Ricky Anderson, the 20-year music industry executive and former Head of A&R at G.O.O.D. Music, recently announced the launch of a new animated musical series called 'The Tunies.' The new streaming content will be available on YouTube and follows the adventures of Avery and his diverse group of friends at Chasin' Clouds Daycare.
Produced with unmatched music and video production quality, the series hit YouTube just two months ago and has already accrued nearly 6 million views and well over 100,000 watch hours, catching the attention of celebrities including 2 Chainz, Pusha T, Christina Milian, and Jimmie Allen.
"It's so key that children see representation at a young age and there is definitely not enough quality content available," says Anderson. "I watched a young boy point to The Tunies crew and tell his mom that the boy had the same hair he did. As a father who is raising children of color, It's important for me to bring more of those moments to families across the globe."
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Animated Musical Series for Children
- Create new animated musical series featuring diverse characters that represents underrepresented communities.
- Music and Video Production for Children's Entertainment
- Incorporate high-quality music and video production into children's shows to engage and entertain young audiences.
- Streaming Content for Children
- Develop new and engaging video content for YouTube and other streaming platforms that appeals to children and their families.
Sectors Adopting This
- Children's Entertainment
- Opportunities to invest and develop high-quality, diverse children's programming with strong music and animation production values.
- Media and Streaming
- Develop new streaming platforms specifically targeted at the children's entertainment market.
- Music Production
- Invest in the development of music production specific to children's television shows or expand into new markets with this type of production.
