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Druski’s NASCAR Skit Sparks Backlash Over ‘Whiteface’ Accusations

Comedian Druski is once again at the center of online debate after releasing his latest skit, this time set at a NASCAR event. In the video, Druski can be seen dressed in denim overalls, sipping on a Bud Light, and loudly declaring his love for the country with the phrase, “Proud To Be An American.” While the performance had some fans laughing, others are accusing him of crossing the line.

The main point of controversy is the accusation that Druski engaged in “whiteface” and leaned into negative stereotypes about white, southern American culture. Critics on social media argue that his portrayal was offensive and would not be tolerated if the roles were reversed. Some even accused the skit of mocking working-class traditions tied to NASCAR and country identity.

On the other hand, many of Druski’s supporters insist the comedian was simply doing what he does best — using satire to exaggerate cultural quirks for laughs. They argue that comedy has always pushed boundaries and that Druski is an equal-opportunity entertainer who pokes fun at many different groups, not just one.

The clip has quickly gone viral, racking up millions of views across platforms and sparking heated conversations about where the line between comedy and disrespect really lies. While Druski himself has not responded directly to the backlash, the controversy underscores the growing scrutiny comedians face in today’s social media-driven culture.

For now, one thing is certain: whether people love it or hate it, Druski’s NASCAR skit has once again put him at the center of the cultural conversation — and raised bigger questions about race, comedy, and freedom of expression in America.