Remember the Nickelodeon childstar Rob Pinkston? Well, you might not recognize him now! Seventeen years after his stint as Coconut Head on the hit show “Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide,” Rob Pinkston has taken a different path and has transitioned into a music career.

Rob Pinkston played Coconut Head on Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide

The once-familiar face of Coconut Head has now traded in his acting chops for a new passion in music. Rob, now 35 years old, has been making waves with his electro dance tracks, which he promotes on platforms like Spotify and Instagram. His latest single, “Welcome To My Party,” has been well-received by his fans.

The actor is now working as a musician

Aside from his music career, Rob leads an exciting jet-setting lifestyle. He shares glimpses of his travels around Europe and other tropical locations on his social media platforms.

The Nickelodeon star appeared in over 42 episodes of the sitcom

You might also remember Rob Pinkston from his appearances on MTV’s hidden camera practical joke television series, Punk’d. With Ashton Kutcher as the host, Rob took part in five episodes, playing cheeky pranks on famous faces such as tennis star Serena Williams and singer Jos Stone.

Rob Pinkston’s career started when he landed the role of Coconut Head on his 16th birthday. He became a recurring character on “Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide,” appearing in over 42 episodes. His character received the nickname Coconut Head due to a haircut gone terribly wrong.

Rob has starred alongside some huge names including Ashton Kutcher

Aside from his role on Nickelodeon, Rob also starred in a number of hit films, including “The Derby Stallion” with Zac Efron. He even had the opportunity to work with Whoopi Goldberg in the film “If I Had Known I Was a Genius” in 2007. Furthermore, Rob showcased his voice acting talents on the popular Cartoon Network show “Ben 10,” the PBS show “Danger Rangers,” video games, commercials, and even at Walt Disney’s EPCOT in the Canada 360 movie experience.

So, the next time you hear the name Rob Pinkston, remember that he’s not just the Coconut Head from your childhood memories. He has embarked on a new journey in the music industry, captivating audiences with his electrifying tracks. To stay updated on his music and adventures, you can follow Pinky Pinkston on Spotify and Instagram.

Source: F5 Magazine

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