Jaylen Brown serves as pre-audition judge for Druski's 'Coulda Been Records' Boston auditions

Boston Celtics guard Jaylen Brown took up an unlikely yet comical role off the court.

Ahead of the Celtics' season opener Wednesday, Brown served as a pre-audition guest judge as part of comedian Druski's "Coulda Been Records" Boston auditions.

Brown particpated in a role similar to that of Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson -- who made an appearance in May -- as the decision-maker to determine if contestants should advance to the next round of their audition for the record label: to get in front of Druski, the fictional label's CEO.

Brown made four appearances in the auditions. The first was as an aspiring rapper named "Blicky," who donned a Jayson Tatum jersey. He also joked with a contestant who said she was there to support her brother, implying the contestant would be a perfect fit for the comedian's reality dating show.

"She needs to be on 'Coulda Been Love,' that's a keeper right there for Druski," Brown quipped.

The Celtics guard also hilariously asked a contestant, "BStar," what WNBA team she played for before she broke out dance moves, prompting Brown to send her to the official audition.

His final approval came for "Smeet," who did a motivational speech from the Sylvester Stallone film "Rocky."

Brown scored 25 points, grabbed 6 rebounds and dished out 4 assists in the Celtics' 117-116 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday.