Druski’s parody about “Conservative U.S. Women” mocks Erika Kirk and is heavily trending

Druski/Instagram/@druski

The late Charlie Kirk's wife, Erika Kirk, became the focus of a new skit by internet comedian Druski about “conservative women.”

In the video, Druski humorously mocked many of the Turning Point CEO's public speeches and online moments. He captioned the video, “How Conservative Women in America Act,” while wearing a similar wardrobe and adopting the same hairstyle and makeup as Erika Kirk. The video garnered over 40 million views in about 24 hours and nearly 5 million likes on Instagram.

Druski as Erika Kirk/Instagram/@druski

Part of the skit made fun of Erika's statement, in which she told "men" not to let anyone "disenfranchise" them simply because they are young, particularly "young white (male) men." Drewski added an ad-lib, stating, "Those are the boys that we care about in this country.... America is built on their backs... Cuz' they are the ones who matter the most."

In response, it was rumored that Erika responded to the parody on X, saying, "But if I did blackface as part of a skit, I'd be cancelled and called a racist." However, multiple media outlets reported that this response was not authentic, and Erika has not yet made an official comment.

Erika Kirk/Instagram/@mrserikakirk

Commentator Jon Root expressed his disapproval, writing, “This is too far man… You were completely disrespectful during NFL Honors & now you’re making fun of Erika Kirk, whose husband was brutally assassinated. This ain’t it.” Many online users also feel that mocking Erika at this time is inappropriate, given that Charlie's assassination is still fresh in people's minds.

Druski's Instagram post has accumulated close to 350,000 comments from followers of all cultures, who are playfully commenting about the spoof.

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