Name: Theo and Chris Distefano React to the Viral Druski Video
Uploaded: 2025-09-11T15:55:18.000Z
Description: Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Theo and Chris Distefano React to the Viral Druski Video' from Theo Von Clips on Comedy Buff. Published 2025-09-11. Transcript available.

Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Theo and Chris Distefano React to the Viral Druski Video' from Theo Von Clips on Comedy Buff. Published 2025-09-11. Transcript available.

Oh, they just had that Drewski clip that came up. I want to talk about that.
Did you see that?
No, but I'd love to see it. It's cool to not know what's going on in the world
at all.
And it's also cool to catch up with you when I don't even know what's going on
in your life.
Well, this is the kind of thing that's happening. And we will get into that
because I know last
time you were here, we had a huge conversation for two hours. It was Valentine's
Day. We talked
about love. We talked about where we're at. That must have been years ago, dude.
It was a couple years ago. You've had some big things happen in your life
where you have been forced into marriage by a semi-illegal alien.
And we're going to talk about that. Yes. We're going to talk about that.
But first, I want to talk a little bit more about race and race baiting.
Okay. Cross-racial behaviors right here. This is a clip that
of a white male, let's see, that Drewski put together.
Okay.
Here's the love. Here's the honor.
If you can't come in here, come on.
I think this is a Jason Kelsey impersonation also.
Look at this.
Hey, Joanna.
Joanna.
She's going to listen.
Come on. You need to listen to your Nana.
Cedar Point.
Hey, you lost, boy?
No, I'm going to the race.
What race?
NASCAR race.
You're going to NASCAR?
Yes, sir.
A little bitch.
You ain't lost, did you?
What is this shit, dude?
You sure about that?
Do you think that kind of racism happens that much, really?
Or this is more like in movies type shit, dude?
I mean, look, dude, I live in New York, so I don't know what it's like in the
South, but
I know racism exists.
I also know that it's kept alive by the media and the internet and all that
stuff because
there's so many people that make so much profit off it that you're like, but I
mean, I think
that's fine.
I mean, Drewski doing that is just like a good bit, but I should be able to
then fully
dress black.
Well, that's where I'm going, right?
Because at this point, it's like, yeah, this is hilarious, right?
Like, I thought the part with the black dude was so, it's tough to watch
because you're
like, is he now perpetuating this thing that, I don't think that shit happens,
dude.
Like, you know what I'm saying?
I grew up in areas with a lot of racism.
You know, I've dabbled in it.
Sure.
But I don't see that kind of, I mean, I think you see that shit like in a time
to kill
an old movie or like, you know, like in the heat of the night, you know, and
that's just
my perception, but I don't even know if a lot of my black friends would say
that they
see that kind of shit.
Maybe they do though.
Maybe I'm completely blind.
Maybe.
But I think at this point, it's like you could do that.
Somebody could do a black face if they wanted to.
Right.
To create humor in it.
Do you think so?
I mean, I guess you can, you can try.
I think you could try whatever you want.
You could try.
I think you do it up.
You try whatever you want.
I don't have, me personally, I wouldn't do it.
Not because of, just because I don't have the comedy behind it.
You wouldn't look good as a, as a, as a African-American.
Exactly, dude.
And I, cause I got a lot of skin tags.
So even if I went like black face or black full body, cause I would most likely
just go
black chest.
Oh, I go black arms and legs and I get out on the court and I'd ball.
Right.
And I would keep the face white, but I got a lot of skin tags and moles and
stuff.
So it wouldn't look right.
But I think every, in the name of comedy, I say, give it a try.
That's why with Drewski, I mean, that was funny to me.
Give it a try.
Any white person that's offended by that is just, you know, they're kind of Guantanamo
Bay in a way.
Yeah.
In a way, dude, everybody's kind of just a little bit sensitive and you really
start
to feel better about your life.
I think ultimately when you come, well, again, I won't want to, I don't generalize
anything
anymore.
Me specifically, I started to feel so much better and happier when I just got
off social
media.
Cause I was like, Oh, the regular, all the racism and drama, it's all happening
in the comments
of people that you don't know.
Any, anybody I've made a decision in my life.
If I don't know you personally, you don't affect me at all.
Positive or negative.
You can tell me how great I am.
It doesn't matter.
You can tell me how much I suck.
It doesn't matter.
You could call me any name in the book.
Don't care.
Unless I personally knew you.
If you, Theo Vaughn was like, Hey Chris, this.
You're a f*** or whatever.
Exactly.
Well, dude, I mean, that's, that's how we talk, man.
I would just, I would just look at my last text from you.
Yeah.
Facts.
Facts.
But no, I just think I like, I love this in the name of comedy.
I think it's the kind of comedy that's fun and that you need.
Yeah.
And I think like, if somebody were doing something messed up and that is racist,
I think you can
feel that.
Yes.
Undeniably.
To me, you can't be racist and funny.
It's one or the other.
Like you can't, you can't be hateful.