Druski plays Elizabeth Holmes in SNL parody of ‘You Can See Everything’ documentary

Druski appeared on Saturday Night Live (SNL) in his debut as the host and performed a parody of the documentary 'You Can See Everything,' which focuses on Elizabeth Holmes. According to Hollywood Reporter, Druski dressed as Holmes and delivered a comedic take on the film's origins, portraying a fictional scenario where he was originally attached to the documentary project.

Variety reported that the sketch featured Jane Wickline as Holmes and Ben Marshall as Holmes' husband, Billy Evans. The trio re-enacted several scenes from the documentary, including a moment where Evans snatches a bowl away from Holmes as she beats eggs, and an uncomfortable staredown between Holmes and the filmmaker.

Druski's version, titled 'Dru Can See Everything,' was described by Deadline as including him donning whiteface to embody Holmes. The sketch also poked fun at the documentary's close-up shots and the intense vibe surrounding Holmes' character, with Druski commenting on the 'weirdest, freakiest vibes' he had seen.

The parody also referenced Druski's own popular mock audition show 'Coulda Been Love,' and included a musical moment where the character of Billy Evans begins to sing before being cut off. The sketch was noted for its humor and for Druski's ability to flex his sketch-comedy skills as a digital content creator making history as the first such creator to host SNL.