Jojo or variants therefrom can refer to:

Persons

• Joseph Henry "Jo Jo" White, a former player for the Boston Celtics
• Joel "Jo-Jo" Hailey, a male R&B singer from K-Ci & JoJo and Jodeci
• JoJo Savard, a self-proclaimed 1-900 psychic
• JoJo the Monkey, a minor character in the adventure game Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge
• Jo-Jo The Dog-Faced Boy, one of the most famous sideshow performers of the late 1800s
• Jojo Moyes, British novelist
• John "JoJo" Hermann, keyboardist from Widespread Panic
• Joanna Noëlle Levesque, a female pop/R&B singer and actress known by her stage name, JoJo.
  • JoJo (album), the self-titled debut album by the singer above
• Mojo Jojo, a simian enemy in the children's television show The Powerpuff Girls.
• Jo-Jo Reyes, a pitcher for the Atlanta Braves
• Jojo, Mozambiquan Football Player

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Other

• JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, a manga and anime
• JoJo's Circus, a children's television show
• "Jojo", a song by Boz Scaggs
• Jojo, a 1988 novel by Roger Caron
• Jojo, a candy brand of Nestlé in Central European market
• Jonathan Richman, an American proto-punk and indie rock icon
• A prison slang term for a coat with no pockets worn by inmates
• A regional United States term for flavored and fried potato wedges
• In Westchester County, New York and the surrounding areas, "jojo" is a slang term, meaning the currency value equal to about fifty cents
• JoJo, the children's/cartoon channel on Turkey's Digiturk
• A character in the Beatles song "Get Back."
• Finnish or Slovak word for yo-yo.

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