Eric Ochoa

Eric Ochoa, also known as SUPEReeeGO, was born on January 27, 1986, in Paramount, California. Before gaining recognition in entertainment, he worked at California Pizza Kitchen and attended Cerritos College. His career trajectory shifted with the creation of his YouTube channel, SUPEReeeGO, where he developed and popularized characters such as “eGO the Cholo” in his “Cholo Adventures Series” and “Cholo housewife.” He also gained a significant following for his humorous series “You Know You’re Mexican If…” His creative content and unique comedic style rapidly led to a large online presence.

Ochoa has leveraged his success on YouTube into acting, directing, and producing roles. He has appeared in various television series and short films, including playing Ego the Cholo in 40 episodes of “Cholo Adventures” from 2008 to 2019, Eric in “Jealous Boyfriend” (2014), and Pedro in “Pedro’s Auto” (2013-2014) for 16 episodes. He also took on the role of Mark in the TV mini-series “Single by 30” in 2016 for 7 episodes and Peppermint in “12 Deadly Days” in 2016. His film credits include “Mono” (2016) and “Taco Shop” (2018). Beyond acting, he directed “Cholo Adventures” for 40 episodes and “Jealous Boyfriend” (2014). He also served as a producer, notably for 37 episodes of “Cholo Adventures” and an episode of “Pedro’s Auto” in 2014, and as an associate producer for the film “Dreamer” (2013).

His digital footprint extends beyond his main YouTube channel, with companion channels like MyAltereeeGO, which features behind-the-scenes content and bloopers, and amieeeGO, dedicated to vlogging. His comedic musical spoof of Biz Markie’s “Just a Friend” accumulated over 14 million views since 2013, indicating his broad appeal. In his personal life, after a relationship with Veronica, he later began dating Vanessa Smalls, and they welcomed twins in 2020. Eric Ochoa continues to perform stand-up comedy, appearing at various Improv venues across the United States. His work often draws inspiration from his Mexican-American heritage and family experiences.