Bold and Unfiltered: Tubi Actress Danielle Kline’s Steamy Plea to Comedian Druski Goes Viral

In a moment that’s equal parts shocking, hilarious, and audacious, 40-something Tubi actress and self-proclaimed grandma Danielle Kline has captured the internet’s attention with a no-holds-barred plea to comedian Druski. Insisting she’s “dead serious—not joking this time,” Kline boldly declared she wants the rising star to “lay on top of her, give her head, and tell a joke after.” The explicit video message, shared widely on platforms like WorldStarHipHop and X (formerly Twitter), has sparked a whirlwind of reactions, from laughter to disbelief, highlighting the unpredictable nature of viral fame in the age of social media.

Danielle Kline, known in entertainment circles for her role as Alicia in the 2025 Tubi drama “The Wrong Man,” directed by Jelen Trey Bell and Malik Peer, plays a widowed mother navigating loss, stability, and unexpected romance. The film’s synopsis mirrors life’s complexities: after a devastating loss, the protagonist seeks love again, only to find it may not be what it seems. Kline’s on-screen presence in this low-budget thriller, available for free streaming on Tubi, has given her a niche following among fans of straight-to-streaming content. But her off-screen antics have thrust her into a different spotlight—one that’s far more risqué and personal.

The video, first gaining traction on WorldStarHipHop on October 3, 2025, shows Kline delivering her message with unapologetic confidence. “I want you boo, I’m tryna hit that,” she teases in clips circulating on X, before escalating to her explicit desires. Posted by accounts like @CelebRapInsider and @NyourfaceTv, the footage has amassed thousands of views, with users sharing it under captions emphasizing her “shooting her shot” at Druski. One X post from @CelebRapInsider simply states: “actress danielle kline shoots her shot at druski: ‘i want you boo, i’m tryna hit that’ 😍🔥,” accompanied by a video snippet that’s equal parts flirtatious and forward.

Druski, born Drew Desbordes, is no stranger to viral moments. Ranked #9 on Forbes’ 2025 Top Creators list, the 30-year-old comedian has built an empire on satirical skits roasting everything from frat boys to celebrity barbers, amassing millions of followers across platforms. His hip-hop infused humor and strong fan engagement have attracted major brands, but he’s also faced controversies, like the 2024 incident where he apologized after a skit involving a child drew backlash from a parent seeking clout. Druski’s relatable, exaggerated characters—often parodying everyday absurdities—have made him a social media powerhouse, but Kline’s plea flips the script, casting him as the object of desire in a grandma’s bold fantasy.

Kline, embracing her “grandma” persona despite her age placing her firmly in mid-life, positions herself as a free-spirited figure unafraid to defy norms. In the WorldStar video description, she’s tagged alongside “Druski” and “Grandma,” suggesting this isn’t her first foray into humorous or provocative content. Her Facebook page, with posts about Frenchies (likely her dogs), hints at a multifaceted life beyond acting—perhaps blending everyday grandma vibes with on-camera boldness. The plea combines sensuality with humor, demanding not just intimacy but a punchline afterward, mirroring Druski’s comedic style. It’s a savvy nod to his brand, turning a potential thirst trap into a meta joke.

Social media reactions have been explosive. On X, users like @kalpriss shared the clip with: “Actress/YouTuber shoots her shot, saying she wants Druski ‘Somebody to give him this message’ 👀,” while @RootedInLegacy quipped, “She see you and she wants you @druski she can take it the easy way or the hard way the choice is yours 😩😂.” Comments range from supportive cheers—”She’s living her best life!”—to skeptical laughs, with some questioning if it’s a stunt for attention. WorldStar’s Facebook posts amplified the buzz, drawing millions of views and shares, as fans debate whether Kline is serious or channeling her acting chops for clout.

This isn’t the first time age-gap flirtations or bold celebrity pleas have gone viral. Druski’s skits often play with generational humor, like his “old-heads” parodies or hospital antics that hit too close to home for many. Kline’s approach echoes past internet moments, such as fans shooting shots at stars via DMs or public videos, but her explicit twist—tying sex to comedy—adds a layer of irreverence. Critics might see it as desperate, but supporters hail it as empowering, a grandma owning her sexuality without shame. In an era where Tubi stars like Kline hustle for visibility amid streaming saturation, such antics can boost profiles overnight.

Neither Kline nor Druski has publicly responded to the plea as of October 7, 2025, leaving room for speculation. Druski, fresh off appearances like teaching comedian tasks on “Hell’s Kitchen” Season 23, continues touring his comedic empire. For Kline, this could propel “The Wrong Man” viewership or land her more roles—or fizzle as a fleeting meme. Regardless, her words—”dead serious”—have ignited conversations on desire, humor, and the blurred lines of celebrity interaction online. As one X user put it, it’s a reminder that in the digital age, no shot is too wild to take.

The video’s spread underscores social media’s power to turn personal boldness into public spectacle. Whether Kline gets her wish—a lay, head, and joke—or it remains a hilarious what-if, her unfiltered energy has won over many. In a world of scripted content, her raw plea stands out, proving that sometimes, the best entertainment is unscripted and unapologetic.