When American comedian and influencer Druski touched down in Lagos Nigeria, over the weekend, the entertainment scene went into overdrive. His visit is a masterclass in networking, laughter, and viral moments.
Day One: Druski and Davido Link Up
Druski’s Nigerian adventure began at Davido’s mansion, where he linked up with the music superstar, Gilmore, a buzzing skitmaker and Trenchboy. Their chemistry was undeniable; sparking anticipation for potential collaborations and hinting at what his Coulda Been audition would encompass.
Next Stop: Fireboy DML and Breah Hicks
Druski linked up with Fireboy on his next stop. The duo were seen chilling with shots of whiskey while vibing to DML’s track in a club. The duo later ended up having dinner in the company of model Breah Hicks which ignited romance rumors. Although details remain scarce, the speculation has added to Druski’s Nigeria ongoing experience.
A Piece of Nigerian X Users
Nigerians took to social media to poke fun at Druski’s transformation, courtesy of the country’s unique weather.
“Nigeria is crazy, dawg; we’ve got Druski looking like Sam Larry,” joked one X user. Another quipped, “See as Druski resemble Chibuzor wey dey sell spare parts as e enter Lag.”
Druski’s Delicacy Experience
In a viral video, Druski savored Amala with ewedu, accompanied by fresh fish. Making him experience Nigeria’s culinary delight.
Coulda Been” Audition Series
Beyond the glamour, Druski’s “Coulda Been” project aims to uncover hidden talents and offer a second shot at stardom. This initiative has created anticipation among rising skit makers and comedians.
In a nutshell, Druski’s visit promises to spotlight Nigeria’s comedy and skit-making industry, offering international exposure, collaborations, and mentorship. Beyond this, his promise guarantees budding followership and access to the Nigerian market.
We will keep you posted as Druski’s adventures in Nigeria keep unfolding, but one thing is certain: his visit will have a lasting impact amongst fast-rising Nigerian comedians and skit makers.