- Rossy Ross Mathews. (audience applause)
- Hi Drew.
Hi everybody. Hi. (audience applause)
Fun.
- It is time to hit the headlines.
And we have a very special guest at the desk.
He is a comedian
with 5 million TikTok followers who counts Kevin Hart
as a mentor and Drake as a friend.
Please welcome Druski!
- [Ross] Hi, Druski! (audience applause)
- How you doing? How you doing?
- You know how much I love you.
- What's going on, what's up?
What's good? - Oh!
- Druski, meet Drew-ski.
- Yeah, you're the real Druski.
- Well, people used to call me Drew-ski
when I was a kid. - No they didn't.
Are you serious? - Oh no they did, absolutely.
Drew Bear, Drew-ski, absolutely.
- Oh yeah, you know my government name
is actually D-R-E-W, just like yours.
Yes.
- [Drew] And by the way, (audience applause)
I just need to tell you.
- I know, I know what you're gonna say.
- I just want to take my clothes off
and put your clothes on
because your outfit is just giving me life.
I love- - I thought I had
the worst outfit up here today!
- [Drew] No! No! (audience applause)
- [Ross] No, you got the shorts going.
- Oh, you guys are faking it.
Don't clap for that. - Nope.
- Oh no, this is like,
you've got mad style. - Okay, okay.
- I want it.
- Thank you so much.
I appreciate that. - Alright. Well, first up.
Insider reports Nicolas Cage was so committed
to playing Dracula in the new movie Renfield,
he shaved his teeth down,
so his vampire veneers would fit more snugly
and not impede his speech.
And he also spent up to three and a half hours
in hair and makeup each day
to be fitted with his head-to-toe Dracula prosthetics.
This is so Nicolas Cage, right?
Thoughts?
- Not a chance. Not a chance. - Would you guys ever undergo
a physical change for anything?
- You wouldn't do this?
Not even for a role you could really
sink your teeth into? - I mean,
I'm big on the method acting. (audience laughing)
But I'm not shaving my teeth down to do that.
I ain't gonna lie to y'all.
No, I'm not doing that.
Not a chance, no. - No.
I'd have to take some time to really chew on it.
I really would. (audience laughing)
If they came to you and said,
"The role of a lifetime.
You just gotta shave your teeth down."
You wouldn't even think about it?
- Ooh, role of a lifetime. - Well, I might do that.
I might do that, yeah, seriously.
- Yeah. Alright! - It just depends
on what it is, you know what I'm saying?
If they bring back Space Jam 3.
- Yeah. - I might do that.
They bring back Space Jam 3,
so let's, y'all clap it up. (audience applause)
I'm gonna be the star of Space Jam 3.
- Now that's worth it.
- We've got Michael Jordan, Bugs Bunny,
and a filer.
- Yeah, that's all you need.
Alright, next up, the New York Post reports
men are a mess when it comes to skincare.
A study conducted by one poll
reveals 33% of Gen Z and Millennial men
don't have a skincare routine,
and half of the guys who were polled
would rather go out on a bad date
or go to a doctor's appointment
than be bothered with their skincare.
Alright, first, tell us. - Yes, yes.
- Druski. - Mm-hmm.
- You got good skin.
- Yes. - Yeah. What's your routine?
Or do you have one?
- Well, I wash my face as much as I wash my hind side,
so- - Oh, that's a good start.
- Yeah, that's a good skincare.
Let's clap it up for that! (audience applause)
Yeah!
- I hope you use a different towel.
- Yeah yeah, different towel.
Different towel,
different towel. - Different towels.
Different towels. - Different hands,
different towels. - Don't get it confused.
Yeah yeah yeah. - Yeah.
- No, I'm big on like,
you know the products they have like the two-in-one,
three-in-one.
- Right, you want efficiency.
- Yeah, I'm kinda like, I'll do it,
but I want the product in the product.
I ain't gonna get all the separate products
like all the women.
I'm gonna get the three-in-one, the four-in-one.
- Is there any man here
who does have a skincare routine?
- Hello.
Yes, thank you.
- There's a man up in the back.
Just out of curiosity,
what are you doing?
What's your name and who are you?
- Hi Drew!
My name is Jake.
I'm a college student here.
And for my skincare routine,
I just do like the basic, you know,
like cleanser.
I do some serums as well, moisturizer.
I also have like something that's prescribed by my doctor
because I've had bad acne scars
ever since I've hit puberty.
So just taking it one day at a time, really.
If you feel good, it's like a pick-me-up.
- I love that you said you just do the basics,
and you're like, lotion, serum,
prescription. (audience laughing)
But so you know, good for you.
You've gotta take care.
If I could go back and tell myself anything,
it'd be SPF, and put that pizza down.
You know, like those are the two things.
- Can I ask you a question?
Has, since you've done skincare,
like does it make you feel better about yourself,
like more empowered in your day?
Or do you just think it's, you know,
a box to check and moving on, don't think about it.
- Yeah, that's a great question.
You know, my skin has always been a big insecurity,
especially studying screen acting at my school,
there's this big narrative that we have
to look perfect on screen.
But taking it day by day,
it makes me feel good.
Even when I don't feel so good.
But I'm just doing something
to take care of myself.
And a little goes a very long way.
- You are so gosh darn well spoken!
- Oh, thank you! (audience applause)
- You think you're better than me, or something, man?
(all laughing)
You're better than me, man!
- Yeah. (audience applause)
- Yo, take that mic away from him.
(both laugh)
- Well, we're gonna- - Not better than me, man.
I'm still using three-in-one and four-in-one products.
- Oh my God, I love you guys.
Alright, we have to go to a quick commercial break.
We'll be right back with some more news.
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