“SNL” host Druski, who made history as the first digital content creator to preside over the show, showcased his sketch comedy skills in a parody of the Nathan Fielder/Elizabeth Holmes docu-phenomenon “You Can See Everything.” The sketch, featured in a new trailer titled “Druski Sees Everything,” depicts Druski visiting Billy Evans (played by Ben Marshall) and Elizabeth Holmes (played by Jane Wickline) in their home.
The trailer re-enacts several moments from the documentary, including a scene where Evans takes a bowl from Holmes because she was not beating eggs hard enough to his liking. In the parody, Wickline’s Holmes asks Druski, “We’re so glad you’re here... I just want people to see me as an ordinary person. Can you do that, Druski?” Druski responds, “Based on what I’ve seen so far, I’m going to go ahead and say, ‘No.’ Y’all got some of the weirdest, freakiest vibe I’ve done ever seen,” before he takes the bowl to beat the eggs himself.
The trailer also features a stare-down sequence. Druski asks, “You being real right now?” to which Holmes replies, “I’m always being real.” Druski then says, “Hold up — you trying to f*ck me?” and Holmes nods slightly. Druski responds, “I ain’t mad at it. I just… I wanna try something,” while closing her eyes with his fingers.
Later in the trailer, Druski appears in whiteface as Holmes to face off against Wickline’s Holmes in another stare-down. Druski’s Holmes says, “I’m always being real,” and Wickline’s Holmes fires back, “No, I’m always being real.” Druski’s Holmes then exclaims, “I could do this all day, b*tch.”
The trailer includes a parody review quote attributed to Variety stating, “Somehow, this makes Nathan Fielder seem like the reasonable choice.” The episode also featured a cold open with Texas Senator-elect James Talarico overshadowing Donald Trump and a monologue crashed by Druski's future movie co-star Emma Stone.
