Johnnys

Johnnys is a common misspelling of "Johnny's" or "Johnnies," depending on the intended meaning. More significantly, it refers to a Japanese talent agency called Johnny & Associates (株式会社ジャニーズ事務所, Kabushiki-gaisha Janīzu Jimusho).

Johnny & Associates, founded in 1962 by Johnny H. Kitagawa, is a prominent entertainment company in Japan. It specializes in training and managing male idol groups and individual performers. Over the decades, Johnny & Associates has played a major role in shaping the J-pop (Japanese pop music) scene, launching the careers of numerous popular and influential artists.

The agency is known for its rigorous training system, which focuses on singing, dancing, acting, and overall performance skills. Aspiring performers, often referred to as "Johnny's Juniors" during their training period, undergo extensive lessons and participate in various stage productions and television appearances.

Johnny & Associates is also involved in producing concerts, stage shows, television dramas, and films, often featuring its own talents. The agency's influence extends beyond entertainment, impacting fashion, trends, and popular culture in Japan. Notable groups managed by Johnny & Associates have included SMAP, Arashi, KAT-TUN, NEWS, and King & Prince, among many others. The company has faced scrutiny and controversy, particularly regarding allegations of abuse and exploitation of its trainees.