and Praise This, along with hosting the 2026 BET Awards.
