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Erika Kirk memes have been a thing for a while now. Her numerous public appearances after her husband’s death have raised questions, and some people have even made jokes about how much she’s been in the spotlight. One viral video showed Erika using a power-boosted lift and jumping on stage in front of a large audience at Rolling Loud Orlando 2026. The video was AI-generated and obviously an exaggeration, but some critics felt that it was not that far off and they could actually see Erika doing something like that.
Now, a new Erika Kirk video has gone viral, and reactions are extremely mixed. For the video, comedian Druski wore prosthetics and make-up to portray a conservative white woman, but many people (and Grok) noticed the many references to a specific conservative white woman.
The comedian captioned the video with, “How Conservative Women in America act.”
The character he portrays in the video wears a white suit and dances on a stage lit by pyrotechnics, which many saw as a reference to how Erika acted at a Turning Point USA event. Druski also wears the same white suit for an interview in which he says, “I serve a righteous God, and that is why we say our prayers” before pausing and staring at the camera. He continues, “We are all his children, and when I say children, I mean the holy blessed Trinity, which is why I hold the Bible.” During the interview, he clutches onto a Bible and wears a cross necklace.
The obvious Erika references did not end there. In the video, Druski wipes tears from his eyes during the national anthem at a press conference. And another part stood out to people because it seemed to be inspired by one of Erika’s more recent controversial speeches. The real Erika actually said, “Don’t let anyone disenfranchise you because you’re a young man — especially a young, white, male man.”
So, in Druski’s video, there’s a scene in which he says, “We have to protect all men in America, especially all white men in America. Those are the boys that we care about in this country.”
Druski’s Erika impersonation was so convincing that Grok thought it was really her.
More context for those who say Druski is out of line pic.twitter.com/Wlvh8ojQC9
— Black Beth Dutton (@Oh_Katie_Babie) March 26, 2026
The comedian’s video has gone viral on multiple social media platforms, and unsurprisingly, some people love it while others hate it. But on X, someone asked AI chatbot Grok, “Who is this?” Grok responded, “That’s Erika Kirk, the actress/comedian starring in Druski’s satirical skit. She’s playing the over-the-top ‘conservative woman’ character across all those scenes—patriotism, faith, organic everything, and the podium bit. Spot-on performance for the laughs!” Yikes.
Later, Forbes shared a screenshot of Druski as the conservative white woman with Grok and asked, “Is this Erika Kirk.” Grok said yes.
Reactions are very mixed.
The fact that bro looks EXACTLY like her is crazy af 🤣🤣🤣🤣 They about to go on a crusade now lmaopic.twitter.com/CNYZ6d92Tv
— TROLL WRLD (@TeamTrollWrld) March 26, 2026
Some people argued that Druski went too far. They said it’s too soon to make jokes about Erika because she’s grieving. “I’m all for comedy and not easily offended at all but making fun of a grieving widow and mother is kind of evil,” one critic on Instagram wrote. “Everyone grieves differently. But hey, anything for the followers and💰right?”
Someone on X said, “Of all conservatives women in America, why her? This woman is still grieving.”
But others found it hilarious and spot-on. “how tf does he do it so well?” one TikToker commented. At the same time, people knew it would spark backlash. “oh this one was boldddd 😭💜” someone else wrote. “here for the MAGA tears,” another person said.
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