Jojo Tua

Jojo Tua, born in Silverdale, Washington, developed an early interest in performing arts. His career began with appearances in television commercials, which provided a foundation for his transition into dramatic acting roles and short films. A significant milestone in his early career was securing the role of Alex (Age 11) in the 2018 short film “Street Ships.” This performance contributed to his initial recognition within the industry and set the stage for subsequent projects.

Tua’s acting career progressed with roles in various television and film productions. In 2017, he appeared in “Cold Case Files” as Michael Dishon, a role that further amplified his exposure. The same year, he participated in the “Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards 2017” as John Cena’s Posse, demonstrating his versatility and involvement in different entertainment formats. A notable achievement includes his recurring role in the critically acclaimed HBO series “Euphoria” in 2019, where he played “Another Guy” and “Another Classmate” across two episodes. In 2020, he expanded his artistic scope by contributing as a composer to “Timecrafters: The Treasure of Pirate’s Cove,” diversifying his portfolio beyond acting. His most recent acting credits include playing Brodie in “Try to Smile” (2022) and an appearance in the TV series “The Underbed” (2022).

Beyond acting and composing, Jojo Tua has established himself as a recording artist. His musical style, characterized by a mellow rap approach, has garnered a following. Early musical releases such as ‘A.D.D’, ‘Sommer Ray (feat. Timeline)’, and ‘Space Jam’ have contributed to his presence in the music industry. He has leveraged social media platforms, accumulating over 447,000 followers on TikTok, to connect with a broader audience and promote his music. This multi-faceted career demonstrates his consistent engagement across various creative fields.