Druski is taking his comedy to a major streaming platform. Netflix has signed a multi-year deal with the comedian and his production company, 4LIFERS Entertainment, to develop original shows exclusively.
The partnership begins with Collect & Praise, a new semi-scripted comedy series premiering December 1. Druski plays a money-hungry megachurch pastor who schemes his way through scandals and controversy. Mike Epps co-stars as his unpredictable deacon.
The series turns Druski’s viral megachurch character into a television production. Netflix’s announcement video gives a humorous look at the show’s preparation through a mock behind-the-scenes setup. Druski oversees different production details, including prosthetic molds of his face. While examining one design, he asks, “Who did this nose?”
He also reviews different skin tone options before the clip moves through several unusual scenes. One features a dramatic pregnancy bit, while another has someone interrupting him by saying, “This the ATF.” The video ends with a media scrum, where a reporter asks what he plans to do next.
Druski has plenty more planned beyond his first Netflix TV show
Collect & Praise is just the first project under the multi-year agreement. Druski and his production house will develop several originals for Netflix. The platform will also license selected titles from his existing catalog, including Coulda Been Love, Coulda Been Daddy, Coulda Been Records Auditions, and his comedy sketches.
Netflix’s VP of Next Gen Content, John Derderian, welcomed the comedian and praised his work. He said, “Druski has a gift for building characters that people can’t stop talking about.” Derderian added that the upcoming series is only the beginning of their partnership.
The deal follows several major milestones in Druski’s career. In 2026, Rolling Stone named him No. 1 on its Most Influential Creator List. Complex also named him the funniest person on the internet for two consecutive years. He recently became the youngest host of the BET Awards and appeared on the cover of TIME’s TIME100 Next issue.
Druski has another major television appearance coming up. He will host Saturday Night Live on November 7.
Originally reported on ComingSoon.
