Druski Shares Video of Man Joking He’ll No Longer Support
Druski’s latest comedy skit about “hatfishing” has sparked laughter online, but it resonated deeply with at least one individual. The popular comedian shared a video on Instagram featuring a man humorously expressing his outrage over the skit, claiming it was so offensive that he could no longer support Druski.
Comedic Impact of Druski’s Skit
The man in the video, with a noticeable receding hairline, delivered his lines with a deadpan expression. He stated, “That last Druski skit was not funny. It was actually pretty offensive, and I no longer support Druski.”
His mock-serious rant highlighted how the viral nature of the skit overwhelmed him. “Ever since that skit has hit the internet, I have nonstop been getting shares of that skit,” he said, expressing frustration that friends and family, some of whom he hadn’t spoken to in years, were sending it to him.
The Essence of “Hatfishing”
Druski’s sketch humorously addresses the concept of “hatfishing.” This term describes men who conceal hair loss or thinning hair with hats, paralleling the well-known term “catfishing.” The skit features Druski wearing a bald cap that exaggerates his hair loss and transitions instantly to a fitted cap, showcasing a drastic change.
- Druski’s character mentions high standards for women, declaring: “I need something with long curly hair… I can have a choice, because when you’re a provider, you’d be surprised what a woman would do for you.”
- The skit portrays various humorous scenarios, including:
- A barber offering black spray to conceal thinning hair
- Viewers on Instagram demanding he remove his hat
- A bouncer denying him entry to a bar due to a no-hat policy
- A potential love interest fleeing upon seeing his hairless head
Through these comedic moments, Druski cleverly critiques societal expectations and the lengths people go to when it comes to appearances. His work continues to engage audiences, prompting mixed reactions ranging from laughter to reflection.
