Meet the Fil-Am actor behind children’s musical channel Ronnie Boy Kids
Children’s musical channel Ronnie Boy Kids is run by Filipino-American actor Ron Nery Jr. from Southern California | Photo from Ronnie Boy Kids – Songs & Adventures/YouTube
If you’ve been casually browsing entertaining kids’ videos on YouTube while looking after your younger family members, chances are you’ve come across Ronnie Boy Kids.
This channel may become your perfect destination for discovering kids’ music. And the man behind this? A Filipino-American singer-songwriter, actor, and kids’ entertainer from Southern California, Ron Nery Jr. also known as Ronnie Boy.
In just two years, Ronnie Boy has released two albums, accumulating views with hit tracks like “Burger,” “Clean Up Your Room,” and “Good Day.”
Recently, his YouTube channel has already crossed the one million view mark.
“This may be [a] small time relative to a lot of creators out there, but to us, it’s so BIG & meaningful, especially since we just started last year,” shared the Fil-Am performer in an Instagram post. “It tells me that we’re doing something right and impacting people all over the world.”
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Ronnie Boy, a lifelong entertainer, infuses his playful spirit into crafting children’s content that fosters creativity and positivity.
His sophomore album, “Big Kid Now,” not only delivers joyful tunes but also explores “a more mature sound, addressing subjects like bullying, shyness, and special education (IEP’s).”
Beyond his entertainment pursuits, he actively volunteers at a local library, reading to children, and contributes to the city’s Adaptive Program that supports individuals with developmental disabilities.
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Ronnie Boy’s dedication to spreading joy and making a positive impact shines through both his artistic work and community service.
Next time you’re searching for kids’ music, trust Ronnie Boy Kids to provide content that is both entertaining and educational.
