Johnny Orlando is a Canadian-American singer, songwriter, and actor who first rose to fame in his childhood by posting pop song covers on YouTube, quickly building a devoted fanbase with millions of views. Born in 2003 in Mississauga, Ontario, he transitioned from viral covers to original music, releasing his first EP VXIIXI at age 12 before signing with Universal Music Canada and Republic Records. Orlando’s polished pop sound and relatable lyrics are showcased in albums like All the Things That Could Go Wrong (2022) and the EP The Ride (2024), which together have earned over 1.2 billion streams worldwide and multiple MTV Europe Music Awards for Best Canadian Act. In addition to headlining tours and collaborating with artists such as Mackenzie Ziegler and Ali Gatie, Orlando has contributed to charity singles and acted in web series like “Total Eclipse,” solidifying his reputation as a well-rounded entertainer and inspirational figure for young audiences. His work continues to evolve, drawing inspiration from fellow Canadians like Justin Bieber and Shawn Mendes, and reflecting personal growth and empowerment through a distinctly youthful lens.