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Druski2Funny, also known as Drew Desbordes, is an American comedian, actor, and influencer recognized for his sketch comedy, satirical record label 'Coulda Been Records', and collaborations with notable musicians and brands.
Druski has cultivated partnerships with major brands, including Nike. His latest collaboration is with global sneaker and streetwear retailer SNIPES USA, which also carries Nike, one of his endorsement deals. Drewski doesn't touch brand partnership money for personal purchases. When Nike gives him a one-million-dollar check, he immediately reinvests it back into his business.
Druski has taken a page from the business playbooks of celebrities around him, partnering with such brands as Nike, Beats by Dre, AT&T. Druski then appeared in Beats By Dre 'It's the Music' TV commercial in April 2021.
Druski has cultivated partnerships with major brands, including Nike, Beats by Dre, Raising Cane's, Mountain Dew. From Microsoft, to Raising Cane's, to Google Pixel and T-Mobile, one thing all of his partnerships have in common is him maintaining creative control.
Druski has cultivated partnerships with major brands, including Nike, Beats by Dre, Raising Cane's, Mountain Dew. Mtn Dew nets audio activation with basketball-themed podcast. MTN DEW® and RUFFLES® Present The Block at NBA® All-Star 2022.
As one of the fastest-growing comedic stars with millions of followers, Druski will partner with PrizePicks to develop original online content, co-branded specialty merchandise, and national advertising campaigns. PrizePicks expands relationship with actor and comedian Druski.
From Microsoft, to Raising Cane's, to Google Pixel and T-Mobile, one thing all of his partnerships have in common is him maintaining creative control.
From Microsoft, to Raising Cane's, to Google Pixel and T-Mobile, one thing all of his partnerships have in common is him maintaining creative control. Desbordes also appeared in the Google Pixel Anthem spot, alongside stars Giannis Antetokounmpo, Candace Parker, Joel Embiid, Kelsey Plum, LaMelo Ball, Jayson Tatum, Jalen Green, Taylor Rooks, Richard Jefferson and Simu Liu. Druski continues to be a Google Pixel ambassador and stars in their latest TV commercial for the 2023 NBA Playoffs.
From Microsoft, to Raising Cane's, to Google Pixel and T-Mobile, one thing all of his partnerships have in common is him maintaining creative control.
His latest collaboration is with global sneaker and streetwear retailer SNIPES USA, which also carries Nike, one of his endorsement deals.
Druski's taken a page from the business playbooks of celebrities around him, partnering with such brands as Nike, Beats by Dre, AT&T and Microsoft. That year, Druski also appeared in commercial spots for AT&T and in 2023 was featured in a spot for the NBA All-Star Game and the NBA NBA draft.
Back in 2019, when Druski launched Coulda Been Records—a satirical record label crafted for his IG Live talent-scouting show—two names came to mind when conceptualizing the label: Suge Knight and Diddy.
In 2021, Diddy (through his Revolt) and Adidas announced a new series called Sneakin' In with Druski, with Desbordes as the host.
In 2021, Diddy (through his Revolt) and Adidas announced a new series called Sneakin' In with Druski, with Desbordes as the host.
In the fall of 2021, Druski starred in Bud Light seltzer's national TV campaign and is currently a Bud Light ambassador, appearing in spots for their coverage of the Super Bowl, March Madness and the start of the NFL season.
In 2022, he starred alongside Jack Harlow in a TV commercial for KFC.
In April 2021, he appeared in the Squad Up The World | Call of Duty: Warzone Season 3 trailer, alongside Young Thug, Saweetie, Jack Harlow, Swae Lee and more.
Druski has also done commercial work for brands including 2K Sports. Sabrina Ionescu Stops By American Express X NBA 2K23 Gaming Lab, Talks Upcoming WNBA Season And Women's Empowerment.
Druski has also done commercial work for brands including Amazon.
Druski has also done commercial work for brands including American Express.
Druski has also done commercial work for brands including Fanatics, Inc. Rubin-Palooza: Michael Rubin's Super Bowl Party Features Performances from Travis Scott, Meek Mill, Lil Baby and More.
Druski has also done commercial work for brands including EA Sports.
Druski has also done commercial work for brands including Meta.
Druski has also done commercial work for brands including Pepsi.
Druski has also done commercial work for brands including QuikTrip.
Druski has also done commercial work for brands including Spotify.
Druski has equity stake in Happy Dad Hard Seltzer, which he actively promotes across his content and live shows.
Drew Desbordes, born on September 12, 1994, in Columbia, Maryland, developed an interest in comedy early in life, influenced by his parents’ appreciation for comedians like Cedric the Entertainer and Dave Chappelle. He pursued higher education at Georgia Gwinnett College and later Georgia Southern University, initially majoring in sports analytics with aspirations of becoming a sportscaster. However, during college, he experienced depression, leading him to reassess his path. Encouraged by classmates, he shifted focus to comedy, drawing inspiration from figures such as Steve Harvey and Gary Vaynerchuk. He ultimately dropped out of college after two semesters to fully commit to his comedic pursuits.
Desbordes began his career in 2017, posting comedic skits on Instagram under the handle “druski2funny,” which he later shortened to Druski. His early work included characters such as Kyle Rogger, a frat bro, and a ruthless record label executive, showcasing his versatility in sketch comedy. His online presence quickly grew, leading to notable opportunities in the entertainment industry. In 2020, he made appearances in music videos for prominent artists, including Lil Yachty’s “Oprah’s Bank Account” and Drake’s “Laugh Now Cry Later.” His collaboration with Jack Harlow began around this time, with Druski opening and hosting shows for the rapper, and appearing in music videos such as “Tyler Herro.” These early collaborations established his presence within the music world and expanded his audience.
Building on his success, Druski expanded his endeavors beyond short-form comedy. In 2021, he launched “Coulda Been Records,” a satirical record label and Instagram Live talent-scouting show that lampoons the music industry. This project also manifested into a full-length series in 2025, “Coulda Been Records Season 1,” where contestants compete for a fictional album deal. That same year, he hosted “Sneakin’ In with Druski,” a series for Revolt and Adidas, featuring interviews with celebrities like Snoop Dogg. He also served as an opening act for J. Cole and 21 Savage’s “The Off-Season Tour” in 2021 and Chris Brown and Lil Baby’s “One of Them Ones” tour in 2022. Druski further diversified his career by launching his own entertainment company, 4lifers entertainment, in 2023, overseeing live touring, TV, film, and web productions. His comedic tour, “Coulda Woulda Shoulda,” which debuted in March 2023, incorporated both traditional stand-up and live “Coulda Been Records” auditions, demonstrating his innovative approach to performance. In 2023, he made his film debut with a cameo in “House Party” and a supporting role in “Praise This,” and also appeared in the final season of “Grownish.”
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