Druski made history on Saturday Night Live over the weekend while also parodying You Can See Everything. Elizabeth Holmes herself might not have responded, but her husband Billy Evans has – and he did so with a controversial reference. The comedian – real name Drew Desbordes – made history as the first content creator to host the show on Saturday, November 7. During his opening monologue, he had a surprise appearance from Emma Stone. The pair have recently filmed the upcoming romantic comedy The Catch, which is due out in May 2027. But the bit everyone’s talking about is his ‘Dru Can See Everything’ sketch – a parody of Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s documentary hit, You Can See Everything. During his monologue, Druski joked that he’d been given two rules for hosting SNL: no swearing and no whiteface. His response to the latter? “I also can’t promise that.” And he wasn’t kidding. In the skit, he initially plays the filmmaker, visiting Holmes (Jane Wickline) and her husband Billy Evans (Ben Marshall). What follows are hilarious takes on some of the doc’s strangest moments, including the eggs and the stare between Fielder and Holmes. Finally, Druski realises he needs to “find somebody who can truly embody her character”. He comes to a realisation, and the scene cuts to him dressed up as Holmes with makeup and prosthetics completing the look. It’s uncanny to say the least, and not too dissimilar to when he dressed up as Erika Kirk earlier this year. How did Billy Evans respond to Druski’s SNL sketch? Credit: A24 Holmes is currently serving a 10-year prison sentence for defrauding investors in her blood-testing company Theranos. As such, it’s unlikely we’ll hear what she thinks of Druski’s impersonation anytime soon. But her partner Billy Evans – who proved to be one of the most divisive figures at the centre of You Can See Everything – has now weighed in. And his response is pretty jarring. When someone on X asked whether he’d seen the sketch, he simply replied: “Yes….” Another person then asked what he thought of it, to which Evans wrote, “It was funny. I would have gone Robert Downey Jr style in Tropic Thunder as Druski had it been approved.” Yep, he really said that. It was funny. I would have gone Robert Downey jr style in Tropic Thunder as Druski had it been approved — Billy Evans (@per_asp3ra) November 9, 2026 For context, Downey Jr. famously played an Australian method actor who undergoes a controversial procedure to darken his skin in the 2008 comedy Tropic Thunder. His character spends much of the film in blackface. So Evans appears to be joking that he’d have dressed up as Druski, seemingly referencing Downey Jr.’s blackface performance. The “had it been approved” part is particularly confusing. Not many people have seen his response, but the one comment he’s received simply asks, “What is your issueeeeee?” For all the latest film and TV updates and hot takes, like our Facebook page. Featured image credit: NBC/A24 Post navigation Next storyPrevious story
