Comedian Druski has successfully cleared his name in a federal sexual assault lawsuit that also targeted music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs, after a judge ruled that compelling evidence placed him ...

Druski’s legal team argued that not only was he never in California during the time of the alleged assault, but he had no relationship with Diddy or the other individuals named in the suit.

According to TMZ, they were able to obtain not only Druski’s phone records, but also bank statements, which show that not only was Druski living with his mother in Georgia at the time of the ...

Odell Beckham Jr. and comedian Druski have been named as defendants in a suit against Sean "Diddy" Combs Shareif Ziyadat/Getty; Swan Gallet/WWD via Getty Odell Beckham Jr. and comedian Druski have ...

Druski has proven over the last few years that he is no ordinary internet comedian—earning the title “modern anthropologist” from some of his fans. “The WhiteBoy That’s Accepted By The ...

While Druski is known for jokes, he sounds like he’s taking his craft dead seriously on “No More Social Media,” rhyming “I speak truth, I don’t need no Bluetooth speaker.

Answers to these questions and many more await on the WIRED Autocomplete Interview with Druski. New episodes of Coulda Been Love are available Thursdays at 9pm ET on Druski's YouTube Channel.

Druski, who's been making content online since 2017, has yet another viral video on his hands and folks on social media haven't stopped laughing at it! Does Druski's Latest Video Finally Go Too Far?