Comedians Funny Marco and Druski took what was supposed to be a simple painting session and turned it into a hilarious, off-the-rails experience. Between jokes about their childhood, unexpected gift exchanges, and relentless roasting, the two kept the energy unpredictable from start to finish.
While the jokes never stopped, Druski took a moment to open up about his upbringing. The comedian reflected on his experiences growing up, sharing how his childhood shaped his sense of humor. While he kept things lighthearted, it was a rare glimpse into the man behind the jokes.
The night’s painting instructor, Jamal, introduced himself as a professional artist from Atlanta with over 20 years of experience. But instead of discussing art, Marco immediately turned the conversation into a full-blown roast session, jokingly asking if Jamal had ever been to prison before pursuing painting. The room erupted in laughter as Jamal dodged the question, struggling to keep the session on track.
When the topic of education came up, both comedians got candid about their school days. Marco admitted he had difficulty in class and revealed he was once in a remedial reading program where he had to listen to books on headphones. The jokes flew when someone mentioned Hooked on Phonics, but Marco quickly shut down any talk of dyslexia or ADD.
Druski also reflected on his own school experience, recalling moments that shaped his personality and humor. While they both laughed through the conversation, the discussion gave fans a rare glimpse into their journeys before fame.
The awkward moments kept coming. At one point, Marco was caught off guard by an unexpected hug, leading to an uncomfortable reaction. Later, during a surprise birthday gift exchange, his coworkers presented him with various presents—including a pack of weed, despite him not being a smoker. The unexpected gift left Marco speechless and set off another round of jokes.
The night took another hilarious turn when Marco was put on the spot about his dating preferences. When asked what kind of women he liked, he admitted he admired “studs”—which immediately turned into yet another round of jokes at his expense.
The painting session wasn’t just about art—it was also packed with unpredictable and hilarious moments
