Hey AJ Theme Song Released Before Premiere

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Walt Disney will release a new family comedy in 2026. To celebrate this, they have released the Hey AJ theme song and several music videos.
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[GlamMOM]

Hey AJ looks cute, honestly. I like shows that make kids’ imaginations feel big, and this seems to do that. The theme song is catchy, and I can imagine kids repeating the chorus all day like the article said. The album version felt a bit slow with all the talking at the start, but I get why they did it—introduces her family and personality. The show version is shorter and more fun. I also like that there are other songs like “Step to It” and “BFF Love,” they look playful. I think Disney Jr made a smart move releasing music videos early because it builds interest before the show even premieres. I’m planning to watch at least the premiere, maybe with my little cousin. It’s nice to see a show that’s designed to be entertaining while still giving a bit of learning.

 

[Destiny]

I’m really happy to see Hey AJ feature a natural African American representation. AJ and her family feel genuine and relatable, not like they were added just to check a box. It’s refreshing to see a children’s cartoon where the culture and personality of the characters feel authentic, and it comes through in how they speak, interact, and just live their everyday adventures. It doesn’t feel forced or exaggerated, which is rare in kids’ shows. Having a strong, imaginative African American girl as the lead is inspiring, and I think it will mean a lot to kids who don’t usually see themselves reflected so naturally on screen. Even small details, like the family interactions and the way AJ imagines her adventures, feel real and warm. It makes the show feel wholesome and inclusive without ever trying too hard, and I’m really glad Disney took that approach.

 

[Sunshine]

AJ and Theo have a strong friendship, and I think that will be a good example for young viewers. The theme song is fun, and the chorus is easy to sing along with. I’m also excited about the variety of songs Disney released—they show that the show will have different moods and lessons. The animation style is bright and energetic, and it matches the musical elements well. It seems like a show that kids can watch over and over without losing interest. I’ll probably watch the premiere, and I’m curious if the series can appeal to older kids too. Overall, it looks like a cheerful and educational show.

 

[Mama Cathy]

I am curious about the guest stars. Having people from other Disney shows, singers, and even a NASA astronaut makes the series feel more interesting. It shows that the creators put thought into making the show varied and special. I watched the trailer, and AJ’s imagination is really highlighted—it’s fun to see what ordinary moments turn into on screen. The theme song is catchy, and the show version is definitely better than the album version with the long intro. I also like that the music videos introduce different songs with positive messages. I think the show could be fun for kids and even adults who enjoy colorful animation and light-hearted stories. I’m looking forward to the premiere and seeing how all these elements come together.