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Johnny Orlando (3)
Canadian singer-songwriter and actor (born 24th January 2003). Since 6 years old (in 2008) he was actually start his vocal of his singing until he decided to put on his YouTube channel upon uploading his song covers on December 6, 2011 when he uploaded his first cover of Justin Bieber's Mistletoe with his sister Darian. After his video breeched a million views, he widely popular across the social media especially on Instagram under jis influence on hip-hop rap and breakdown dancing back then, he formerly known as JohnnyOSings or JohnnyO for short, since early career he released 4 of his original song on YouTube from 2012-2014. In 2015, he formally shifted his life to Los Angeles but continue his song covers and processing on his first EP VXIIXI in 2015, it became friends with Carson Lueders, Jacob Sartorius, Mackenzie Ziegler and Annie Leblanc, on 2017 he formally signed with Universal Music Canada and released his first single under his record label called "The Most". On 2018 together with Mackenzie Ziegler, they released the song "What If" and became a global phenominal hit across streaming platforms and gained 125 million streams as of today, on the following year in 2019 "Teenage Fever" was released about his persona as transitioning from Tennager to Adulthood In 2020, his 2nd EP "It's Never Really Over" was released on October 23rd consisting of 6 tracks including Everybody Wants You was among the top listenable and became widely played across Canadian radio from 14 months and gained to the canadian AC at #14. In 2022, he released his 1st album entitled "all the things that could go wrong" on 18th August. Aside of his main ideas to producing music, he collaborated the Canadian Electronic Duo DVBBS, and American indie producer and singer BEENEE, also he was numerously appeared on Children's tracks on Buwyan and Bae, Pinocchio and My Little Pony: A New Generation. He also received a Juno Award nomination for Breakthrough Artist of the Year at the Juno Awards of 2019 and also for the Teen Choice Awards. He won for four times at the MTV Europe Music Award for Best Canadian Act from 2019 to 2022.