Jake Paul has unveiled his plans to make a skit in response to Druski’s recent “conservative women” one. Although Paul admitted to loving the skit despite being a Republican himself, the influencer said he wants to respond with a “darker” video.
During his appearance on Theo Von’s podcast, This Past Weekend, Jake Paul addressed the “conservative women” skit, which went viral after content creator Druski posted it online on March 26.
“Honestly, it’s f***ing hilarious. I loved it,” the 29-year-old YouTuber admitted. “I’m obviously Republican, and all the Republicans mad about this s**t is a f***ing L for all Republicans. Because this is f***ing hilarious.”
The influencer-turned-boxer said that the video is dark and twisted. However, he reasoned that it is what comedy is supposed to be, which is humans making fun of humans. “There’s truth in this,” he added. Paul then shared that he had been considering filming a response, even reaching out to makeup artists to create a “darker” skit.
In response, Von explained to Paul that if he wants to do it, there needs to be “black support” for the character. He said that maybe collaborating with Druski himself, or someone like former NBA star Charles Barkley, might be ideal. However, Paul didn’t agree with that perspective. He said that it might make them look “prejudiced.”
The conversation then shifted to the two talking about examples. They brought up past controversies involving figures like Justin Trudeau and Jimmy Kimmel, asking how they got away with it without much backlash.
The host then expressed his frustration that a kid can’t dress up as a popular black person, like LeBron James, for Halloween. Paul concurred with the criticism and pointed out that there are “too many haters out there.”
Their conversation was triggered by Druski’s skit, in which he seemingly parodied Charlie Kirk’s widow, Erika Kirk. He captioned the post, “How Conservative Women in America act.” Currently, the post has garnered over 184 million views on X (formerly Twitter).
Originally reported by Harsha Panduranga on Mandatory.
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