“Get Ready to Meet Lulu: The Rhinoceros Who Will Teach Your Kids About Kindness and Self-Love!”
Hold onto your dancing shoes, because Apple TV+ is about to drop a musical extravaganza that’s going to get everyone—kids and parents alike—singing along! Say hello to Lulu Is a Rhinoceros, an all-new animated special set to premiere globally on May 30, bringing joy, laughter, and a whole lot of heart to your screens. Based on the charming children’s book by Jason and Allison Flom, this special isn’t just about a rhinoceros—it’s about embracing your true self, kindness, and spreading a little magic wherever you go.
So, what’s the deal with Lulu? Well, she’s a rhinoceros through and through—at least, that’s how she sees herself when she looks in the mirror. Join Lulu on an unforgettable journey full of catchy tunes, empowering messages, and plenty of adorable moments that’ll have your whole family cheering.
Meet Lulu: A Rhinoceros with a Heart of Gold
In a world that often tells us to fit in, Lulu refuses to be anything other than herself. When she looks in the mirror, she sees a rhinoceros—and she’s proud of it! Lulu’s quest? To spread kindness, accept herself, and show everyone that true beauty lies in embracing who you are. Along the way, she meets a colorful cast of friends who help her on her journey, each of whom brings something unique to the table (and the song list). Powered by catchy tunes and heartwarming messages, Lulu’s adventure will not only keep your kids entertained but will also spark important conversations about acceptance, self-love, and kindness.
A Star-Studded Cast You Don’t Want to Miss
Lulu’s big adventure comes to life thanks to a fantastic voice cast, led by the incredibly talented Auli’i Cravalho, best known for voicing Moana in Disney’s hit film. She’ll bring the lovable Lulu to life with her vibrant voice, alongside a powerhouse team that includes:
Alex Newell (of Glee fame) as Cory
Dulé Hill, the Emmy-nominated star of Psych, as Flom Flom
Paul Rust (from Love) as Finn
Utkarsh Ambudkar, the hilarious star of Ghosts, as Hip-Hop
With this dream team in place, you can bet that Lulu Is a Rhinoceros is going to have tons of fun and personality from start to finish!
A Musical Journey for the Whole Family
What makes this special even more exciting? The music! Get ready for an empowering pop musical experience with original songs that’ll get stuck in your head for days. Golden Globe nominee Leland wrote the music, while Allison Flom (the show’s head writer) penned the lyrics. From the first note to the last, the songs in Lulu Is a Rhinoceros will have your kids dancing around the living room and belting out the catchy tunes right along with Lulu herself.
The talented duo of Jina Hyojin An and Shirley Song provide an original score that complements the uplifting music perfectly. Whether it’s an anthem about being your true self or a ballad about friendship, the musical numbers will strike a chord with every viewer.
Behind the Scenes: A Dream Team of Creators
Produced by Propagate Content and Bento Box Entertainment, the special is brought to life by a team of visionary creators. Jason and Allison Flom serve as the driving force behind the project as executive producers, along with Brett Coker, Scott Greenberg, and Dana Tafoya-Cameron. Notably, Angela Stempel directs the special, ensuring that the vibrant world of Lulu Is a Rhinoceros will capture the hearts and imaginations of audiences everywhere.
Why You Need to Tune In
With themes of kindness, self-acceptance, and spreading joy, Lulu Is a Rhinoceros is the perfect family special to watch together. It’s more than just a cute rhinoceros—this is a celebration of being unapologetically yourself and finding strength in friendship. Whether you’re looking for a fun afternoon distraction or a heartwarming show to watch with the whole family, Lulu Is a Rhinoceros promises to deliver an unforgettable experience.
So, grab your popcorn, gather the family, and make sure to mark May 30 on your calendars because you won’t want to miss this vibrant, feel-good special on Apple TV+. Who knew a rhinoceros could teach us so much about kindness and being true to ourselves?
