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Comedian Druski has signed a multi-year deal with Netflix, with his first original series, Collect & Praise, set to premiere on Dec. 1. The semi-scripted comedy series is based on one of Druski's most popular viral characters, a money-hungry megachurch pastor. Alongside Mike Epps as his deacon, they navigate through scandals, chaos, and controversy. The deal also includes licensing select titles from Druski's existing catalog, such as Coulda Been Love, Coulda Been Daddy, and Coulda Been Records Auditions. This partnership marks a significant expansion for Druski, allowing him to bring his comedy to a global audience.
Druski, born Drew Desbordes, has built a substantial online following through his comedy sketches and self-produced shows. The deal with Netflix reflects a broader trend of streaming platforms seeking creators with proven audiences. Druski's journey to this partnership was not straightforward, as Netflix initially passed on his projects. However, after self-funding and gaining significant views, his work caught Netflix's attention, leading to this multi-year agreement.
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