0:00 [Music] All right. So, uh I don't know if you guys have seen this Drewuski uh video that he did, but he had somebody professionally make him up to look like a white guy and he went to NASCAR and did a bunch of content and it's unbelievable. It's like the best thing on the internet. >> What? >> Yeah. Look at this. This is Duski. >> That's awesome. >> What? Why does he look so good? >> He's even got the freaking the sunburn. >> He sang and and looks just like all of my uncles. [Music] >> That's awesome, >> dude. He's so good, dude. >> Spot on. >> Wow. Look at that. >> I like the tattoos and everything.
0:53 >> Hey, come on. You need to listen to your nana. >> Go ahead, baby. Ah, >> you know guys like that back in the Ozarks. Go ahead, baby. >> That's my uncle. >> But then like the way he tucks it. >> Holy ████ Oh my god. >> He spit on the floor. >> The sunburn is perfect. >> Yeah. >> How did they even get his body like I don't know. It's so good. >> Wow. >> The freaking the tan lines and everything. That's incredible. >> This literally is like my uncle's This is everybody in my hometown. >> Really? >> The buck steering wheel and everything, dude. See that? >> They ████ put the details in. >> The steering wheel. >> They put the details. >> I didn't realize that.
1:50 >> Sure about that? >> Something safe, boy. Oh my god. >> That was crazy, >> bro. Dude, >> the American flag cowboy hat >> that. Where do you even find American flag cowboy hat? >> Oh, it ain't hard. >> At the gas station, probably. [Music] >> How did he get on the floor? Dude, that's crazy how great action is. So good. >> That's crazy good. >> Well, he just infiltrated a whole clan. >> He really did. >> Damn. Ain't that sick? >> That's so good.
2:40 >> The makeup >> is freaking amazing. >> Out of control. >> Yeah, he did a great job. But then of course you have your fair share of people that are complaining about it, saying it's white face. >> Nobody Nobody >> Nobody's really doing that. People on the internet are doing that. >> I wish we could all do that. >> Real people aren't doing that. >> I wish we could all be transracial. >> What do you mean? >> I want to be able to do that and just be different races for one day. >> No, there really are people that are mad that like it's because of how he's talking to the black dude >> that that's like that makes them look bad because it's like he he walks he walks away with the experience of like, oh, that's ████ up. You know what I mean? >> It's a bit No, he walks away with the experience like 60 seconds later. Hey, just that was true. Blah blah blah blah blah. Can you sign this waiver? Yeah. Sign this waiver. You're going to be on the camera, >> right? Yeah. No, it's funny by all means. But of course, you're going to
3:30 get people complain, which is, I think, an interesting thing about it. So, here's my thing is what if who's the opposite? >> A black white guy being a black guy. >> Deep. That's deep ████ >> No, Tropic. I mean, nobody knew about that, but I mean, everyone knows about that. But I'm just saying it's crazy how Jui I I don't care if Juski did it, obviously. But that ████ is ████ hilarious, right? >> The only person here who could be mad is right here and right there. >> Yeah. This is your guys' >> This is our thing, dude. >> But are you mad on the inside a little? >> I'm outraged. >> I think black people look good. Nobody ████ punched him in the face. >> Yeah. >> Here's my thing. Like, what if anybody decided to go black? >> I think if they did it well, I don't think anyone would care. >> You think so? I just got on a bodybuilding stage with eight coats of tan on my face. Bodybuilding hasn't been cancelled yet. >> Why don't you ask your sister? >> Cuz I don't have one. >> Cuz she went black iron.
4:21 >> That's what I heard. >> I didn't even hear that punch line. >> That's what I heard. >> I didn't even hear that punch line. >> Super cut the footage already in his head. >> It just didn't happen. >> No, I'm just You know what I'm saying? Like >> I think it's done I think if it's done well cuz that was done well. It's believable. Only >> Dude, that's done really well. And I'm sure like hella white people love that are entertained by that ████ >> Yeah, people do blackface skits still. Like as like high level comedians like him, they'll do blackface skits and I think they're ████ hilarious. >> What about um Robert Down Jr. did a really good job. >> Oh yeah, >> they're they're doing a Tropic Thunder too, are they? >> Yeah, >> they're bringing it back. >> But then that that was like a a concept. He was like a guy remember the guy played a guy >> making fun of Oscar winning actors and how corny they are and how in character they are. >> But then that's subtext. We don't look at that. >> You're right. >> Well, we do. >> No satire. No subtext. >> We do. The internet people don't.
5:11 >> Yeah. >> A 14-year-old that doesn't understand satire yet doesn't. >> Yeah. But I'm sure that the counterargument to what you're saying where you're like what if it was flipped is that it was flipped for many years. >> Yeah. >> It's been flipped. That's been done. >> Yeah. That was just like what >> 2025 cancel culture is over. Everybody do it. >> Eddie Murphy did this too and it was great as well. You just have to do it well. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You know what I wish is that back when we were doing skids, that's what we thought we looked like. >> I mean, >> Duski, >> no. I mean, that good. >> Oh, yeah. >> But we had a, you know, our imagination was limited by budget. >> I mean, Dave Chappelle did it best, guys. >> He did it so well. He >> portrayed the whole clan. Yeah. >> With Clayton Bigby. >> It was great. >> Yeah. No, that's ████ hilarious. That literally looks like the Midwest. That's the funniest ████ ever. He >> That guy would fit right into
6:01 >> He ████ nailed it, dude. Yeah. He could sit at my family reunion and drink beer with all my uncles and they'd be like, "Hell yeah, brother." >> The fact that his body was that like >> ████ That's exactly how >> And the sun burnt, too. They put the sun burnt. >> Yeah. It was so perfect. >> ████ comedy genius. >> I know. Beautiful. That's why Juski's Yeah, that's why he's like at the top now with the man. >> He's also like it he's one of those people that I've seen where people in real life say, "Have you seen the new Drew Ski thing?" Yeah. >> Like that's to me is influential when like people are in real life are saying that >> it's like word of mouth like stuff. Yeah, that's true. >> Not like, oh, I'm on the internet and I'm mad right now. I'm mad on the internet. Like that that doesn't really, you know, that that's not real life stuff. I've never seen people who I've never seen a an internet outrage thing like carry over into real life where people were also talking about how mad
6:51 they were. Not one time. >> Well, I don't think we're around losers either. >> That's true. That's a good point. >> That's true. Because I I feel like in some circles that's all they do. >> I'm sure they exist. >> They do. >> I think you run into that more where you're like, let's say that you had a type of job where you had to meet lots of new people all the time. >> Like like you do one um job like you go to the extras tent, whatever they're talking about, stuff you wouldn't normally hear, but you're hearing it every day. It just depends on where you are. Yeah. But luckily we have the luxury of picking and choosing who we're around. that, you know, is crazy because most people they become corporate or whatever, right? And then they get this other personality that becomes dominant in their life. >> Yeah. The LinkedIn personality, >> the water cooler talk, the professional talk. And I realized like when I started getting into that world, I was like, "Oh ████ dude. Me being able to preserve
7:43 the real me, that's actually like really special to be able to do that." Because most people like you develop it after college going into the professional field, you start working for corporate and now you have a double life where you have your like uh this is who I really am. >> The crazy thing is people who aren't even at that stage yet and already like the people that Charlie Kirk talks to when he goes to campuses like they're locked into what they believe at freshman year of college. That's crazy. Like >> well they have to wrap themselves in it a little bit because they don't really have an identity yet. So it's like their harder >> ████ The indoctrination is a lot easier then. Yeah, >> it's ████ crazy. >> But you guys don't remember being like that in college. >> I do. Yeah. >> The good thing is that we didn't have a platform to like represent it. >> Oh, and then so it's nothing cringey and ████ >> Yeah. We I wasn't out giving speeches about what I believed in at that age. >> But if there were cameras around, I would have so much cringy ████ at me back then for sure. >> Cuz I was a communist at 10th grade.
8:34 >> Yeah. Yeah. You would have had a good speech about Bush. >> I would have been I was a big Bush guy. Exactly. It's like, oh, I can't even >> We would have been fighting in high school. >> Oh, for sure. >> Yeah. >> At war. >> I didn't do that through high school or college. Honestly, >> were you just trying to survive and >> No, legit, I was I was too busy focusing on like ████ making money for my family. So, like when I heard stupid ████ like that around me, I was like, I don't give a ████ about politics. I don't give a ████ Like, I actually grew up in this ████ and people were saying like >> poor like, oh, but like the poor people like it's not a choice. I'm like, shut the ████ up. Shut up. So, I would hear dumb ideas like that and I'm like, you guys have no idea what you're talking about. So, then you hear about race and you hear about this and that and you're like, okay, it's the white liberal people. I get it. You guys have ideas and you're paring each other. Whatever. Who gives a ████ I'm just going to focus on helping my family get the ████ out of pocket. >> But then who taught you that? That's all I cared about. >> How did you learn that mentality? >> Uh like all that reverse role model ████ You know what I mean? Like I just saw my family doing dumb ████ And I was
9:25 like, I'm never going to do that, but I need to save these ████ people. And that's all I gave a ████ about. I worked 18 credit hours, three jobs, >> and like I was a CA on campus, so I'd help get like people going to all these events and stuff. And >> that was my job. I didn't give a ████ about anything else. Like I'm doing this stuff. And if you guys want to come at me with like, "Oh, he said this the other day." I I don't ████ care. I don't care. You're not my people. You don't like what I said. I get it. You're right. All good. And then you just develop an identity to, you know, the more and more you get into this stuff. But >> you're not my people is a powerful tool. >> Yeah. >> That a lot of people don't can't really That's >> right. Born in the USA, >> brother. Do you think do you think uh would you laugh at like the Asian version of that? I think that should be funny as hell. >> But I want to see that bat. But he did something like that at the the nail salon thingy. >> Did he? He was an Asian person. If he's good, I I like that. >> No, you got to see it. It's
10:15 >> cuz it actually makes me happy when people can nail the nuances that I'm like, "Oh, you really understand." >> And he's also like he people complaining that he's getting this idea of like, "Oh, damn, black people are different." He knows that he's really going into a subculture of a subculture. >> He knows that. >> Yeah, that one. >> And that's why he went to NASCAR. >> So, he might be like, "Okay, yeah, there are still people in the United States who are like this, but >> what is this? It's not this, is it? >> No. Somebody else put a music on. People want to stop doing that ████ >> Why do they do that? >> What the hell? Like, what the ████ wrong with you guys? [Music]
11:07 >> What the hell? Yo, his accent's not bad. >> Who's next to him, though? [Music] >> He's just making ████ up. [Laughter] He he does pass for like a dark Vietnamese guy or like a Cambodian. Yeah. [Laughter] >> Can you just make it a little shorter?
11:58 >> The $10 mall. Not normal. >> See, but let >> But how much is that? >> 525. Jesus Christ. >> What's her name now? >> Lingling. [Laughter] >> Real quick. The best one. Look up breakfast at Tiffany's Asian guy. The best one. >> By far the best one. >> The Mickey. >> Yeah, the Mickey Rooney one. He just nailed it. >> Oh my god, >> this is so old. >> Oh yeah. Yeah. Well, we seen he did so well. >> He just did so good. >> Is that my uncle?
12:51 >> Just perfect Asian portrayal. You're so stupid. Terrible. >> I don't know what you're talking about. This guy's an Oscar winner, dude. >> I don't even think we can show this >> for real. >> Yeah. No, I think it's like cuz it's a movie. Yeah. It'll just like it'll take our whole ████ down. Like when he shows wrestling footage. >> Yeah, that ████ demonetized it. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Every time you show wrestling footage, it gets taken down completely. >> We don't even make money on that video. But see, the thing I like about what Duski is doing at the nail salon is it's actual like he's he's actually making fun of real situations that like you can relate with like stuff that you know happened. >> That's that's what I love about the breakfast diff. Asians always bumping into ████ dude. They're bumping into ████ and saying words. >> Yeah, Asians are just like bumbling idiots. Yeah, they're just fools. >> Yeah,
13:41 >> he's doing it right. There's a lot to say. I think he did it right. I think he's doing it right. I think he's doing it right. Yeah. >> I think he's basically just like playing observational comedy like as his own like thing, which is >> it's also it's just comedy. >> Yeah. Yeah. Like he's not >> comedy saved the ████ world. Like we're not in cancel culture anymore. Who gives a ████ >> I like that he's not really doing anything that Asians don't do either. Like that's totally real. Like they do act like that just like the NASCAR guy. >> There's guys like that at NASCAR. >> You know, I think the racism thing it's like you're like I said, you're in such a subculture of a subculture. Do people like that still probably exist in America? Yeah, but he knows it's like such a small fraction. >> And it's like if any white Karen on the internet b███████ about that like, well, now he walks away from that experience knowing it's true. He's a comedian. Yeah, >> he knows what he's doing. >> I think he did really good as the Asian guy, but I wish he was bumping into more stuff.
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