Netflix Signs Multi-Year Deal With Druski's 4LIFERS Entertainment

Netflix has signed a multi-year agreement with online creator Druski, whose comedy series Collect & Praise premieres on the platform on December 1, Tubefilter reported.

The series, which satirizes megachurch culture, was self-funded and produced through Druski's company, 4LIFERS Entertainment, and co-stars Mike Epps. Druski, whose real name is Drew Desbordes, said on the Diary of a CEO podcast with Steven Bartlett that the project set off a "bidding war" that Netflix won.

The deal extends past the new series. Netflix will license titles from Druski's existing catalog, including the dating-show parody Coulda Been Love and his label Coulda Been Records, and the company's announcement referred to additional projects to be named later.

Druski built his following through Instagram Live broadcasts and short-form sketches, and is set to host Saturday Night Live on November 7, 2026.

Netflix has struck similar agreements with creators including Mark Rober and Alan Chikin Chow as it competes with YouTube. The company cut jobs in October 2026, and co-CEO Ted Sarandos has said the streamer "could do better," according to Tubefilter.

This story was first reported by Tubefilter.