Parry Gripp is an Emmy-winning songwriter and recording artist, whose best-known works include “Raining Tacos;” songs for Netflix’s “Ask The StoryBots;” and theme songs for Disney’s “The 7D,” The Cartoon Network’s “Ben 10: Omniverse,” Marvel’s “The Super Hero Squad Show,” Netflix’s “StoryBots: Answer Time.”

He was series composer for Disney’s “The 7D” and has also written songs for Disney’s “Phineas & Ferb” (where he appeared as a special guest), Netflix’s “Waffles + Mochi,” Netflix’s “Emily’s Wonder Lab,” Hallmark’s “Hoops & Yoyo” television specials, Amazon’s “Lily The Unicorn,” and the “Party Animals” video series for National Geographic Kids, now on Disney+.

Gripp maintains a highly popular YouTube music channel, with over 1.2 million subscribers and 590 million views, featuring children’s favorites such as “Raining Tacos,” “Space Unicorn,” “Do You Like Waffles?,” “Baby Monkey (Going Backwards on A Pig),” and numerous others. His songs are streamed an average of 500,000 times a day on major music streaming services.

His YouTube videos were featured in Ricky Gervais’ Netflix series “Derek.” Actor Christoph Waltz portrayed a hamster in a sketch to Gripp’s song “Hamster On A Piano” on Jimmy Kimmel’s 2014 post Academy Awards show.

For nearly a decade, Gripp created and recorded songs for Wawa’s popular “Hoagiefest” advertising campaign. His other advertising work includes songs for Hasbro’s “Elefun and Friends” ads, including “Hungry Hungry Hippos,” “Chasin’ Cheeky,” and more.

Gripp’s first children’s book “Somebunny Loves Me” was published by National Geographic Kids with an accompanying song and video. He followed this up with “Raining Tacos,” based on his hit song by the same name and published by HarperCollins.

Older fans might recognize Gripp’s style in the main title music for Amazon’s “Hazbin Hotel” and in the theme song to “Buffy The Vampire Slayer” which he wrote and recorded with his band Nerf Herder.