With a comedic and presenting style that has been described as observational, dry and conversational, Peckham’s Harry Pinero has emerged as a young and vital voice to play close attention to.

Harry began his career by sharing short videos on Snapchat, humorously satirising the daily occurrences in his life. While initially inspired by Kevin Hart’s 2011 stand-up special ‘Laugh At My Pain’, it was the successes of hometown contemporaries, Michael Dapaah and Mo The Comedian that made him realise there was a lane for him to launch his own career. 

Recent years have subsequently seen him go from strength to strength. In 2019 and 2022, he hosted the red carpet of the BET Awards and in 2020  hosted the BRIT Awards red carpet alongside host of Chicken Shop Date, Amelia Dimoldenberg. Then hosted red carpet interviews for YouTube at the BRITs again in 2022. He’s been granted the opportunity to interview high profile names such as Michael B. Jordan, Ed Sheeran, Idris Elba and England duo, Luke Shaw and Harry Kane. Elsewhere he has appeared as a critic on BBC Three’s ‘The Rap Game UK’ with veteran rappers Krept & Konan, ITV2’s ‘Don’t Hate The Players’, Sky Sports’ ‘Saturday Social’ and BBC One shows ‘The Wheel’, ‘Catchphrase’ , ‘Blankety Blank’ and ‘The Weakest Link’.  

 An avid sports fan and football connoisseur, Harry Pinero has also partnered with FIFA to host coverage of its ePremier League Invitational Tournament, as well as working with Manchester United on a commercial advert for the launch of their latest kit. Harry and Man Utd have forged a strong relationship and has filmed with the team for his own channel. 

In another big year ahead for sport, Harry is looking to further solidify himself as a voice for the people – connecting brands with cultures and fandoms across the globe.