jojo simmons

Jojo Simmons is a multi-faceted entertainer and entrepreneur, recognized for his appearances on reality television and his contributions to the music industry and social advocacy. After starring on MTV’s hit reality series ‘Run’s House’ from 2005 to 2009, Jojo Simmons established his presence in entertainment, contributing to the show’s NAACP award for outstanding reality series. His reality television career continued with WE TV’s ‘Growing Up Hip Hop,’ where he remains a cast member, currently featured in its seventh highly-rated season. Beyond his television appearances, Simmons has significantly expanded his entrepreneurial endeavors within the music and entertainment industries.

He serves as the CEO and co-founder of Whos House Entertainment, a music production company dedicated to the management and development of emerging artists. Demonstrating a commitment to community engagement, he also holds the position of general manager for Whos House Ballers, a traveling basketball team specifically established to support underserved youth in Queens, New York. In recent years, Simmons has broadened his focus to include impactful social initiatives and advocacy. He co-founded 3isFor, a media production company with a mission to elevate underrepresented voices through intentional storytelling and event production.

Leveraging his platform, he acts as an ambassador for non-profit organizations such as the Last Prisoner Project and advocates for the Cannabis Voter Project, actively raising awareness for cannabis policy reform and voter engagement. Additionally, he champions mental health and wellness within the music industry through his work with Backline. Simmons’ philanthropic engagements further extend to a partnership with the Vet22 organization, where he is involved in building a veteran transition home in metro Atlanta, Georgia. This reflects his diverse dedication to supporting various causes and showcasing his unwavering commitment to community impact.