Druski, comedian and internet personality, made an outrageous Tweet that everyone has been talking about-or should I say roasting him over-for the past week. The Tweet read, ‘I KNOW BALL @PrizePicks’ alongside a link to the sports betting platform. The replies were an entirely different energy.
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So let’s break down the tweet first. Druski has become famous for his super-funny skits and unshakeable confidence-so, in perfect Druski fashion, tagging PrizePicks, an online fantasy sports betting platform where users get to predict the performances of players. The catch? After that, the internet was not going to hear any of it.
ShlatsPicks responded, “@druski @PrizePicks Bro does NOT know ball💔,” in response. Ouch. Another user added: “@druski @PrizePicks U don’t know ball at all ur slips chalk everytime🤣.” Chalk, for you bettors, means obvious, safe picks; basically calling Druski’s taking contrived and boring.
Some were sweet: Jacques chimed in, saying, “@druski @PrizePicks My boy active keep balling,” while Sameniggaa called him a legend, saying, “@druski @PrizePicks This guy is a legend brav 😭.” Quite mixed.
Enter the random chaotic replies that make Twitter the beautiful stain that it is. One user, Zeal, seemingly without provocation, brought in Rubi Rose: “@druski @PrizePicks Still can’t believe Rubi Rose didn’t give you anything. But everyone else does.” Like…what? Meanwhile, another user, march, went in with, “druski @PrizePicks dru you built like sim bullar.” Not so sure what that means…but it sounds urt.
Interestingly, some users just appeared confused; AimMetaX dove in, writing, “@druski @PrizePicks Anyone make money off this?” Another user, Filly, was however quick to deliver another backhanded compliment: “Golden child for prize 🫣.”
In came, however, one man; ŁÜKŠ ŁÔĆKŠ, delivering replies full of betting strategies like: “WE START 1/1 🔥🚀 Tucker O 6.5 FS✅✅✅ Corbin having an amazing game as well down there in the leans, ALWAYS play weather games and there are so much today #Bettingx #GamblingX”. Uh sir, that’s a Druski tweet, not a theory for any sportsbook.
To put it concisely, Druski made an outright Twitter moment-love-hate-randomness with people putting forth whatever came to their minds on Druski’s tweet. Whether he knows “ball” or not will be a great issue, but what is certain is that he got people chattering. And in the social media world, that’s halfway there.
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So yeah, while he might not be the next sports betting guru, he certainly knows how to entertain the internet. And we’ll just go ahead and say that’s a win right there.
