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Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Druski and The Strokes Give SNL Its Highest-Rated Episode in Two Years

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    SNL’s first-ever episode featuring a content creator as host paid off in a big way in the ratings department: Last week’s episode hosted by Druski drew 5.6 million viewers, the show’s biggest audience in two years.

    The episode fared even better among the 18-34 demographic, where it earned its highest ratings in more than four years. It was also the most-watched SNL episode ever on Peacock.

    While Druski was no doubt a major draw, The Strokes’ appeal shouldn’t be discounted either, especially among Gen Z viewers, as the band has attracted a significant new wave of younger fans in recent years.

    Among other highlights, the episode saw Druski spoof You Can See Everything, Senator-elect James Talarico crash the cold open, Jeremy Culhane debut a humiliating Elon Musk impersonation, and The Strokes join the Five-Timers Club with some help from Walton Goggins.

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