The Druski Netflix deal is official. The comedian has signed a multiyear deal with Netflix, and he and his production company, 4LIFERS Entertainment, will develop and produce several original series for the streamer.
The first one is already on the calendar. “Collect & Praise” premieres December 1 and turns Druski’s viral megachurch character into a full series. Druski plays a money hungry pastor, and Mike Epps plays his unpredictable deacon as the two scheme their way through scandal after scandal. The show is partly scripted, which leaves room for the improv that made the character blow up online in the first place. 4LIFERS Entertainment is producing.
Netflix is also picking up the content that built his following. Under the Druski Netflix deal, the streamer will license select shows from his existing catalog, including “Coulda Been Love,” “Coulda Been Daddy,” and “Coulda Been Records Auditions,” along with some of his comedy skits.
Druski said the partnership gives him the resources to build on the comedy foundation he created and to bring his work to a global audience. He called it a major opportunity for his 4LIFERS team to “take our creativity to new heights.”
John Derderian, the Netflix vice president who oversees the streamer’s Next Gen Content, said Druski has a gift for creating characters people cannot stop talking about and that “Collect & Praise” is just the start. WME, the agency that represents Druski, brokered the deal.
Netflix was not always this eager. Druski has said publicly that the streamer rejected several of his projects over the years, and that Amazon and FX passed on him too. Instead of waiting on a yes, he used brand deal money to fund his own shows on YouTube. He has said that move eventually sparked a bidding war for his ideas, and the Druski Netflix deal is the result.
The deal lands the same week Druski becomes the first digital creator to host “Saturday Night Live.” Earlier this year, he became the youngest host in BET Awards history, breaking the record Kevin Hart held, and Rolling Stone named him the most influential creator of 2026. He also starred in “Livestream from Hell” with Kevin Hart and Kai Cenat on Prime Video.
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His movie run is building too. Druski will star alongside Emma Stone and Chris Pine in the romantic comedy “The Catch,” due in 2027, and he is developing a comedy film called “The Diggers” with Kenya Barris. On the business side, he took an equity stake in the delivery app Gopuff in October.
