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Filipino actor and comedian (born )

For other people named José de León, see José de León (disambiguation).

In this Philippine name, the middle name or maternal family name is Ramos and the surname or paternal family name is de Leon.

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Born	Jose Maria Ramos de Leon Jr. () October 14, (age&#;78) Binondo, Manila, Philippines
Other&#;names	Boss Joey Henyo Master
Occupations	Comedian actor television presenter
Years&#;active	–present
Spouses	Eileen Macapagal &#; (m.&#;)&#;
Children	5 (including Keempee)

Jose Maria Ramos de Leon Jr. (born October 14, ), popularly known as Joey de Leon and also as Henyo Master, is a Filipino comedian, actor, television host and songwriter.

He is one of the members of the comedy trio, collectively known as TVJ with the Sotto brothers, Tito and Vic.

Aside from being one of the pioneer hosts of Eat Bulaga!, de Leon is also the creator of the said noontime variety show as recognized by the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL), and the co-founder of the show's production company, TVJ Productions.^[1]

Early life

De Leon was the second child of Jose Seoane de Leon (–) of Spanish Filipino descent, and Emma Manahan Ramos (–).

His paternal grandfather was the first mayor of Malolos, Bulacan.^[2] When he was three years old, his parents divorced. His father then moved to Madrid, Spain and eventually remarried.^{[citation needed]}

Career

Prior to being an entertainer, de Leon earned his architecture degree from the National University in Manila.

He was also a disc jockey for 12 radio stations when he was starting out. De Leon started his showbiz career in the s as a radio disc jockey and announcer. He worked for 12 radio stations, including all seven radio stations owned by ABS-CBN Corporation as well as other broadcasters like KBS. His first big break on TV was IBC 13's gag show OK Lang.

Tito, Vic and Joey

In , de Leon became a co-host of GMA Network's late afternoon variety show Discorama hosted by Bobby Ledesma. He invited his former co-stars at OK Lang, the Sotto brothers Tito, Vic and Val, to join him at Discorama. Only Tito and Vic accepted de Leon's invitation. The newly-formed trio began to do comedy newscast segments interspersed with Top 40 hit-song parodies.

Originally, the trio's appearance was supposed to be a one-off invitation as Discorama was set to be axed but after getting good feedback from the viewers and high ratings, the show was given a new lease on life by GMA management. The trio was later invited to become part of the noontime show Student Canteen as they released 12 albums based on their Discorama Tough Hits segment.

The sitcomIskul Bukol gave them nationwide fame as comedians. Soon after, other TV and movie offers came knocking on the trio's door.

In , Tito, Vic and Joey began hosting the noontime show Eat Bulaga!, which was pitted against the more established Student Canteen. Not long after, Eat Bulaga! toppled Student Canteen from the ratings.

The trio is still active on both Holy Week Dramas every Lenten Season and also on comedy variety show on Eat Bulaga!.

Ruby rodriguez biography In May , she gave birth to a son named Sebastian, fathered by Stephen Uy. Makati , Philippines. See also: Pepsi Paloma. GMA Network.

Solo artist

Although de Leon continued to do movies alongside his showbiz teammates Tito and Vic, he started doing solo performances for other TV shows. He top billed Joey and Son in , a sitcom on RPN where he played father to a young boy named "Jeffrey Laperal" played back then by Ian Veneracion.

He was also one of the gag performers on TODAS where his co-stars included Jimmy Santos and Val Sotto. Other TV shows included Apple Pie, Patis, Atbp., the Sharon Cuneta Show, and Let's Go Crazy. He was launched by Viva Films as a solo comedian in She-Man: Mistress of the Universe. He also tried his hand at directing films like Romeo Loves Juliet and Small, Medium, Large.

De Leon's films include Starzan. De Leon did several TV shows for GMA Network and ABC. In , he made a film comeback via the comedy Bangers for Viva Films as well as Pipti-pipti, Ang Tipo kong Lalake and Takot Ako sa Darling Ko. He hosts Eat Bulaga! which is now the longest-running TV program in the Philippines, and appears in other shows like Mel and Joey, Startalk, Nuts Entertainment and started a new show for ABC, the now-defunct Teka Mona, which replaced Wow Mali, his long-running TV show on the same network.

He started hosting Takeshi's Castle with Ryan Yllana. He is also the resident judge of the annual reality-based star search StarStruck and writes the entertainment column "De Leon's Den" once a week in the Philippine broadsheet Manila Bulletin.

In December , de Leon returned to recording with a novelty song he wrote titled "Itaktak Mo" ("Shake It Off").

Seen by critics as his answer to the other wildly popular hit "Boom Tarat Tarat" (written by Lito Camo and sung by de Leon's rival host Willie Revillame), "Itaktak Mo" was softly launched on Eat Bulaga! shortly before the Christmas season. In January , the song was launched on de Leon's album, Joey to the World 2 and gained airplay in most FM stations.

"Itaktak Mo" has also become part of Eat Bulaga!'s segment "Taktak Mo o Tatakbo" that replaced "Laban o Bawi", and is also one of the official dances of the 4th batch of the reality talent search StarStruck.

After "Itaktak Mo" became one of the most requested dance tunes of , de Leon followed it up with "Kagat Labi Song", which was launched on Eat Bulaga! on September 22, The "Kagat Labi" dance craze was already sweeping the whole country by storm before de Leon wrote it.

On February 24, , de Leon released a song titled "Walang Daya" ("No Cheating") with lyrics comparing his love to his rival host Willie Revillame's misfortunes (Wilyonaryo, Ferrari and Ultra stampede). He first sang it on his own program Mel and Joey.

On July 31, , de Leon tendered his irrevocable resignation as columnist ("De Leon's Den") for Manila Bulletin, and he is currently with The Philippine Star, and has a column, "Me, Starzan".

In late , de Leon wrote another hit Eat Bulaga! song titled "Ba Ba Boom". Then in early , he wrote another song, "Aalog-Alog". He also wrote the theme song for Diz Iz It!.

In , he played as Pablo Apostol, the rock-star father of George Apostol/DJ Heidee played by Sarah Geronimo in the romantic-comedy film Won't Last a Day Without You.

As a songwriter

De Leon wrote most of the lyrics of VST & Co. songs and some Cinderella songs. He also co-wrote "Ilagay Mo Kid" with Mike Hanopol which was performed by Hagibis.^[3] He also wrote "Ang Labo Mo" for Sharon Cuneta.^[4]

Controversies

Pepsi Paloma gang rape case

See also: Pepsi Paloma

year old actress Pepsi Paloma accused de Leon and fellow comedians Vic Sotto and Richie D'Horsie of gang raping and taking photos of her on June 21, , in a room at the Sulo Hotel in Quezon City.

On July 31, Paloma's manager Rey dela Cruz lodged a formal complaint with Defense Minister Juan Ponce Enrile. On August 18, , Paloma filed charges of rape and acts of lasciviousness against the three television personalities before the Quezon City fiscal's office.^[5] The crime of rape at the time, carried the death penalty in the Philippines, and to prevent his brother and his cohorts from being sent to the electric chair, Tito Sotto quickly went to see Paloma while she was still securing the services of Atty.

Rene Cayetano.

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According to Paloma, Tito Sotto coerced her into signing an "Affidavit of Desistance" to drop the rape charges against his brother and cohorts^[6]—Tito Sotto had allegedly placed a pistol on the table in front of Paloma when he went to talk to her.^[7]

Depression and self-harm comments

On October 5, , de Leon elicited controversy from Filipino netizens and high-profile figures advocating for mental health awareness, following a remark he made about depression during GMA's Eat Bulaga! segment "Juan for All, All for Juan", saying in part that the mental disorder is "just something made up by people" and that "they do it to themselves".

He apologized the following day.^[8][9]

On September 23, , de Leon sparked another controversy in TV5's E. A. T. segment "Gimme 5", where he suggested that a rope is one of the most common objects placed on a person's neck, which was widely interpreted by audiences as a reference to suicide by hanging.^[10] De Leon's remark was harshly criticised on social media as insensitive, resulting in calls for MTRCB chairperson Lala Sotto – daughter of fellow E.A.T. host Tito Sotto – to investigate on the matter.^[11] The management of E.A.T. issued an apology, saying they are "regretful and apologetic to those who were offended by the said utterance".^[12][13]

Filmography

Film

Year	Title	Role	Film production
	Mang Kepweng	Tres Dwendes	GP Films
	Swing It Baby!	Joey	Lea Productions
	Rock, Baby! Rock!	himself
	Iskul Bukol (Freshmen)	Joey Escalera	GP Film
	Mr. Julia clarete biography philippines Toggle the table of contents. It is supposed to return an export table. Joey de Leon. Binondo, Manila , Philippines. One-Two-Three	Ricky	Regal Films
	Age Doesn't Matter	Johnny
	Palpak Connections	Katch
	Bilibid Gays	Daria
	D'Gradweyts	Jomari	GP Films
	Tartan	Danny
	Magtoning Muna Tayo	Rene Soriano
	Mr. One-Two-Three Part 2	Ricky
	Si Ako at Tres Muskiteros!	Ariong Muskitero
	Tatlo Silang Tatay Ko	Bronzon	'D Wonder Films
	Ang Tapang Para sa Lahat!	Raphael	Lea Productions
	M.I.B.: Men in Brief	Eugene Williams
	My Darling Princess	Joakim	Regal Films
	Goodah!	Owen	Seiko Films
	Give Me Five	Jackson	Regal Films
	Pepe en Pilar	Pepper
	Naku Ha!	Billy Jean	Seiko Films
	I Have Three Hands	Carlos "Caloy" Agatep	Regal Films
	Ride on Baby	John	Seiko Films
	Doctor, Doctor We Are Sick	Robin	Viva Films
	Mama Said, Papa Said, I Love You	Boy	Regal Films
	Ma'am May We Go Out?	Jeff Soriano	Viva Films
	Working Boys	Ernie
	Super Wan, Tu, Tri	Baltazar	Regal Films
	Send in the Clowns	Jojo
	Horsey-Horsey, Tigidig-Tigidig	Gringo
	The Best of Iskul Bukol: The Movie	Joey Escalera
	Forward March	Dodong
	Shoot That Ball	Tinggoy
	Ready!.. Aim!.. Fire!..	Hagler
	Fly Me to the Moon	Jacko
	Wake Up Little Susie	Alexander
	Sheman: Mistress of the Universe	Pando/She-Man	Viva Films
	Good Morning, Titser	Priest	Seiko Films
	I Love You 3x a Day	Fairy godmother	Viva Films
	Smith & Wesson	James Smith
	Starzan: Shouting Star of the Jungle	Starzan	Regal Films
	Barbi: Maid in the Philippines	Bartolome/Barbi	Movie Arts Productions
	Si Malakas at si Maganda	Police Officer	Regal Films
	Long Ranger & Tonton: Shooting Stars of the West	Davie Bowie aka Long Ranger
	Starzan II: The Coming of the Star Son	Stazan
	Elvis and James: The Living Legends! (Buhay Pa Mukhang Alamat Na!)	Elvis Presto	Viva Films
	SuperMouse and the Robo-Rats	Mickey	Regal Films
	Romeo Loves Juliet But Their Families Hate Each Other!	Romeo Sr.	Starzan Films
	Hotdog	Pedro	Seiko Films
	Small, Medium, Large	Prince/Director	Starzan Films
	My Funny Valentine	Mang Pandoy	Regal Films
	Elvis and James 2	Elvis Presto	Viva Films
	Ganda Babae, Gandang Lalake	Joseph	Regal Films
	Kabayo Kids	Pando/Yellow Banana
	Little & Big Weapon	Mel Bigson
	I Have 3 Eggs	Ariong
	Tangga and Chos: Beauty Secret Agents	Ray Tangga	Movie Arts Productions
	Starzan III: The Jungle Triangle	Starzan	Regal Films
	Little Boy Blue: Tiny Terrestrial	Prof. Edwin Presto
	Tiny Terrestrial: The Three Professors	Prof. Kagat labi julia clarete biography Wake Up Little Susie. He also wrote the theme song for Diz Iz It! Filipina actress and singer. July 29, Edwin Presto
	Ali in Wonderland	Fernando/Ali	OctoArts Films
	Barbi 2: For President	Bartolome/Barbi del Rosario	Movie Arts Productions
	Onyong Majikero	Ervin	OctoArts Films
	Goosebuster	Patrick Sisi	Regal Films
	The Return of the Long Ranger & Tonton: How the West Was Wrong	Davie Bowie a.k.a. Long Ranger
	The Wild Cowboys	Juan Gomez	Movie Arts Productions
	Sam and Miguel	Miguel	Regal Films
	Alyas Batman en Robin	Batman/Bruce
	Pandoy, ang Alalay ng Panday	Pandoy	Movie Arts Productions
	Bangers	Hip	Viva Films
	Run Barbi Run	Bartolome	GMA Films
	Detective: Michael & Jackson	Ricky Lashley	Movie Arts Productions
	Ang Tipo kong Lalake (Maginoo Pero Medyo Bastos)	Boy	Neo Films
	Ang Misis kong Hoodlum	Andy
	Pipti-pipti: One for You, Two for Me	Jack
	Takot Ako sa Darling Ko	Santi
	Wow! Multo	Kuya Joe Baruc	MAQ Productions
	Super Idol	Pandoy	Neo Films
	Lastikman	Elmer	OctoArts Films
	Pakners	Pickpocketer	Regal Films
	Fantastic Man	Doc	OctoArts Films
	Enteng Kabisote: OK Ka Fairy Ko The Legend	Mulawit	M-Zet Productions
	Enteng Kabisote 2: Okay Ka Fairy Ko The Legend Continues!	Panggay
	Enteng Kabisote 3: Okay Ka, Fairy Ko: The Legend Goes On and On and On	Shintaro Gokoyami
	Enteng Kabisote 4: Okay Ka Fairy KoThe Beginning of the Legend	Karimarimar
	Iskul Bukol: 20 Years After	Joey Escalera	OctoArts Films
	Ang Darling Kong Aswang	Mang Kepweng
	Pak! Pak! My Dr. Kwak!	Doctor	Star Cinema
	Won't Last a Day Without You	Pablo Apostol	Star Cinema & Viva Films
	My Little Bossings	SPO2 Bryant	OctoArts Films, APT Entertainment, M-Zet Productions, K Productions
	My Bebe Love: KiligPaMore	Dom	GMA Films, APT Entertainment, OctoArts Films, M-Zet Productions, MEDA Productions
	Enteng Kabisote 10 and the Abangers	Pandoy	OctoArts Films, APT Entertainment, M-Zet Productions, GMA Films
	Barbi: D' Wonder Beki	Barbie	OctoArts Films, APT Entertainment, M-Zet Productions
	My Teacher	Solomon	Ten17P, Tincan Productions, DepEd Entertainment

Television

Voice actor

Animation

Albums/songs discography

• TVJ Tough Hits series (12 albums) (Vicor Music Corp.)
• Joey de Leon Tough Hits (OctoArts International, now PolyEast Records)
• JoeyRassic (MCA Music)
• Mga Pakyuuuut ni Joey de Leon (OctoArts-EMI Music, now PolyEast Records)
• "Spageti Song" (duet with Sexbomb Girls from the album Round 2) (Sony BMG)
• "Halukay Ube" (duet with Sexbomb Girls from the album Bomb Thr3at) (Sony BMG)
• Joey to the World (Sony BMG Music)
• Joey to the World 2 (Sony BMG Music) (featuring "Itaktak Mo")
• Kagat Labi (EMI Philippines, now PolyEast Records)

Awards

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