Druski is turning viral comedy into a streaming business. The comedian and his production company, 4LIFERS Entertainment, have signed a multiyear deal with Netflix to develop original programming, beginning with Collect & Praise, a semi-scripted comedy series premiering December 1, 2026.
The series stars Druski as a money-hungry megachurch pastor alongside Mike Epps, who plays his unpredictable deacon. Together, the pair navigate scandals, controversy and the business of running a congregation where money often takes priority over faith.
The project expands Druski's popular megachurch character, whose online sketches have generated both laughter and debate over their portrayal of religious leaders.
But the Netflix agreement extends beyond one series.
The streaming giant will also license selected titles from Druski's existing catalog, including Coulda Been Love, Coulda Been Daddy and Coulda Been Records Auditions, introducing his independently developed programming to Netflix subscribers.
For Druski, the partnership represents another step in a career built largely outside Hollywood's traditional development system.
Rather than waiting for a network to create opportunities, he developed recurring characters, cultivated an audience and built an entertainment company around his comedy.
That distinction matters. As streaming platforms increasingly pursue established digital personalities, creators who arrive with recognizable intellectual property and loyal audiences have greater opportunities to negotiate their place in the industry.
The announcement also arrives ahead of Druski's November 7 hosting debut on Saturday Night Live, where he is set to become the show's first digital creator host.
With Collect & Praise, the question is no longer whether Druski can attract an audience. It's whether his brand of short-form comedy can sustain a full streaming series.
Collect & Praise premieres December 1 on Netflix.
